Sydney Marathon's medal engraves wrong stadium

Runners in the Sydney Marathon will be presented a 'unique' medal after a mistake led to Allianz Stadium in Germany engraved on the medal, not Moore Park's stadium.

Runners in the Sydney Marathon will be presented a 'unique' medal after a mistake led to Allianz Stadium in Germany engraved on the medal, not Moore Park's stadium.

A medal minted for finishers in the Sydney Marathon features a skyline of the city — with one landmark from rather far away. Organizers say the muddle only makes the medal "a little more unique."

More than 40,000 people are expected for the Sydney Marathon, but just before the start the finisher's medal causes a stir: it appears to show Munich's Allianz Arena instead of a Sydney stadium.

The medal design incorporates many local landmarks — plus the Allianz Arena in Munich.

The medal features the Allianz Arena in Munich, instead of Sydney's Allianz Stadium, as one of the city's landmarks.

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In a week, up to 40,000 runners will take part in Sydney's Marathon, but a mix-up means they will be handed medals decorated with a German stadium.

Organisers of the 2026 Sydney Marathon have sparked online mirth by unveiling a finishers' medal depicting a stadium in Munich, Germany.

in briefThe race medal depicts Allianz Arena in Munich rather than Sydney's Allianz Stadium.Marathon organisers have acknowledged the "unfortunate error".Organisers of the 2026 Sydney Marathon have been left red-faced after unveiling a finishers’ medal featuring a stadium in Germany — thousands of kilometres from the r

Runners who finish the Sydney Marathon will receive a medal featuring a football stadium in Germany instead of Moore Park due to an "unfortunate error".

Runners will receive a medal at the 2026 Sydney Marathon with an engraving of a German stadium.

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