Berlin Marathon
Race Day Weather
Cool start, gentle wind shifts
Runners will face a start temperature of 54°F, rising to 64°F by the finish. With a maximum wind of 7 mph shifting from headwind to tailwind, the most challenging sections will be Mile 1 and from Mile 9 to Mile 13. To optimize performance, runners should pace conservatively early on and take advantage of tailwinds between Miles 5-6 and 19-22, while staying hydrated due to the humidity level of 72%.
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Race Info
The Berlin Marathon is a classic established by Horst Milde in 1974 and has evolved to become part of the World Marathon Majors. It starts and finishes near the iconic Brandenburg Gate, taking runners through a flat, urban course featuring landmarks like Charlottenburg and Kreuzberg. Known for its speed-friendly layout, this race consistently sees fast performances.
