Monday, 05. May 2025 |
Wings for Life World Run 2025: Many records and Konrad Abeltshauser right there
Among the numerous locations worldwide, Munich's Olympiapark was once again the starting point for one of the flagship runs this year, which also passed through the city center for the first time. Despite rainy weather, 14,000 runners took to the course. Worldwide, there were 49,628 participants, setting a new record.
German woman sets course record
But that wasn't the only record broken. Esther Pfeiffer became the first woman ever to win the German title and also took first place globally among women with a time of 59.03 kilometers. Her husband Hendrik Pfeiffer also made it to the top of the podium in Germany with a time of 66.73 kilometers. He finished sixth place globally.
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Our defense player Konrad Abeltshauser was once again part of the action this year and, despite the bad weather, laced up his running shoes and put in an impressive performance: The Red Bulls' number 16 completed over 25 kilometers, around 2 kilometers more than last year.
Global winner comes from Japan once again
After Tomoya Watanabe won last year's Wings for Life World Run, a runner from the Land of the Rising Sun is once again at the top of the podium in 2025: Jo Fukuda ran 71.67 kilometers in the Flagship Run in Fukuoda (Japan) – more than any other participant this year.
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