The 2024 Berlin Marathon Was Incredible!
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Another incredible marathon with more talent that we've ever seen.
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Congrats to Nick Bester for finally breaking his 2:20 streak. 2:19:45
He finally did it? Wow🎉 congratulations to him,he's really earned it
LETS GOO NICK BESTRR
Yes that made me even happier ❤
Damnn boom shakalaka
Finished it myself this morning in 3:15, with a lot of fun. Thank you for the vidéo, I wasnt able to watch live 😅
Great time. Absolutely something to be proud of, no matter what your goal or previous times were.
2:18 bekele & kipchoge have won the race 7 out of the last 8 times would sound better than 7/10
Not really saying it as oit of 10 jus shows how dominant they are on the to 10, 15, 20 list ect no one ever says oh he is in the top 8, the always say top 10 top 5 or top 3
@@tio7357 'In the top 10' is not the same as 'Out of the top 10'. So it is fair to use the 7/8 mode of expression.
If only Kiptum was around. RIP.
He likely would've broken 2 hrs if he didn't already do so in Rotterdam
😢😢😢
Rip
New Hungarian national women's record set by Nora Szabo (2:27:31). Congrats!
lol who cares about women
its just some random country
Big deal
@@saljablo2767 Go and run 2:27. Yes, it’s kinda big deal.
@@saljablo2767 its not a big dead... its women jogging slowly lmao
Congratulations to Kenya and Ethiopia. ❤ from Tanzania
nobody breaks down a race like you brother! hats off.
I just ran Berlin. What a beautiful day. 54,200 finished so it’s a huge field. Lots of fun 😊
My dad finished in 2:46
Machine 🔥 how old is he?
@@ao4705 45, he started at 35 ish i think
Amazing
@@ao470545, he started running at 35 ish
Good for him
It was a runners party. Greatful to be part of it and PB 🎉
Was watching the pacer app. One of my friends is still finishing it as i type it!
Good for him
@@payrysdoscs4903 he got 3:30!
This is incredible
Jacob Simonsen also broke the 40 year old national record for Denmark in a time of 2:07:51
Even the flash couldn't keep up at the beginning congrats to all the great runners
My half this weekend was humid and 67 degrees F. Not perfect, but hey, I was able to run a 1:30, so I'm getting "closer" to breaking Kipchoge's record 😂
more than 58,000 participants have registered for the marathon and is a new record
You’re On it my man. I woke up at 3:30 AM EST to watch the race( As i always do). Yes,Berlin Weather looked Perfect this Time. But missed the presence Of Kipchoge for sure.
thanks for the Coverage, We appreciate you. how early did you wake up today( or did you even sleep)?
Now, On to my early 8 miles Run.
I finished this in 3:44:03
Congratulations. You finished the race
Congrats! Good time
Congrats🎉🎉
Were you walking? That's so sliw
@@NicCage4President that’s about 8:30 per mile, I’m 12
Crazy to think Kipchoge broke his own world record only 2 years ago. SO much has happened since then. Kiptum hadn’t even run his first marathon yet and wasn’t on anyone’s radar. Nine months ago, who would have guessed that neither (or Bekele) would get an Olympic medal? Insane.
I was there! PB! Its was an amazing race 🤩
Nice! What time did you run?
@@TotalRunningProductions 2:52! 🤗
great video
This really shows Kiptum was something else…😢
His ability was obviously levels above them all, but his pacing must have been a huge advantage, it's totally insane going out in 1.00.30 as a 2.05 runner and expecting not to suffer through the 2nd half, Kiptum was running at practically threshold for the first half then starting the 2nd ready for a straight half marathon race, what's unbelievable though is that he could open in 60.45 and then effortlessly glide through the 2nd half well under an hour, something no other athlete has ever even dreamt of - really makes you wonder what he was capable of but I think sub 2 was in his reach for sure
@@joelmacinnes2391 As you say, "It makes you wonder . . ."
Kelvin Kiptum was like a sneak peak into a future era of Marathon racing, the sub 2 era
I first ran the Berlin Marathon in 1984. Around 7,297 finishers, a printed program booklet and a printed certificate in the mail. A few Deutschmarks entry fee. Moving to 2024. 205 Euros entry and 50,000 runners = EUR10,250,000. I sincerely hope that a little bit of money was left over for the organizer after the race, given that there were also quite a few sponsors. Races like these are now really only affordable to hip surgeons and lawyers and not running enthusiasts like myself.
I got my PB 3:55:16...thanks for making me dream big by watching your videos
Did you have any hard moments? Or did you finish and feel like you had more in the tank? I’m only asking because under 4 is a goal. Thanks.
@@saljablo2767 not really except for the crowd in the second half.. Many from earlier corrals were slowing down and it was difficult to wriggle through
I was there, it was awesomene. My first marathon, finish time 04:44:10.
Damn dude did you stop and take a 30 minute dump midway in?
🎉🎉🎉
We gonna talk about the women's race or no?
Hopefully not. Waste of time tbh
@@fane2233 I guess it wasn't as exciting or fast
@@payrysdoscs4903 tell them to train harder I guess
was also surprised he didnt even mention it
The women run much faster than the troll in this comments section LOL.
And the Danish mens record finally fell after 39years
I'm bummed that you didn't show the women's results here!
Evidently for this narrator women don't exist. The narrator is a damn fool.
maybe he's planning on making a dedicated video for it
But he always does videos like this, where he focuses on one group specifically, he does women races that only involve women races. It his normal format
@@landonpoland5092 yeah well but this race involved men and women, yet he only focuses on men
@@annelieselzf7857 yeah, the Olympics also has both men and women but he would focus on one gender at a time, this is not a new or a bad thing, this race he was focusing on the men’s accomplishments there’s nothing wrong with that
Lol the guy in the flash costume in the beginning that almost ate shit
@4:44 opening 21km you mean, not 15km yeah
Ultra fast 5k pace
1:11 The late Kelvin Kiptum. Please show some respect
Should I just train for marathons so that I can break 14:30 in the 5k?
1:44 the time of Legese should be 2:02:48 instead of 2:04:48
Sad to not see kipchoge at it
Kibiwot Kandie missed his Erythropoietin drink and failed to finish the race 😂
Stop your useless talk.Has kibiwot ever failed a drug test?
Kendie choker on marathon
You'll be insane to believe that human beings with natural haemoglobin levels can run that fast that long lol
Excelent report..thanks !!!
1:50 it's Birhanu Legese 2:02:48
Except, we all know there was one key missing runner in this race.
>mediocre race
>TRP: "MARATHON HISTORY!!!!!! THIS WAS INCREDIBLE!!!!"
Recovery from the Olympics may have held people back.
My hypothesis why Kipchoge didn't run was due to health scares. While he's getting older, the training for the olympics might've injured him to the point that he might need a longer time to recover.
@3:58 /Half Marahton/Half Marathon/
Werent there 58,000 people running?
Menguehsa won it wearing Vaporfly nex % 🤯
And people think Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a chance to break marathon world record 😂😂
Sure as hell isn’t even close now but he’s still like 23; I’m sure in 10 years he’ll leave the 1500 and 5k behind and become a HM/Marathon runner
Both Kenenisa Bekele and Eliud Kipchoge were phenomenal 1500 and 5k runners at the beginning of their career so obviously it’s possible
@theperfecteraser5988 but neither Kipchoge or Bekele is the best marathon runner to date, by the look of it, the earlier you get into it the better, but to even suggest that he might break it is just totally disrespecting Kiptum's legacy, never mind Bekele, Kipchoge, Lemma and others who have devoted years and years of their lives to training specifically for the distance - sure he could be good, but he isn't touching these guys
@@joelmacinnes2391nothing is impossible if you try
@@theperfecteraser5988 can't say kipchoge and Bekele were exceptional in 1500. None of them ever won 1500m. I don't remember any 1500m exceptional male who dominated Marathon.
@@nichokituku4799 Kipchoge won the world championships in 2003 I believe
At 4:45 the narrator says "at the half marathon point we had 11 runners under 1 hr and 1 minute" but the graphic
has the title "opening 15 Kilometers" which is clearly WRONG!!
kipchoge is a beast 🙌
Dang, that was awesome, but I still miss Kipchoge.
Running has become purely about times and not the actual race
Where's Kibiwot Kendie? 😮😮😮😮
you forget mr gam GAMTIME
Congratulations Ikeda (2.05.12) and Sebastian Hendel- (2.07.33)best non- African runner
Larson Trail
I just finished it in 1:53:00 and im 9 years old
we're talking about running and finishing.
Good one though.
mindblowing
bot 😂
Error: when showing HM time, title says 15k
Could you talk more about the women as well, please?
Is there another video coming about the women?
Evidently nah, they can get stuffed it seems. I sincerely hope the narrator realizes this huge gaff.
What about the women's race?
Your half marathon splits have the wrong heading (it says 15km)
No body with the talent and work to break Kelvin Kiptum record. Not now maybe in future. It will take a very talented hardworking athlete to break that record. If kelvin was alive most likely he would have lowered that record to even under 2hrs. We were waiting to see him race in Berlin. May he RIP.
@2:50 Why didn't The Flash win?
My dad finish in 2:19:45
Why no report on the women’s race?
It seems like the elite trend in marsthons is positive splits. I.e., go out too fast. Something I was taught not to do
What about the women’s race?!
Is kipchoge retired?
Berlin is a very flat city perhaps that is why it is considered one of the easiest.
They say, the easier the course, the harder the race. I think, that's true, if you want to win the race. For the thousands of people, who just want to run sub 4h, sub 3h or sub 2.5h, it's one of the easier runs, because you have lots of pacers and the course isn't that hard. Still harder than downhill Boston of cause 😉.
@@rennleitung_7 I have lived in 4 different countries, I lived in Athens for many years & spent plenty of Sundays lounging on Marathonas beach , Athens is a very hilly city. I spent time in Berlin too, & spent a lot of time happily cycling in the flat city.
I was shot by firing squad for this to happen...
Marathon is finished.... Rip Kelvin and good retirement for Kipchoge
Disagree. Kiptum wasn’t a WR challenger until 2022, and then he beats the WR the next year. It’s very much possible that we see a rising talent in the next years become a WR challenger 1-2 seasons after.
The marathon has never brought more people. It’s more popular than ever and the technology is growing fast. Assuming the distance is finished is just moronic.
@@Stellar-Cowboybut before Kiptum, Kipchoge and Bekele had been going strong for a decade, Kiptum came along and seemingly carried on the torch from Kipchoge and then he died suddenly while the other two have reached retirement, we're not gonna see anyone push these guys records for a while, at the moment Lemma, Kipruto and Tola are by far the best on the scene and they can't even open at world record tempo while running huge positive splits - a guy like Kiptum only comes around once in a generation at best, plus he wasn't exactly anonymous, he had run several 58.xx half marathons already and as a big negative split runner with that level of endurance, he was made for the marathon
@@joelmacinnes2391 I completely agree. There is a gap. Kipchoge was marathon king... Unbeatable and unbelievable consistency. We all knew age will catch up with him.. and we hoped to get another unique talent then just on time Kelvin kiptum showed up at Valencia marathon and everyone knew this is the man to succeed kipchoge. Unfortunately he ran just 3 historical marathons and we lost the heir at young age. We are still waiting for such unique talent to come around. Meanwhile there is a gap.
15 k 1 hour?
I finished in...Well, I'm actually still "running."
is it the end of kenyan era? etheopian era now?
End of an era? Check the top 100 times and you will realize that Kenya and Ethiopia dominate 85% of the times.
Not really. Kenya is still pretty much competing with Ethiopia
Not a single woman ran this event out of 50.000 runners?
who cares 🤦♂
what happened w the woman?
what about it?
Hey, I like your content but was really disappointed that the focus was just on the men's marathon, especially when the women ran 2h16 to win the race. Would have great to have equal coverage of both races, particularly when womans sports need support and promotion amongst the sporting community.
always trying to make everything about women 🥱🥱🤦♂🤦♂
And the women????? Or don’t they matter?
They don’t matter obv.
What about the women?
Not a fast finish time for Berlin Marathon for such good weather condition.
I was expecting to see time under 2:01:00. Well no Kiptum or Kipchoge is born everyday that's for sure...
Higher doses is possible sub 2:01
This page used to be REAL runners (men)... now it's diversity (left wing)
Women portion was so weak that Berlin showed it maybe 3% of the time 🥲
Dibaba really run for fun, no interest at all