Andreas Puntigam broke everyone out of a group funk with a solid 67.5024 miles. Namitabha was fighting off fatigue and a head cold with 61.4656 sweaty miles. Matt Boulton ran his best day since the first day by collecting 56.5264 miles. Trishul again reached 59.8192 miles today as the sun was high in the sky.

Photo: Some of the food that sustains the runners as they do their miles.

Name	Laps Day 31	Total Laps	Miles Day 31	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	112	3605	61.4656	1978.4240
Andreas Puntigam	123	3486	67.5024	1913.1168
Suprabha Beckjord	100	3333	54.8800	1829.1504
Trishul Cherns	109	3208	59.8192	1760.5504
Abichal Sherrington	99	2916	54.3312	1600.3008
Matt Boulton	103	2631	56.5264	1443.8928

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Dear Matt, You are doing excellent job. Enjoy every moment.
"One surely and inevitably gains that which One truly desires And for which one works honestly and patiently."
Arun Kumar Bhardwaj, India

Well done Matt. Congratulations on climbing another pinnacle and reaching 1300 miles. Your youthful days spent in the tropics of Townsville have certainly prepared you well for the sweltering conditions. You are a sterling example of what courage, faith and determination can achieve. We think of you often, especially when we are on our long training runs (but our distances seem quite insignificant to the miles you clocked up). We wish you all the best in your journey ahead knowing that you are in safe hands. You provide us all with boundless inspiration.
Veeraja, Melbourne.

Totally, totally inspired by your daily endeavours. I am speechless seeing how you churn out the miles day after day, after day, after day. It makes my 24 hour efforts seem like a stroll in the park. You are truly showing the world the real meaning of self-transcendence.
Tarit, Edinburgh, Scotland

to see the mileage churned out every day makes one realise what is possible. The daily totals serve as the ideal inspiration to keep running and running. And by the way "bewdy Matty", and Abichal I hope race next April is not too short for you.
Aryavan, Edinburgh, Scotland!

Matt., A big huge cheer from the virtual cheer squad in Auckland. Totally inspirational.
Barney. Auckland, New Zealand

Hi Matt, We don't know each other, but I'm an ultra-runner in Sydney, and just wanted to wish you all the best, and let you know that there are heaps of people over here who can't wait to get each days' update to see how you're going. Keep up the great work!!
Dave, Sydney Australia

Dear Runners, I miss you guys. Hope all is going well. I am keeping track of you all on the website. Nice photos. You are all shining, even when tired.I will be back this weekend to get renewed inspiration from you all until the end, and offer a bit of massage and relief hopefully. My regards to Suprabha also.
Sincerely, Arpan

You are all so amazing and inspiring! Keep it going... and going... and going...In the inner worlds, aside from the outer world, youare all supreme champions. Thank-you for your super-human efforts.
Prashphutita, Melbourne, Australia

On a humid, overcast day, the runners looked fatigued and a little weaker than usual. Namitabha was able to reach 60.3680 with great difficulty, but the rest of field was not so lucky.

Photo: Suprabha strolling towards 3,100 miles.

Name	Laps Day 30	Total Laps	Miles Day 30	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	110	3493	60.3680	1916.9584
Andreas Puntigam	103	3363	56.5264	1845.6144
Suprabha Beckjord	99	3233	54.3312	1774.2704
Trishul Cherns	106	3099	58.1728	1700.7312
Abichal Sherrington	79	2817	43.3552	1545.9696
Matt Boulton	93	2528	51.0384	1387.3664

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The weather was not so severe today (only 82ºF), so the runners made hay while the sun shined. Namitabha cranked 65.3072 miles, six laps better than Andreas, who reached 62.0144 miles. Trishul rebounded with 59.8192 miles, Abichal extended his personal best in mileage with a total of 1502.6144 miles, and Matt Boulton passed 1300 miles (28+02:28:33). Namitabha is now 67 miles clear in the lead.

Photo: Matt preparing himself for another day on the streets.

Weather
Max Temperature 82.2 °F / 29.0 °C
Min Temperature 69.8 °F / 21.0 °C

Name	Laps Day 29	Total Laps	Miles Day 29	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	119	3383	65.3072	1856.5904
Andreas Puntigam	113	3260	62.0144	1789.0880
Suprabha Beckjord	103	3134	56.5264	1719.9392
Trishul Cherns	109	2993	59.8192	1642.5584
Abichal Sherrington	95	2738	52.1360	1502.6144
Matt Boulton	85	2435	46.6480	1336.3280

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Hey Matty, Good goin' on reaching 2000 Kilometres - THATS AWESOME!!! Hope there’s plenty more K's left in the old legs, and hope your not feeling too "Whoo... Gee...Kactus" (Tristo's supporting words of enlightenment) Keep up the excellent work .
Marichi – Melbourne Australia

Hey Matty, All your Brisbane friends send all of their love. We talk about your efforts each evening daily I download the race results with pictures and share with all, you are the talk of all OZZIE mates. Our oneness - hearts are continuously with you, we are all so proud of your incredible determination and courage. A huge hello and thank you to all the runners, support staff and ground crew for making this event so memorable for all competitors.
Sahayak – Brisbane, Australia.

The whole group gave it the old college try, as the summery weather started to heat up again. Namitabha Arsic was able to fashion 61.4656 miles, but no one else could exceed the 60 mile barrier. Sometimes the totality of the runners’ efforts over the past four weeks extracts a sub-par result. No expectation can ever be placed on their performances, simply because they are not machines. Every day is a new effort, a new challenge.

Photo: Matt, Trishul and Namitabha discussing race tactics.

Weather
Max Temperature 84.2 °F / 29.0 °C
Min Temperature 68.0 °F / 20.0 °C

Name	Laps Day 28	Total Laps	Miles Day 28	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	112	3264	61.4656	1791.2832
Andreas Puntigam	103	3147	56.5264	1727.0736
Suprabha Beckjord	96	3031	52.6848	1663.4128
Trishul Cherns	105	2884	57.6240	1582.7392
Abichal Sherrington	92	2643	50.4896	1450.4784
Matt Boulton	75	2350	41.1600	1289.6800

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I went out to see the runners and want to report that after 7:00 AM, Australian Matt was two miles away from 1200 Miles. When he was at about 500 miles and we were chating he mentioned that we have the same birthday. There is a 30 year difference. It turns out on that day in 1973 when Matt was being born and I had just been around Sri Chinmoy and his students in Jamaica for a short time. On that day I received a special Gift in my awareness for my birthday. At any rate Matt and I were discussing these things as we walked or jogged along. It also was noted that my longest distance for running any event was 50 miles. I mentioned to Matt that he was 30 years later than me coming to this world but as of that date at 500 miles he was already 10 times better. In his own Self Transcendence race today he passed the 1200 mile mark and therefore in our shared oneness transcendence world is now "30 years later - 22 times better." Congrats Matt, Prachar, Salil and the Australian oneness support team.
Adhiratha Keefe, New York

We miss you, Matt, but thought of you today when I was looking at the elephants in the merry-go-round. Did you know there are two elephants there, not only horsies? One is white, the other one is another colour. And there's a shop there, not far from the statue sheeps which are just standing there, and in the shop there are lots of red elephants, one on the floor and the others in different places. That shop isn't far from the fountain which isn't flowing, but there's no crocodiles in the water, but I didn't want to go in anyway, 'cause the water's cold and I wasn't wearing shoes. We saw the grass then but there were no kangaroos eating any, and it was too far to walk to the mountain to see some. Prachar let me walk all the way down the stairs by myself while mummy was meditating. And I want to tell you a secret - I'm saving my biggest dinosaur to give to you.
Jack (2 years old) Canberra Australia (typed by Prachar)

Congratulations Matt on reaching 2000km You are an inspiration! Keep it up
Phil Essam, Melbourne, Australia

I would like to send all my good wishes to the runners of 3100 mile race. They give me so much of inspiration. I wish I was there to serve the race in some way.
Krishna, Kathmandu Nepal

The hot weather started to come back today, as the humidity remained high. Namitabha Arsic again rallied like the stock market, as he cranked another 65.3072 miles. Only Andreas could respond with 60.91 miles. The rest of the field stayed late to try and salvage a difficult evening punctuated by a few thunderstorms and raindrops.

Photo: Trishul smiling as Kaaren (his wife) leads him to a well earned break.

Weather
Max Temperature 80.6 °F / 27.0 °C
Min Temperature 64.4 °F / 18.0 °C

Name	Laps Day 27	Total Laps	Miles Day 27	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	119	3152	65.3072	1729.8176
Andreas Puntigam	111	3044	60.9168	1670.5472
Suprabha Beckjord	100	2935	54.8800	1610.7280
Trishul Cherns	100	2779	54.8800	1525.1152
Abichal Sherrington	92	2551	50.4896	1399.9888
Matt Boulton	92	2275	50.4896	1248.5200

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Dear Abichal, Thanks for letting me run and walk with you. It is incredibly inspiring! Also, to all the runners, my gratitude! It is like watching someone climb Mount Everest right here, in our backyard!
Kamalakanta, New York City

Dear Runners, helpers, support crew, race director...
What you are doing is so significant, so inspiring, and so courageous. Keep running! Keep smiling! You are helping the whole world with your self-transcendence mission and aspiration.
Jayashri, San Francisco, CA

Hey Matt -- You are unbelievable... WOW, what an awesome effort. All the Melbourne boys are incredibly inspired by your heroic achievments!!! Keep up the good work and "Never Give Up" . . . Our hearts are with you all the way
Marichi, Melbourne Australia

Namitabha Arsic regained some form yesterday, running 62.5632 miles to stretch his lead in the race around the block. Abichal Sherrington passed 1300 miles for the first time--(25 days+01:22:17).Suprabha reached the halfway point in 25 days+15:41:52. The cooler weather was very welcome, indeed.

Photo: Trishul and Namitabha share a toast

Weather
Max Temperature 69.8 °F / 21.0 °C
Min Temperature 66.2 °F / 19.0 °C

Name	Laps Day 26	Total Laps	Miles Day 26	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	114	3033	62.5632	1664.5104
Andreas Puntigam	92	2933	50.4896	1609.6304
Suprabha Beckjord	100	2835	54.8800	1555.8480
Trishul Cherns	97	2679	53.2336	1470.2352
Abichal Sherrington	101	2459	55.4288	1349.4992
Matt Boulton	83	2183	45.5504	1198.0304

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Trishul, Andreas and Arbichal, You guys are awesome! I'm watching you and sending you nothing but good thoughts. Be well.
Marc Witkes - Sri Chinmoy 700-mile, 2000

Trishul, keep on truckin'!
AL PRAWGA

Hi Abichal, You are giving me so much inspration and joy. Your face is shining with enormous joy as it did in the 10 Day Race in April. Good luck.
Aleksandar, Macedonia

Andreas Puntigam copped mileage honors for the second consecutive day with a sterling 64.7584 miles. Namitabha bounced back with a 63.1120 mile day. The rains came quickly and the humidity and air temperature gradually descended by nightfall. Namitabha went through the halfway mark in 24 days+02:32:13. Andreas did the same several hours later- 24 days+14:53:46

Photo: Andreas covering up against the heat.

Weather
Max Temperature 86.0 °F / 30.0 °C
Min Temperature 68.0 °F / 20.0 °C

Name	Laps Day 25	Total Laps	Miles Day 25	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	115	2919	63.1120	1601.9472
Andreas Puntigam	118	2841	64.7584	1559.1408
Suprabha Beckjord	97	2735	53.2336	1500.9680
Trishul Cherns	106	2580	58.1728	1417.0016
Abichal Sherrington	93	2358	51.0384	1294.0704
Matt Boulton	92	2100	50.4896	1152.4800

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Go runners, go!What all of these immortal runners are achieving is beyond words and mental comprehension. Truly you are accomplishing something not only for yourselves but also for all of humanity. You have inspired all of us immensely! PS Matt (Miracle Man) Boulton has already proven what faith can achieve, entering this racewith so little ultra-running experience and (almost) no training. Those of us working at The Rainbow-Silence-Heart restaurant phoned him on Monday night. Then, on Wednesaday we had another "live cross" to Matt out on that gruelling course. Truly inspirational andmotivational!!!
Prashphutita (Melbourne, Australia)

Trishul and Abichal,Barbara and I are following your progress. Every day when I'm running in the heat, my admiration for you increases. Keep up the good work--it's inspiring!
Dave Luljak

My thoughts are with Trishul, and I want to tell him a joke. But it is so hot, it is official I think I could croak.
Keep running man, I am a big fan. With your hardwork and talent. You ought to be named "Sir Gallant".
You run so smooth you glide along like a snake but in the sun I bet you shake and bake.
Anyway, enough being silly and acting willy, nilly. I am rooting for you to keep the faith, stay the course and cut the tangents! Allay' allay' allay' Monsier Trishul
Tom from Minneapolis

Trishul and Suprabha: That's quite a race you are both doing! To All of the Runners: With last week's heat, all of you are an inspiration. My wife, Joyce, and I (57 yrs. old and no knees) did our first short triathlon of the season at the end of June which pales into insignificance next to your magnificent display of transcendence. Every day you are all transcending! Keep it up ...
Pradipan Dundas, ON Canada

Greetings from San Diego to all our amazing self-transcendence heroes! Just want you to know that cookies are on their way--should arrive Thursday morning. We're with you all the way!
San Diego Sri Chinmoy Centre

Andreas Puntigam snared day honors today with a 63.1120 effort. No one else came close to 60 miles, as the hot weather continued to plague the runners. Wednesday, Namitabha and possibly Andreas will reach the half-way point of the race. At the very end of the day, Abichal Sherrington reached 2000 km for the first time (23+17:05:47).

Photo: Namitabha logs up one more lap.

Name	Laps Day 24	Total Laps	Miles Day 24	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	102	2804	55.9776	1538.8352
Andreas Puntigam	115	2723	63.1120	1494.3824
Suprabha Beckjord	94	2638	51.5872	1447.7344
Trishul Cherns	101	2476	55.4288	1358.8288
Abichal Sherrington	92	2265	50.4896	1243.0320
Matt Boulton	73	2008	40.0624	1101.9904

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Dear Matt,
You are our summit-champion-hero-transcender. You have no idea of how proud we are of you - our prayers are constantly with you. Each step you take offers us new hope, joy and promise. Your aspiration-determination-wings will carry you higher and higher on this your selfless-surrendered journey.
Love you mate - Sahayak, Brisbane Australia.

Trishul; You are awesome - your dedication is amazing. I see your running style from the picture on the website and you are the MASTER of SMOOTH! Keep it up my friend, I am with you in spirit. Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side so he had a better view of Trishul running past!
Tom Andrews, Minneapolis

Namitabha Arsic and Andreas Puntigam scoffed at the heat and ran 65.8560 and 64.7584 miles, respectively, to carve up the rest of the field. Trishul Cherns reached 1300 miles for the third time (22+16:31:47). Later in the evening stiff breezes snuck into the area and cooled things down a little, paving the way for the athletes to get their miles.

Photo: Abichal surveying the enormous task in front of him.

Name	Laps Day 23	Total Laps	Miles Day 23	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	120	2702	65.8560	1482.8576
Andreas Puntigam	118	2608	64.7584	1431.2704
Suprabha Beckjord	106	2544	58.1728	1396.1472
Trishul Cherns	104	2375	57.0752	1303.4000
Abichal Sherrington	98	2173	53.7824	1192.5424
Matt Boulton	93	1935	51.0384	1061.9280

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matt boulton... ultra man - our hero Aussie... Aussie... Aussie... Go hard or go home - All the Sydney family are behind you matt! all.... ? of us... well, there's me mate... and thats enough . I am tremendously proud of you myself dear brother - you are a shining example to which we can only aspire... enjoy the view from the mountain top - you are special, very dear and special!! bread... i will fly over to help you recover especially... thats now 2 jars of vegemite - one for mr wilson and one for our new champion! if there is anything you need - get a message to me - shoes, $ whatever (ok?!!) Brad

The heat continues, the air is still, the runners struggle again. Only Andreas and Namitabha reach 60 miles, the rest of the field dig deep to find the resolve to continue. Suprabha passed 1300 miles for the eleventh time in her career (21+04:44:44). Matt reached 1000 miles for the first time (21+11:20:53). Reaching milestones or new ground definitely helps the runners to keep plodding in 90ºF, sticky-hot conditions.

Photo: Trishul and Andreas enjoying one another's company.

Name	Laps Day 22	Total Laps	Miles Day 22	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	111	2582	60.9168	1417.0016
Andreas Puntigam	112	2490	61.4656	1366.5120
Suprabha Beckjord	103	2438	56.5264	1337.9744
Trishul Cherns	87	2271	47.7456	1246.3248
Abichal Sherrington	97	2075	53.2336	1138.7600
Matt Boulton	75	1842	41.1600	1010.8896

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The broiler temperature went up to 95ºF. Namitabha led the group again with 63.6608 miles, a remarkable achievement considering the dreadful heat and humidity. He passed 1300 miles (20+01:21:03 ) for the seventh time. Andreas and Suprabha hung on for 60 miles. The others struggled or survived. Matt had his best day since the first, reaching 53.2336 miles. Trishul said, “ Is this torture or what?”. Not really, If you love or at least tolerate it. It won’t be this hot forever. Tomorrow, some relief. Only thirty days to go.

Photo: Suprabha logging up the miles.

Name	Laps Day 21	Total Laps	Miles Day 21	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	116	2471	63.6608	1356.0848
Andreas Puntigam	111	2378	60.9168	1305.0464
Suprabha Beckjord	109	2335	59.8192	1281.4480
Trishul Cherns	92	2184	50.4896	1198.5792
Abichal Sherrington	86	1978	47.1968	1085.5264
Matt Boulton	97	1767	53.2336	969.7296

Typical hot and sticky, 92º, July - "New York-summer" day. Untypical performance- Namitabha Arsic. He ran well, especially in the evening, with 68.0512 miles, his best day since Day 2. Andreas Puntigam also excelled with 63.1120 miles. The rest of the field struggled with the lack of breezes and little cloud cover in the hottest part of the afternoon. Expecting another scorcher tomorrow.

Photo: Abichal striding out in the heat.

Name	Laps Day 20	Total Laps	Miles Day 20	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	124	2355	68.0512	1292.4240
Andreas Puntigam	115	2267	63.1120	1244.1296
Suprabha Beckjord	105	2226	57.6240	1221.6288
Trishul Cherns	92	2092	50.4896	1148.0896
Abichal Sherrington	94	1892	51.5872	1038.3296
Matt Boulton	73	1670	40.0624	916.4960

Prolonged showers in the A.M. slowed the runners a little, but they fought back to regain their status. Namitabha led the way again with 63.66 miles. He was followed closely by Andreas (61.4656 ), Suprabha(1164.0048), and Trishul (60.9168). A brief cool spell in the evening helped the runners in their quest. Tomorrow the heat is on again!

Name	Laps Day 19	Total Laps	Miles Day 19	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	116	2231	63.6608	1224.3728
Andreas Puntigam	112	2152	61.4656	1181.0176
Suprabha Beckjord	111	2121	60.9168	1164.0048
Trishul Cherns	111	2000	60.9168	1097.6000
Abichal Sherrington	92	1798	50.4896	986.7424
Matt Boulton	92	1597	50.4896	876.4336

The top three all broke sixty, with Namitabha Arsic getting the biggest piece of the pie-65.85 miles. Andreas was strong and steady with 63.112 miles. The runners seem to be getting into the rhythym of the daily regimen. Trishul Cherns, once world-ranked for 1000 miles, slipped through the kilo barrier for the umpteenth time. Yesyerday (17+06:23:13).

Name	Laps Day 18	Total Laps	Miles Day 18	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	120	2115	65.8560	1160.7120
Andreas Puntigam	115	2040	63.1120	1119.5520
Suprabha Beckjord	111	2010	60.9168	1103.0880
Trishul Cherns	107	1889	58.7216	1036.6832
Abichal Sherrington	98	1706	53.7824	936.2528
Matt Boulton	80	1505	43.9040	825.9440

Namitabha Arsic continues to widen his lead with another 65.30 mile day. The clear, not too hot conditions seemed to help everyone. Andreas Puntigam went through the 1000 mile mark (16+00:27:38) for the third time in his running career. Suprabha Beckjord followed a few hours later, reaching 1000 miles for the fourteenth time, (16+04:58:40),a great achievement. She eventually was the only other runner to top 60 miles today. Andreas was close with 59.81 miles.

Name	Laps Day 17	Total Laps	Miles Day 17	Miles total
Namitabha Arsic	119	1995	65.3072	1094.8560
Andreas Puntigam	109	1925	59.8192	1056.4400
Suprabha Beckjord	111	1899	60.9168	1042.1712
Trishul Cherns	104	1782	57.0752	977.9616
Abichal Sherrington	92	1608	50.4896	882.4704
Matt Boulton	93	1425	51.0384	782.0400

Namitabha Arsic became the first runner in the race to reach the 1000 mile mark (15+09:09:28) while enroute to 65.85 miles. Andreas regained a little momentum by edging Namitabha for day honors with 66.40 miles. He will hit the 1000 miles mark first thing in the morning. Suprabha continued to round into form with a solid 61.4656 miles. Abichal Sherrington went four miles farther than he has ever run before, peaking at 831 miles.

Name	Laps Day 16	Laps Total	Miles Day 16	Miles Total
Namitabha Arsic	120	1876	65.8560	1029.5488
	1000 miles = 15+09:09:28
Andreas Puntigam	121	1816	66.4048	996.6208
Suprabha Beckjord	112	1788	61.4656	981.2544
Trishul Cherns	93	1678	51.0384	920.8864
Abichal Sherrington	87	1516	47.7456	831.9808
Matt Boulton	85	1332	46.6480	731.0016
Stefan Warum	29	1158	15.9152	635.5104 out of race

Namitabha Arsic increased his lead to over 30 miles with a solid 62.56 mile effort. Suprabha was again the only other person over 60 miles as she moves up the mileage board. Stefan Warum has an infected foot and a fever, so he will be on the sidelines until he is allowed to run again. The sky had hazy sunshine, with nary a breeze

Name	Laps Day 15	Laps Total	Miles Day 15	Miles Total
Namitabha Arsic	114	1756	62.5632	963.6928
Andreas Puntigam	94	1695	51.5872	930.2160
Suprabha Beckjord	111	1676	60.9168	919.7888
Trishul Cherns	75	1585	41.1600	869.8480
Abichal Sherrington	92	1429	50.4896	784.2352
Matt Boulton	50	1247	27.4400	684.3536
Stefan Warum	29	1158	15.9152	635.5104

Namitabha Arsic is moving well and establishing a little bit of daylight between himself and the field. Another day of 65.3072 miles, which puts him over 20 miles ahead of Andreas. Suprabha was the only other runner to top 60 miles today. The first two weeks have ended, with no real surprises yet.

The heat wave finally ended early Friday evening with clearing skies and shifting breezes. The runners maintained their resolve, getting through this first major test of the race. Andreas Puntigam collected 64. 2 miles to lead the group, with Namitabha two laps behind. Suprabha maintained her third place standing with 59.81 miles.

Name	Laps Day 13	Laps Total	Miles Day 13	Miles Total
Namitabha Arsic	115	1523	63.1120	835.8224
Andreas Puntigam	117	1497	64.2096	821.5536
Suprabha Beckjord	109	1452	59.8192	796.8576
Trishul Cherns	92	1431	50.4896	785.3328
Abichal Sherrington	92	1257	50.4896	689.8416
Matt Boulton	92	1124	50.4896	616.8512
Stefan Warum	76	1071	41.7088	587.7648

Without question the hottest day of the year, so far. Only Namitabha reached over 60 miles with 60.9168. The runners had to temper their resolve in a survival-test with high 90’s and high humidity. No breeze in the evening made it feel warmer than it already was. How they lasted the whole day in this weather event is an object of our appreciation.

Name	Laps Day 12	Laps Total	Miles Day 12	Miles Total
Namitabha Arsic	111	1408	60.9168	772.7104
Andreas Puntigam	104	1380	57.0752	757.3440
Suprabha Beckjord	107	1343	58.7216	737.0384
Trishul Cherns	97	1339	53.2336	734.8432
Abichal Sherrington	92	1165	50.4896	639.3520
Matt Boulton	95	1032	52.1360	566.3616
Stefan Warum	76	995	41.7088	546.0560