Birthday: 03/10/95 Mile PR: 3:53.2 (road) – 2019
Metric Mile (1500m) PR: 3:36.33 – 2018
High School: Hebron HS '13
Hometown: Lewisville, Texas
College: University of Mississippi ‘18
Current Residence: Charlottesville, VA
Robert Domanic, a rising young talent, captured the 2019 B.A.A. Invite Mile & Morgan Games Mile crowns (3:58.90) and is also the two-time Liberty Mile champion (2018-19).
In 2018, the All-American at Mississippi finished 4th at the NCAA Outdoor 1500m Championships and 5th at the USA Outdoor 1500m Championships.
In 2017, Domanic finished second at the Adro Mile, running his track personal record of 3:54.73. Later in the summer, at the Morton Games Mile in Dublin, he clocked a winning 3:55.71.
In high school, Domanic was the 2012 Texas 5A cross country state champion and later won 1600m & 3200m state titles in 2013.
FUN FACT: He and Craig Engels were teammates at Mississippi.
Featuring a Rio Olympian, four USA Road Mile champions and four race champions, the virtual elite field hopes to inspire and motivate other race participants with their virtual Mile races
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Downtown Pittsburgh’s only evening road race draws 1,000-plus participants; $28,200 prize purse overall; third stop on the BBTM Grand Prix Tour 2019
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PITTSBURGH – At the 8th Fleet Feet Liberty Mile on Friday evening in downtown Pittsburgh, the pro races ended with two thrilling...
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“One of America’s most iconic races” in downtown Pittsburgh on Friday evening, Aug. 9, $23,000 Open purse; BBTM Grand Prix Tour 2019 third stop
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PITTSBURGH – The Fleet Feet Liberty Mile, downtown Pittsburgh’s only evening road race, returns on Friday, August 9. Named “one of America’s...
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Evening downtown Pittsburgh road race offered a $30,000 prize purse; third stop on the BBTM Grand Prix Tour 2018
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