Berlin Marathon Results Records
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Berlin Marathon Results Records. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/38557
“Berlin Marathon Results Records.” The Aporia, 13 Oct. 2026, https://the-aporia.com/event/38557.
“Berlin Marathon Results Records.” The Aporia, October 13, 2026. https://the-aporia.com/event/38557.
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Tigst Assefa, an injured Ethiopian athlete who won silver at the Paris Olympics in 2024, narrowly missed breaking the women’s world marathon record during Sunday’s Berlin Marathon. Despite suffering from injury towards the end, she secured first place with a time of two hours eleven minutes and four seconds, setting both her personal best and the new Berlin course record. Her race initially showed signs of…
Injured Assefa narrowly misses world record in Berlin →Ethiopian runner Tigst Assefa won this year’s Berlin Marathon but limped to the finish line after rupturing her right Achilles tendon while chasing the world record. Despite severe pain starting at 31 kilometers and a complete rupture by the 40K mark, she still managed the third fastest time ever at 2:11:04. Assefa’s representative said had she stopped earlier, it might have prevented such extensive damage…
Berlin Marathon winner limped to finish line after rupturing Achilles tendon chasing world mark →Tigst Assefa ran the third-fastest marathon in history with a time of 2:11:04 at the Berlin Marathon despite suffering a complete rupture of her right Achilles tendon after 31 kilometers. The Ethiopian athlete, who felt pain starting from the 31-kilometer mark but continued to push through, finished just shy of the world record set by Ruth Chepng'etich in Chicago. Assefa's remarkable performance was highlighted for…
How Assefa ran third fastest marathon ever despite 'destroyed' Achilles →Analysis
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How Assefa ran third fastest marathon ever despite 'destroyed' Achilles
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- 27 Sep
Kenyan athlete Ruth Chepngetich's time of 2:09:56, set at the 2024 Chicago Marathon, remains the world record time, though that result is overshadowed by the three-year doping ban she received in 2025.
- 29 Sep
"She was no longer able to run, because when she was going to put her foot on the ground she had no power," Demadonna said of the issue at the 40 km mark.
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2 Oct How Assefa ran third fastest marathon ever despite 'destroyed' AchillesTigst Assefa ran the third-fastest marathon in history with a time of 2:11:04 at the Berlin Marathon despite suffering a complete rupture of her right Achilles tendon after 31 kilometers. The Ethiopian athlete, who felt pain starting from the 31-kilometer mark but continued to push through, finished just shy of the world record set by Ruth Chepng'etich in Chicago. Assefa's remarkable performance was highlighted for…ABC News (AU)
- 29 Sep Berlin Marathon winner limped to finish line after rupturing Achilles tendon chasing world markEthiopian runner Tigst Assefa won this year’s Berlin Marathon but limped to the finish line after rupturing her right Achilles tendon while chasing the world record. Despite severe pain starting at 31 kilometers and a complete rupture by the 40K mark, she still managed the third fastest time ever at 2:11:04. Assefa’s representative said had she stopped earlier, it might have prevented such extensive damage…CBC
27 Sep Injured Assefa narrowly misses world record in BerlinTigst Assefa, an injured Ethiopian athlete who won silver at the Paris Olympics in 2024, narrowly missed breaking the women’s world marathon record during Sunday’s Berlin Marathon. Despite suffering from injury towards the end, she secured first place with a time of two hours eleven minutes and four seconds, setting both her personal best and the new Berlin course record. Her race initially showed signs of…BBC
27 Sep Guye Adola wins Berlin Marathon, Tigst Assefa targeting world record in women’s race
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