The Berlin Marathon is one the biggest highlights of the road running calendar and one to watch if you like to see world records being set. The last eight men’s world records have been set on the Berlin course.
That streak includes last year’s race, when Eliud Kipchope stormed to the current record of 2hrs 1min 9secs, winning the Berlin Marathon for the fourth time in the process. Kipchoge headlines the field again in 2023 and will be aiming for another world record to make up for a disappointing race earlier this year at the Boston Marathon.
Kipchoge will be challenged by a strong field of male elites, including Mark Korir and Amos Kipruto. Meanwhile the favorites for the women’s race include last year’s winner Tigist Assefa and Sheila Chepkirui.
It’s not to be missed and wherever you are in the world you have options for streaming the Berlin Marathon 2023.
Berlin Marathon Live Streams
How To Watch The Berlin Marathon For Free
Olympics.com, but only in the following territories: Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, Georgia, Greece, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Norway, Romania, Sweden, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan.You can view the full list of global broadcasters on the Berlin Marathon website.
How To Watch The Berlin Marathon In The US, Canada, UK, Australia And New Zealand
Subscription platform FloSports is streaming the Berlin Marathon in multiple territories: the US, Canada, UK, Australia, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Estonia, New Zealand, Turkey and Latvia.
A subscription costs $29.99 a month in the US and £25.99 a month in the UK, or $149.99/£109.99 a year.
The FloSport app is available on Chromecast, Amazon Fire Stick, Apple TV and mobile devices.
How To Watch The Berlin Marathon From Outside Your Country Of Residence
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Berlin Marathon Details
When is the Berlin Marathon 2023?
The Berlin Marathon 2023 takes place on Sunday 24th September.
When does the Berlin Marathon start?
The Berlin Marathon starts at 9.15am local time (CEST), which is 3.15am EDT and 8.15am BST, with runners setting off in four waves led by the elites.
What is the Berlin Marathon route like?
The famously flat and fast Berlin Marathon route takes you on a trip around the city and has lots of long straights and few turns. The race starts and finishes near the Brandenburg Gate in Tiergarten and passes several notable city landmarks along the way, including the Reichstag and Potsdamer Platz. Runners also pass beneath the Brandenburg Gate in the final few hundred meters of the race.
