Less Than Three Days to Go

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We are excited about the 23rd edition of the 3100 Mile Race, which begins this

Sunday, June 16.

Eight runners from seven countries will toe the line at 600am everyday for 52 days.

The determination in your heroic effort

Will permeate your mind and heart

Even after your success or failure

Is long forgotten.

– Sri Chinmoy

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

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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.

Andrea Marcato still leads with a total of 1270.66 miles, ahead of Ashprihanal Aalto and his 1242.69 miles. Wei-Ming Lo remains in third place with 1163.72 miles, about four and a half miles over Pushkar Mullauer and his 1158.23 miles. Vasu Duzhiy,16 miles behind Pushkar is in fifth place, is keeping ahead of Budjagal Byambaa by about three miles in sixth. The weather has been pleasant with cool evenings, and the runners are moving along. Grahak Cunningham made it past the 1000 mile mark in 16:10:47:37, as it was his fifth time moving towards the longer distances in the days ahead. He is now averaging at 61.524 miles per day, which if he can maintain, is a possible chance to finish the race on late Day 51. This means that nine runners could finish the race before the race ends on October 20, 2024. Of course, everything will have to fall into place for all the runners. Best wishes for all the runners in the longest race.

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In the 27-year history of the 3100 Mile Race, many runners have attempted this great distance. Today we feature an article and interview with Ray Krolewicz's race in 2014 by Utpal Marshall

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Andrea Marcato is feeling good these last two days, as he extended his lead over the rest of the runners. Ashprihanal could not stay close to Andrea in the morning and afternoon. Andrea’s late night speed keeps everyone else behind him. He topped the day with 1132.46 miles, while Mr Aalto would reach 1107.23 miles The most interesting movements this afternoon and evening were the four men who reached the 1000 mile mark. Budjargal Beyambaa reached the first major mark of this long race for the first time. He passed the mark in 14:11:58:33.Pushkar Mullauer reached the mark in 14:12:05:33 for the fourth time. Lo Wei-Ming also reached the 1000 mile mark for the sixth time in his life in 14:12:45:52. It appears that Wei-Ming might have an age group 60 years best, to be confirmed later. A few hours later Vasu Duzhiy reached this mark for the 12th time in 14:15:25:11.