Diskvalifikace

Overview

The video is a personal statement by the creator following a problem at the Berlin Marathon that led to a major mix-up in official timing and, ultimately, to disqualification/bans. The creator says the video’s goal is to prevent misinformation and conspiracy theories—especially claims that he “used” a timing chip to give his time to another runner.

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What the creator says happened

• He previously celebrated achieving a marathon time under 3 hours and was in a good mood because of it.
• Right before the Berlin Marathon, his co-runner/partner (Kája) developed a leg issue that may have been a stress fracture, so she could not run the full race.
• Although she could not complete the marathon, she still started and finished with him.
• The core issue: Kája’s official results were credited with the exact same time as his (the creator claims it was accurate to the second).
• Kája immediately contacted the race organizers to have her time removed, explicitly rejecting the idea that it was fraud.
• The creator says that instead of simply correcting the record, the organizers took stronger action: they deleted both runners’ bib/time results and banned them both—creating what he describes as a “mess.”

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Claims about alleged conspiracy/fairness

• He strongly denies any wrongdoing, stating that they are not elite runners and have no incentive to cheat.
• He frames his sub-3 goal as personal (not for competition, qualifications, or status), and says he documented training to inspire hobby runners rather than to “race” others.
• He says reading online comments was painful, especially because people attacked Kája and implied she or he had done something improper.
• He emphasizes that the filming and race documentation were official, with accredited people present and permission from the organizers through their contacts.

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Current status and possible outcomes

At the time of filming, the situation is “being resolved” officially. The creator describes two possible outcomes:

1. The time is returned and the issue is corrected—making the video unnecessary.
2. The disqualification/ban remains, and he will have to accept that only he knows he ran sub-3 in reality, even if it isn’t recognized officially.

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Lessons and emotional resolution

• He apologizes to those affected, especially to Kája, whom he insists is innocent.
• He says the experience will serve as a lesson for other runners dealing with similar controversies online.
• He maintains that he will keep running regardless and views results as a matter of fairness and personal effort.

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Additional content in the video

• The creator briefly shares positive travel/vlog context from Paris (e.g., visiting landmarks and celebrating after a party).
• He thanks a music contributor (Patrik/PTK) whose songs were used in his running-related videos.
• He ends by looking ahead to Japan and future training/content, including returning to cycling/sessions and producing more videos.

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Presenters / contributors

• Main presenter: (Unnamed creator; speaker throughout)
• Key contributor mentioned: Patrik (PTK / “total goat”)

Other named people (context/roles)

• Kája
• Lukča (“Lucka”)
• Brita
• Jirka (filmed with official permission)
• Štěpán
• Honza
• Max (mentioned in relation to Japan plans)