Chris-Marvin Scheffler wins the Tolleeseseelauf 2025 again!

Chris-Marvin Scheffler wins the Tolleeseseelauf 2025 again!

Pasewalk, Deutschland - in Neubrandenburg was held on June 15, 2025, the 33rd Tolleneseseelauf and once again ensured a hustle and bustle on the lake. In summer conditions, over 1900 participants from different nations were there and showed impressively how much enthusiasm and sense of community are in the running community. Chris-Marvin Scheffler, who had already conquered the route last year, demonstrated his class again this time with a win in 2: 45.10 hours. However, this time he had to fight with the heat and treat himself to breaks in order to successfully end the run. Nordkurier reports that Scheffler had set a record of 2: 32.48 hours last year.

The second in the competition, Stefan Lange from SV Turbine Neubrandenburg, reached the finish line in 2: 56.38 hours, closely followed by Jona-Jean Kuchinke from the Harz Mountain Run Association, which took third place in 2: 57.14 hours. The performance among women was also outstanding. Friederike Preuss from Pasewalk won first place 3: 43.10 hours and improved compared to the last two years, in which she took third place. Jeannette Kiesow from HSV Neubrandenburg ran over the finish line in 3: 50.80 hours, while Isa Koopmann from Kalkhorst took third place in 3:51:50 hours.

Various starting field and exciting results

It is particularly noteworthy that a new participant record was achieved among the walkers: 123 people competed to cope with the route while walking. Beate Warkentin (turbine) won the Walkers in 1: 37.50 hours. Hartmut Wolff from "The Wolffgang" prevailed in 1: 26.26 hours with the walkers. MV-Sport emphasizes that participants from Germany, Denmark, France, Canada, the Netherlands and Poland came together to take part in this sporty highlight.

The mood among the participants was excellent and many, like 17-year-old Juliane Göllnitz and 43-year-old Kathleen Maag from SC Laage, ran the 10 km route in 45:48 minutes. The organizers around the SV Turbine Neubrandenburg were for their successful event by Dr. Sven Abrokat, a Güstrower runner and educator, praised.

We continue!

Overall, the organizer can look forward to the best number of participants after the Corona pandemic. Racing director Jörg Knospe is extremely satisfied with the course of the event and looks positively into the future. The three strongest clubs at Sparkassenlauf were able to look forward to 500 euro checks. There is already a reason for anticipation for all sports enthusiasts: the next great sequence of great seeds will take place on June 13, 2026. Statista documents that running events in Germany are still in trend and the number of participants is steadily increasing.