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2026 BMW Berlin Marathon top USA men’s results: Charlie Sweeney leads the way

Charlie Sweeney led U.S. men at the 2026 Berlin Marathon, finishing 23rd in 2:09:33. See U.S. results as Guye Adola won in 2:02:50 on Sunday in Berlin.

BERLIN (World-Track) — Charlie Sweeney led the American men at the 2026 BMW Berlin Marathon on Sunday (27), finishing 23rd overall in 2 hours, 9 minutes, 33 seconds. Ethiopia’s Guye Adola pulled away late to win the World Athletics Platinum Label race in a personal-best 2:02:50.

Sweeney, the first of five Americans in the overall top 50, improved on his previous PB of 2:12:23. Will Nation, who was among the athletes already qualified for the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials, finished second among Americans this weekend, finishing 29th overall with a personal best of 2:11:08. Lars Dewall was close behind in 31st overall with a time of 2:12:13.

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T-Roy Brown placed 34th overall in 2:12:38, and Brendan Martin was 47th in 2:14:36. Gemechu Dida Diriba of Ethiopia finished second overall in 2:03:19, with Tanzania’s Gabriel Gerald Geay third in 2:03:59. Adola’s victory was his second in Berlin.

American men’s 2026 Berlin Marathon Results

BMW Berlin Marathon; Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026; Berlin, Germany. Numbered positions below are among American men; overall men’s places.

  1. Charlie Sweeney (United States), 2:09:33 — 23rd overall
  2. Will Nation (United States), 2:11:08 — 29th overall
  3. Lars Dewall (United States), 2:12:13 — 31st overall
  4. T-Roy Brown (United States), 2:12:38 — 34th overall
  5. Brendan Martin (United States), 2:14:36 — 47th overall
  6. Blake Buysse (United States), 2:16:20 — 55th overall
  7. Jett Knight (United States), 2:18:17 — 60th overall
  8. Elliot Kadrofske (United States), 2:18:33 — 62nd overall
  9. Benjamin Schneiderman (United States), 2:20:14 — 74th overall
  10. Maxwell Etka (United States), 2:20:42 — 83rd overall
  11. Mitchell Baum (United States), 2:22:07 — 100th overall
  12. Samuel Forstner (United States), 2:23:06 — 107th overall
  13. Nicolas Crouzier (United States), 2:23:36 — 118th overall
  14. Brandon Dimitri (United States), 2:24:27 — 129th overall
  15. Brenden Allen (United States), 2:24:44 — 132nd overall
  16. Christopher Brenk (United States), 2:24:55 — 133rd overall
  17. Alexander Witthus (United States), 2:25:53 — 147th overall
  18. William Graham (United States), 2:25:55 — 148th overall
  19. Seth Frazer (United States), 2:26:17 — 159th overall
  20. Jaydn Asay (United States), 2:26:32 — 163rd overall
  21. Thomas Black (United States), 2:26:46 — 167th overall
  22. Kaelen Ruder (United States), 2:26:47 — 169th overall
  23. Simon Ricci (United States), 2:26:47 — 170th overall
  24. Elliott Heath (United States), 2:26:52 — 173rd overall
  25. Donovan Glavin (United States), 2:27:04 — 179th overall
  26. Jonathan Keller (United States), 2:27:05 — 180th overall
  27. Wesley Robinson (United States), 2:27:09 — 182nd overall
  28. Benjamin Hendricks (United States), 2:27:25 — 192nd overall
  29. Jack Roberts (United States), 2:27:33 — 195th overall

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