One of Germany's largest and most important running events took place this weekend in Berlin. The 52nd BMW Berlin Marathon with more than 84,000 participants from 162 nations. More than 56,000 athletes competed at the most important start on Sunday. And one Arnoldsteiner was the fastest in his age class and left his competitors behind. Angelo Quaglia of the LC Villach became the first in the age class M60, with a net time of 2:46:17 and an avera…
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One of Germany's largest and most important running events took place this weekend in Berlin. The 52nd BMW Berlin Marathon with more than 84,000 participants from 162 nations. More than 56,000 athletes competed at the most important start on Sunday. And one Arnoldsteiner was the fastest in his age class and left his competitors behind. Angelo Quaglia of the LC Villach became the first in the age class M60, with a net time of 2:46:17 and an avera…