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BMW Berlin Marathon 

The BMW Berlin Marathon attracts more than 43,000 runners with a million spectators cheering from the side-lines. Starting and finishing near the Brandenburg Gate, many runners achieve a personal best as the route follows a flat course and is officially recognised as the fastest in the world.

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Berlin 2014

Key Facts

Event date
TBC 2020
Registration fee
£50
Minimum sponsorship amount
£1,000
Deadline for applications
TBC 2020

Secure your place for 2020

One of the world's most popular marathons due its flat, fast course, the Berlin Marathon attracts nearly 44,000 runners every year. The route's sightseeing highlights include the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, Potsdamer Platz and the Unter den Linden boulevard.

 

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Be part of #teamICR

As part of our team you'll receive:

  • An ICR running vest
  • A fundraising pack with tips on reaching your target
  • ICR branded materials to support your fundraising
  • Advice on training, nutrition and health
  • Support from our dedicated events team throughout your training

Contact us

Get in touch with us on 020 7153 5307 or by emailing [email protected]

We also have a number of ways you can keep in touch with us and the ICR. Join our #teamICR Facebook group to chat to other ICR fundraisers and get tips, advice and see what everyone else is up to, sign up to our e-newletter Search, and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 

 

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Key Facts

Event date
TBC 2020

Registration fee
£50

Minimum sponsorship amount
£1,000

Deadline for applications
TBC 2020

Contact the sports team

If you're interested in taking part, please email us on [email protected], or call us on 0207 153 5307.

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