Find out the latest odds for the 2026 men's and women's Berlin Marathon.
Sebastian Sawe's withdrawal from the men's race means there are up to seven or eight viable contenders this year,
The world record holder has been forced to pull out of the event through injury meaning it will be Gabriel Geay who begins the race as the narrow favourite.
The Tanzanian clocked a national record 2:03:00 on his maiden Berlin run and ranks 17th on the list of the fastest marathon runners of all time.
Ethiopian runners Guye Adola and Getaneh Molla are firmly in the mix with the former having set his personal best in this very event five years ago.
Tigst Assefa is the woman to beat in the women's race with the 29-year-old the big odds-on favourite to capture a fifth marathon major in Berlin.
The Ethiopian reigned supreme in Germany in 2022 and 2023. whilst she has also completed a London marathon double in 2025 and 2026.
Her biggest threat appears to come from reigning titlist Rosemary Wanjiru after she defied the odds to cross the finishing line first 12 months ago.