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    3100 Mile Race Statistics

    By Tejvan Pettinger author bio »
    12 September

    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.

    Nayak compiled some interesting statistics about the 3100 Mile race.

    Here are some of the staggering numbers that go to make up the 3100 race, now completing its 12th year. I have estimated some quantities when information was not available.

    Total number of starters since the 3100 race began in 1997 – 102

    Percent of starters who finished – 83%

    Total distance travelled, all years – 297,184 miles (478,169 km)

    Comparison to moon travel – From earth to moon + 2! times around the earth

    Number of steps taken—all runners and years – 523 million

    Total number of laps-all runners and years – 541,545

    Number of times around the earth, all runners & years – 12

    Running around Jupiter, largest planet – More than once around

    Suprabha”s mileage for 12 years – 39,900

    Total number of person-days involved in race, all years and runners – 4932 days (13! years)

    Average finish time – 50 days +10 hours

    Water consumed, all years and runners – 20,000 liters

    Estimated number of meals eaten, all runners and years – 15,000 (enough to feed a family of 4 for 10 years),

    Number of countries represented – 17

    Countries with most entries USA: 17 (because of Suprabha”s 12)

    Country with most runners – Czechoslovakia: 6 (3 Czech, 3 Slovak); Germany: 4; USA: 4

    Total number of thoughts at 10 per minute, all runners and years – 53 million

    Estimated number of hours of selfless service support since 1997 – 52,000 (equivalent to 6 years of 24/7)

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    More Photos from 3100 Mile Race

    By Tejvan Pettinger author bio »
    26 August

    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.
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    The Start of the 3100 Mile Race.

    Visit Jowan’s gallery from 3100 Mile Race at Sri Chinmoy Centre

  • 3100 Mile Race Results: 2008

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    27 July

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    3100 Mile Race: 2008 Final Standings

      Men Days HH:MM:SS
    1 Asprihanal Aalto 44 02:42:15
    2 Pranab Vladovic 45 13:49:54
    3 Grahak Cunningham 46 11:53:48
    4 Petr Spacil 48 11:51:36
    5 Pranjal Milovnik 49 10:44:38
    6 Smarana Puntigam 49 15:01:57
    7 Stutisheel Lebedev 50 11:19:46
    8 Diganta Adhikari 53 11:39:50
    9 Abichal Watkins 54 11:34:37
    10 Ananda-Lahari Zuscin 55 16:47:36
           
      Women    
    1 Suprabha Beckjord 56 17:51:22
  • 2008 Race Results, Week 9

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    27 July

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    Week : 9
    August 10 to August 16, 2008

      Runner Day 57 Day 58 Day 59 Day 60 Day 61 Day 62 Day 63
      Asprihanal Aalto 3100.17            
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      Pranab Vladovic 3100.17            
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      Grahak Cunningham 3100.17            
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      Petr Spacil 3100.17            
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      Pranjal Milovnik 3100.17            
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      Smarana Puntigam 3100.17            
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      Stutisheel Lebedyev 3100.17            
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      Diganta Adhikari 3100.17            
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      Abichal 3100.17            
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      Ananda-Lahari Zuscin 3100.17            
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      Suprabha Beckjord (F) 3100.17            
      day total 50.49            
      Pavol Saraz 2700.1            
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      Christopher Mullauer 2289.59            
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      Sopan Tsekov 1783.6            
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    Never Give Up

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    12 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.
    Never Give Up
    [This is Utpal’s final post for the 3100 Mile Race 2008; I am all gratitude for his effort and accomplishment – Medur] Never Give Up by Utpal: . . . There is nothing more to see at the 3100 mile course these days. In a short while however, it will once again be vibrant, with visitors from around the world. They will run a few laps here, and their footsteps will follow in those of all the great champions, who have traveled very far here, both outwardly and inwardly.. . .
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    Finish the Race

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    11 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    Finish the Race
    Finish the Race by Utpal: . . . Today he will stand at the starting line just 33 miles from this goal. The expression, heroic effort, fits all those who come to this place and attempt to run 3100 miles. Most, but not all, make this distance, because they have been inexorably drawn here to fulfill an inner hunger and they willingly offer themselves up, to an inner call which has beckoned them on.
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    Day 57:Suprabha Beckjord Finishes Twelve!

    By Sahishnu Szczesiul
    10 August

    At a few minutes before midnight, American woman Suprabha Beckjord,52,completed the Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race for a record 12th time, reaching the line in 56 days+17:51:22. The petite gift-shop owner from Washington,DC averaged 54.634 miles per day(87.925 km). She has run 39,900 miles on the concrete half-mile loop around the neighborhood the last 13 summers, and is also the oldest finisher of 3100 miles in race history. A total of eleven runners completed the distance this year out of a field of 14, with six claiming personal bests from one hour to four days better.

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    Day 56: Ananda Lahari Zuscin Finishes

    By Sahishnu Szczesiul
    9 August

    On a pleasant evening, Ananda Lahari Zuscin knocked out 66.40 miles to reach the 3100 mile goal for the fourth time in his multiday career (55 days +16:47:36). He averaged 55.658 miles per day(89.573 km) and was finisher number 10. Earlier in the evening, Pavol Saraz reached his secondary goal of 2700 miles, the longest distance he has ever covered. Suprabha Beckjord needs 50.3 miles on Sunday to complete the 3100 mile race for the twelveth time in a row -an amazing record.

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    Trying To Be Myself

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    9 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    Trying To Be Myself

    Trying To Be Myself by Utpal: . . . At about this same time, as he stands patiently, on this rough little patch of Queens sidewalk, huge crowds are entering the Olympic stadium in Beijing, to view world class pageantry and spectacle. The likes of which, the world has probably never seen before.. . . .
  • 2008 Race Results, Week 8

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    27 July

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    Week : 8
    August 3 to August 9, 2008

      Runner Day 50 Day 51 Day 52 Day 53 Day 54 Day 55 Day 56
      Asprihanal Aalto 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
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      Pranab Vladovic 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
      day total              
      Grahak Cunningham 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
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      Petr Spacil 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
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      Pranjal Milovnik 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
      day total 39.51            
      Smarana Puntigam 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
      day total 44.45            
      Stutisheel Lebedyev 3050.78 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
      day total 63.11 49.39          
      Diganta Adhikari 2876.26 2934.98 2997.55 3056.82 3100.17 3100.17 3100.17
      day total 50.49 58.72 62.57 59.27 43.35    
      Abichal 2832.36 2891.63 2949.25 3006.88 3062.85 3100.17 3100.17
      day total 57.08 59.27 57.62 57.63 55.97 37.32  
      Ananda-Lahari Zuscin 2737.96 2790.1 2854.31 2918.52 2983.83 3033.77 3100.17
      day total 60.91 52.14 64.21 64.21 65.31 49.94 66.4
      Suprabha Beckjord (F) 2746.2 2798.33 2850.47 2898.21 2950.35 2999.74 3049.68
      day total 52.14 52.13 52.14 47.74 52.14 49.39 49.94
      Pavol Saraz 2450.39 2494.84 2538.2 2579.91 2624.36 2667.72 2700.1
      day total 44.45 44.45 43.36 41.71 44.45 43.36 32.38
      Christopher Mullauer 2289.59 2289.59 2289.59 2289.59 2289.59 2289.59 2289.59
      day total              
      Sopan Tsekov 1783.6 1783.6 1783.6 1783.6 1783.6 1783.6 1783.6
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    Day 55: Abichal Watkins Finishes For Fifth Time

    By Sahishnu Szczesiul
    8 August

    Forty-seven year old Welshman Abichal Watkins finished his fifth straight 3100 Mile Race in 54 days+11:34:37, which was a personal best by 16 hours over his 2007 performance. Mr Watkins moves up the all-time rankings to the 22nd spot. He averaged 56.902 miles per day(91.575 km). Ananda Lahari Zuscin has 121 laps(66.4 miles) left to reach 3100 miles on saturday, but he may not have enough left in the tank to finish until sunday am.

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    Keep it Simple

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    8 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    Keep it Simple

    Keep it Simple by Utpal: . . . He feels that one simple and effective achievement he has learned from the race is just to turn down the noise level of his own mind. What he feels is important is, “feeling more than thinking.” This can only be experienced when one has a strong sense of inner peace and satisfaction. . . .
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    Day 54: Diganta Adhikari Finishes in Eighth Place

    By Sahishnu Szczesiul
    7 August

    Austrian distance runner Diganta Adhikari finished the Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race in 53 days+11:39:50 today, his third finish in three attempts. Welshman Abichal Watkins should reach the summit by 6:00 pm Friday, as he has only 37+ miles to go.

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    Day 53: Survive And Live To Tell About It

    By Sahishnu Szczesiul
    6 August

    There may not be as many hardships in the danger zone as in mountain climbing on 8000 meter peaks, but the psychological troubles can nearly take you out of the multiday running race. Ananda Lahari Zuscin has had to endure a weak physical condition and numerous injuries for over a month. Yet, he has managed to place himself to finish on Sunday midday with another sterling 64.21 mile day. Meanwhile, Diganta Adhikari has only 79 laps to go to finish Thursday evening early. He has remained cheerful nearly the whole race. Salutations to all the runners this year.

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    Many Races Going On

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    6 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    Many Races Going On

    Many Races Going On by Utpal: . . . In a race, which was just a short while ago, all about thousands of miles, the 3100 mile race has now become something else. The longest distance anyone needs to run, is no more than 250 miles. . . .
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    Now is When You Have to Enjoy Yourself

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    6 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    Now is When You Have to Enjoy Yourself

    Now is When You Have to Enjoy Yourself by Utpal: . . . The mileage board tells the tale this morning. Seven names now have those glorious coveted numerals besides them. Just five runners, have many miles and adventures more to go. . . .
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    Day 52:Ananda Lahari Zuscin Makes A Move

    By Sahishnu Szczesiul
    5 August

    Ananda Lahari Zuscin from Slovvakia had his best day since Day 4 and reached 64.20 miles to lead the fab five still left on the course. Diganta Adhikari ran 62.56 miles to get into position to finish Thursday afternoon or evening. The pleasant temperatures and humidity will give rise to showers the next few days as the race begins to head to its finality.

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    I Pleased You

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    5 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    I Pleased You

    I Pleased You by Utpal: . . . His has been a remarkable journey, this man from Kiev in the Ukraine. Stutisheel Lebedyev began, like all the other runners, so long ago now, way back in June. But the distance his legs have taken him these many weeks, is not nearly as far as his heart has traveled in that same time. . . .
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    Day 51: Stutisheel Lebedyev Makes Seven

    By Sahishnu Szczesiul
    4 August

    Ukrainian Stutisheel Lebedyev finished his fifth 3100 mile race in 50 days+11:19:46, a personal best by 62 minutes. He averaged 61.423 miles per day(98.852 km) on the concrete colossus and was the seventh finisher so far. Time will be extended for four remaining athletes to finish by Sunday, August 10. Low humidity and sometimes breezy conditions helped the runners to move closer to their goals.

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    He has Given Me the Capacity

    By Medur Wilson author bio »
    3 August

    About the author:

    Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

    He has Given Me the Capacity

    He has Given Me the Capacity by Utpal: . . . At last the finish line, and the champion need run no further. His goal is complete. He has run a time of 49 days, 10 hours, and 44 seconds. He smashes his previous best by 2 days and 5 hours. . . .
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