The Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race 2010
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The 3100 Mile Race is the longest certified foot race in the world.
Competitors seek to complete 3100 miles which involves 5649 laps of a .5488 of a mile course (883 meters) in a timespan of 51 days.
During the 1980s and 1990s, the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team emerged as one of the leading pioneers of ultra distance running. This included the 6 and 10 Day Races and the 700, 1,000 and 1,300 mile races.
In 1996, Sri Chinmoy asked for a new race - the 2,700 mile race, which was won by Georgs Jermolajevs in an outstanding time of 40 days. The next year 1997, the race distance was increased to 3100 miles and the race at this distance has been run every year since.
For previous race editions, please follow the links below:
For previous race editions, please follow the links below:
