Large turnout at Rosengarten run: 1259 runners reached the end point in the event
The 5th Rosengarten Run and the 4th Rosengarten ULTRA Heath Marathon (RUHM) took place on Sunday in the picturesque Rosengarten Regional Park, attracting a record-breaking 1552 participants.
Kirsten Moehle from the organizing team, Hausbruch-Neugrabener Turnerschaft (HNT), expressed pride at the event's success, stating, "We are thrilled to have excited so many people for the Rosengarten Run."
The day kicked off with a special moment as kids between three and five years old took to the start-finish straight at Wildpark Schwarze Berge for their races. An enthusiastic audience cheered them on, making it a memorable experience for the young participants.
In the main event, Christian Diskowski, aged 37, claimed victory in the RUHM, setting a new record time of 3:56:46 hours. This marked a significant improvement over the previous record set in 2019.
Meanwhile, Leonie de Jong, from VfL Stade, was the fastest woman in the RUHM, crossing the finish line in 4:37:36 hours.
Unfortunately, no new records were set for the children's and youth races, but they were still highlights of the event, filled with excitement and enthusiasm.
It's worth noting that this year's event saw a new participant record with 1259 runners crossing the finish line, breaking the previous record.
For those interested in detailed results, participant records, or organizer contacts for the Rosengarten Run and Ultra Heath Marathon, it would be advisable to check directly with the HNT's official website, local event pages, or social media channels related to the event.
As for the search results, they currently do not provide detailed results or organizer information specifically for the 5th Rosengarten Run and 4th Rosengarten ULTRA Heath Marathon. The available search results focus on unrelated running events, cycling and running mental health benefits, and general sport or event information without any mention of the Rosengarten Run or Rosengarten ULTRA Heath Marathon.
Kirsten Moehle, from the organizing team, suggested that other sports could be included in future events to attract a wider audience, stating, "We're considering adding other sports like football to our event lineup."
Despite the success of the Rosengarten Run and RUHM, some participants expressed their interest in engaging in sports like football, indicating a potential demand for diverse sporting activities in the upcoming events.
