- At this year's Berliner Wasserbetriebe 5 x 5K TEAM-Relay Berlin, the focus was not only on athletic performance, but above all on community, team spirit and togetherness. Among the participants was Minister of State for Sport and Volunteering Dr Christiane Schenderlein.
- Once Upon a Time in Copenhagen...
When a team from SCC EVENTS (then still known as SCC Veranstaltungs-GmbH) set off for the Danish capital in 1999, no one could have imagined what would evolve from that trip over the next 25 years. Their visit to the 5x5 km relays—the great role model and "mother" of all relay events—served primarily as a source of inspiration and a learning opportunity.
- At this year’s Berliner Wasserbetriebe 5 × 5 km TEAM Relay, a total of 6,200 relay teams, each comprising five runners, will take part over the course of three days. The participants include athletes of all ages and abilities – from the tall to the short, the fast to the leisurely, the young and the old. They all have one thing in common: the five-kilometre route through Berlin’s Tiergarten. But what exactly does this route have to offer?
- One result becomes five stories. The Berliner Wasserbetriebe 5 x 5 km TEAM Relay takes the relay experience to a new level and now relies on precise time measurement in the baton. More motivation for ambitious athletes, more appreciation for each team member, more exciting internal duels. Curious to find out more?
- At the Berliner Wasserbetriebe 5 x 5 km TEAM-Relay, hundreds of volunteers bring heart, humor, and team spirit to ensure everything runs smoothly—from bib pickup to medals. Why do they do it? Because it’s fun, it connects people, and it’s simply unforgettable.
- On the second day of the Berliner Wasserbetriebe 5 x 5 km TEAM Relay 2025, we accompanied photographer Tilo Wiedensohler during his work at the relay venue. Wiedensohler is among Germany's top sports photographers, having covered numerous Olympic Games, World, and European Championships. His photographs are regularly recognized for their excellence.
