Generali Berlin Half Marathon

The Superhalfs are a series with 6 races including:

Lisbon – Prague – Berlin – Copenhagen – Cardiff – Valencia

Anyone who completes all six races, regardless of the time taken, will receive a SuperMedal. Race expiration dates have now been removed and the SuperHalfs series has no time limit for completion. “Complete” means you must finish the race, i.e. you must have an official chip time in the race results. Runners can complete the races in any order

If successful, you will also need to pay a £35 registration fee per half marathon application. A member of our Events Team will contact you to arrange. Successful applicants will need to arrange their own travel and accommodation.

The minimum fundraising target is £400 per half marathon exclusive of any registration fees.

SuperPassport is your digital passport where you can collect stamps as you complete each race and track your progress on your running journey. It shows your official race results. It doesn’t show our race registrations.

You will need to input this passport number whenever you enter a race. You can create your SuperPassport (your SuperHalfs account) with its unique passport number at www.superhalfs.com. If you have entered your SuperHalfs passport number on the registration form when you signed up for any of the races, your passport will be automatically stamped within three days after the race. If you did not insert a SuperPassport number, you will be able to claim your result in your SuperHalfs account a few days after the event. We always send an email confirmation to all SuperPassport holders when the results are added or ready to claim. Once you are registered for your final race with your passport number, the race organisers will be notified that you are expected to attend and become a SuperRunner – meaning your SuperMedal will be ready for collection once you have crossed the finish line.

Your application will be reviewed by the Events team at The Brain Tumour Charity. We will consider a range of factors when allocating our places, including personal reasons for taking part and your ability to achieve our minimum fundraising target of £400. If successful, you will also need to pay a £35 registration fee and will be contacted by a member of our Events Team to arrange. The application review timings for Autumn 2026 events is still to be confirmed.

Your application will be reviewed by the Events team at The Brain Tumour Charity. We will consider a range of factors when allocating our places, including personal reasons for taking part and your ability to achieve our minimum fundraising target of £400. If successful, you will also need to pay a £35 registration fee and will be contacted by a member of our Events Team to arrange.