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Day 22 - 3100 mile race

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Aalto reaches halfway.

Ashprihanal continued to mount his total with 69.14 miles today, passing the halfway mark in 21 days+09:23:57. Michael and Smarana each ran 64.20 miles, looking as smooth and fit as ever. All the runners enjoyed the moderate summer temperature for July of 82º F. Suprabha passed 1300 miles for the twelveth time in her illustrious career in 21 days+10:55:22).

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Suprabha Beckjord, looking very poised.

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Daily mileage

Day 19
July 1

Day 20
July 2

Day 21
July 3

Total

Ashprihanal Aalto

65.8

73.5

66.9

69.1

1581.0

Michael Peel

66.4

64.2

64.7

64.2

1415.3

Smarana Puntigam

63.6

64.2

1390.6

Madhupran Schwerk

55.9

41.1

51.0

62.5

1364.8

Oleg Lebedyev

52.1

62.0

60.9

1342.3

Vladimir Glazkov

40.6

56.5

51.0

26.3

1322.0

Suprabha Beckjord

58.7

54.8

59.2

55.9

1318.7

Arpan DeAngelo

54.8

63.1

64.2

54.8

1247.9

Abichal Watkins

60.9

62.5

54.8

57.0

1229.3

Matt Boulton

55.4

57.6

55.4

58.7

1198.0

Stefan Warum

51.5

45.5

60.9

49.3

1109.1

Virendra Gauthier

38.4

47.1

60.9

57.6

1058.0

Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team articles - more articles

About the author:

Tejvan organises short-distance running and cycling races for the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in his home city of Oxford. He is also a very good cyclist, having won the National hill climb championships in 2013 and finished 3rd in the National 100 Mile Time Trials in 2014.

Pushkar Mullauer became the 4th runner to finish the 3100 Mile Race this afternoon. (more to come)

Report Day 46

Lo Wei-Ming, the remarkable Taiwanese star runner, and Asian record holder, completed his fourth Sri Chinmoy 3100 Mile Race this evening in 45:12:37:55. The national hero set a new age 60M remarkable world record, and later did the 13 extra laps to go past the 5000km, in 45:15:03:57. Wei-Ming averaged 68.096 miles/109.59 km. He went past the previous age 60 record of 50:15:06:04 of William Sichel in 2014, by five days and three hours.

Pushkar Mullauer reached 4900km this evening, 45:14:36:31, on his way to a finish on Tuesday in the evening. Radu Budan reached 4800 km in 45:11:48:14, on his way to reaching the 3000 mile mark in 45:15:47:13.Budjargal Byambaa reached 4700 km in 45:15:08:11 today, and looks ready to make the finish line a reality.

Wei Mings Previous 3,100 mile races,

2024 45 Days 12 Hours 37 Minutes 55 seconds
2023. 45 Days 08 Hours 41 Minutes 27 Seconds
2022 46 Days 15:Hours 01 Minutes 43 Seconds
2021 48: Days 11 Hours 52: Minutes 01 Seconds

Finishers so far

Andrea Marcato - 43 days 03:04:06.
Ashprihanal Aalto - 44 days 09:22:13.
Wei-Ming Lo - 45 days 12:37:55.
Pushkar Mullauer - 46 days

Pushkar's Finish video

Photos and videos

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About the author:

Wei-Ming Lo, Taiwan (ROC) has finished the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race, in a time of 45 days 12 Hours 37 minutes 55 seconds. This impressive time means that he has set new age (60+) world records at every distance from above 1,000 miles to 5,000 km (all records to be confirmed). The previous best time for 60+ age category was William Sichel in 2014 - 50 days+15:06:04. Wei-Ming Lo is the 3rd finisher in this year's race. Wei-Ming Lo Gallery

Yesterday, Ashprihanal Aalto finished his 17th Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race, in a time of 44 days 9:22:13. This year Ashprihanal finished 2nd and he has finished on the podium in every race that he has started, including his world record time of 40 days 9:06:21 (2015) Ashprihanal Aalto is a nine times winner and during his 3100 Mile career has run 52,700 miles around this famous course in Jamaica, Queens, NY.

Ashprihanal was warmly congratulated by all the runners including Andrea Marcato, this year's winner who remarked he enjoyed Ashprihanal's finish more than his own. Ashprihanal has inspired many people who have followed the running exploits of the flying Finn over the past few years.