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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.

The top three runners went at it all day, each runner keeping their 10 days to be a great first effort, with several weeks to go.

Ashprihanal Aalto and Andrea Marcato traded the top of the list. At five hours Mr Marcato held the quickest totals and made it harder for Ashbrihanal to stay with him. After the afternoon remained pleasant, and it was a surprise to celebrate Budjagal and his 42nd birthday, the Mongolian restarted his fine running. The final list showed Ashprihanal first with 759.5 miles (1222.4,km) followed by Andrea Marcato with 759.0 miles (1222.1km . And the Birthday Boy reached 746.9 miles,(1201.2  km). Fourth place Pushkar Mullauer reached 687.7 miles (1106.7 km)   and Vasu Duzhiy closed to within just under 3 miles, taking a total at 685.0 miles (1101.6 km)

Following was Lo Wei-Ming with 671.4 miles (1079.4 km), and then Radu Budan from Moldova made it to 664.7 miles (1068.7km)          

The great Annabel Hepworth from Australia checked in with 645.5 miles (1038.8 km)

Nina Huang-Lan Yang

Grahak Cunningham made it to 593.4 miles (954.9 km) He passed just ahead of Nina Huang-Lan Yang who held 591.7 miles (952.3 km), The Ukraine runner Stutisheel Lebedev made it past 502.3 miles (808.4 km)  after overcoming leg problems. The silent Brahmin Ananda-Lahari Zuscin reached 467.2 miles (752.1 km). 42 days remain and the 12 runners are still testing themselves for 18 hours every day.. Good luck to all the inner warriors.

Today's photos

Balarka - Day 10 photos

Roger - Day 10 photos

Arpan - from Day 9

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The 28th Annual Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race

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