Berlin Marathon

Kenenisa Bekele’s agent reveals his training for the 2021 Berlin Marathon has been similar to 2019 — when he missed the world record by 2 seconds.

The site of the world's fastest marathon, Berlin has one of the continent’s most vibrant running cultures. Here's a guide to the best places to run in Germany's capital city.

The coronavirus continues to shape an uncertain future for races of all kinds.

37-year-old Kenenisa Bekele, who's marathon preparation was shortened due to hamstring problems, missed the world record by only two seconds in Berlin.

"Maybe I will show them the way," Bekele trash-talks at Berlin's press conference, but can the 37-year-old hold off a pack of young Ethiopian countrymen?

But tune in for an intriguing women's race and some new names going for podium glory.

The Kenyan will have his chance to reclaim the title on the lightning-fast Berlin Marathon course this Sunday.

Eliud Kipchoge won in 2:04:00 despite problems with his shoes.

Three champion Kenyans will be among those taking on the fast course.

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