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Berlin Marathon 2025 results, times, elite fields and prize money – UK Times

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Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe clocked in a season’s best time to storm to victory as the Berlin Marathon 2025 kicked off the World Marathon Majors for the autumn.

Sawe, after winning the 2025 London Marathon, is the headline act this year and went into the men’s race as the favourite. The Kenyan is tipped to one day challenge the late Kelvin Kiptum’s staggering world record (2:00:35).

Japan’s Akasaki Akira was a surprise second after a powerful second half of the race, finishing almost four minutes behind Sawe, while Ethiopia’s Chimdessa Debele came in third.

Sawe’s compatriot Rosemary Wanjiru won the women’s race, going one better than her previous second-place finish as she crossed the line just ahead of Ethiopia’s Dera Dida.

Berlin Marathon 2025 results

Men

1) Sabastian Sawe (KEN) – 2:02.16

2) Akira Akasaki (JPN) – 2:06:15

3) Chimdessa Debele (ETH) – 2:06:57

4) Guye Adola (ETH) – 2:07:11

5) Yuhei Urano (JPN) – 2:07:35

6) Hassan Chahdi (FRA) – 2:07:43

7) Shin Kimura (JPN) – 2:08:37

8) Hendrik Preiffer (GER) – 2:09:14

9) Joseph Tiophil Panga (TAN) – 2:09:35

10) Ahmed Ouhda (ITA) – 2:10:39

Women

1) Rosemary Wanjiru (KEN) – 2:21:05

2) Dera Dida (ETH) – 2:21:08

3) Azmera Gebru (ETH) – 2:21:29

4) Viola Cheptoo (KEN) – 2:21:40

5) Fantu Worku (ETH) – 2:21:57

6) Fabienne Konigstein (GER) – 2:22:17

7) Degitu Azimeraw (ETH) – 2:23:02

8) Domenika Mayer (GER) – 2:23:16

9) Honami Maeda (JPN) – 2:24:36

10) Mestawut Fikir (ETH) – 2:24:52

Sawe stormed to victory in Berlin with Japan's Akasaki Akira a surprise second

Sawe stormed to victory in Berlin with Japan’s Akasaki Akira a surprise second (Getty Images)

What is the prize money?

Men’s and women’s elite races

1st €30,000

2nd €15,000

3rd €10,000

4th €8,000

5th €6,500

7th €4,000

8th €3,000

9th €2,000

10th €1,500

Bonuses

Men

1st runner sub-2:02:30: €30.000

1st/2nd sub-2:03:30: €15.000

World record (2:00:35): €50,000

Women

1st runner sub-2:16:00: €30.000

1st/2nd sub-2:18:00: €15.000

World record (2:09:53): €50,000

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