Harry Styles completed the Berlin Marathon on Sunday, finishing with a time of under three hours, according to reports from the race. The singer and actor crossed the finish line in 2:59:50, a remarkable feat for a first-time marathoner.
The 29-year-old’s participation and impressive time have quickly become a major talking point following the annual 42.2-kilometer race through Germany’s capital. Styles was not the only notable finisher; former German national football team players André Schürrle (3:21:25) and felix Kroos (4:28:23) also completed the course.
Kenyan runners Sabastian Sawe and Rosemary Wanjiru secured victories in the men’s and women’s elite races, respectively, navigating challenging warm conditions. Sawe finished with a time of 2:02:57, while Wanjiru dramatically won gold.
The Berlin Marathon is one of the world’s six major marathons, attracting tens of thousands of participants annually. It’s known for its fast, flat course and frequently enough sees record-breaking times.Styles’ achievement adds a new dimension to the event’s legacy, demonstrating the dedication and athletic ability of individuals from diverse backgrounds.
