第35回リアル・ベルリンマラソン 2008年9月28日開催

２００８年real-ベルリンマラソンへの多くの参加申し込み、ありがとうございました。本年度の募集は、４万人の定員に達しましたので、締め切らせていただきました。なお、旅行会社が提供しているベルリンマラソン・ツアー（英語のみ）には、まだ参加者を受け付けている可能性もございますので、どうぞそちらのほうにお問い合わせください。 ９月２７日に開催されるインライン・スケート・マラソンのほうは、まだ参加を受け付けております。

 

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Haile Gebrselassie breaks world record in 34th real,- BERLIN-MARATHON

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