February 27, 2013
			
	Runners find renewed appreciation for the iconic distance.
	By Mackenzie Lobby, Innovation for Endurance
	Not many sports have it: It's what Ryan Lamppa calls the "Roger Bannister moment." Bannister was the first person to break the 4:00-minute Mile on May 6, 1954 on Oxford's Iffley Road Track,...
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			February 27, 2013
			
	Historic Irish Mile attracts international talent each year including top Americans
	By Bring Back the Mile & Morton Games
	The Morton Games and Bring Back the Mile (BBTM) announce that they have entered into a partnership to support the storied Morton Mile, a race with a rich history going...
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			February 26, 2013
			
	By RunnersLife
	Scottish athlete Chris O'Hare ran the third fastest Mile by a Scot ever a couple of weeks ago, in 3 mins 52.98 seconds which also landed him the collegiate record in USA breaking the previous time set at 3:54.54. O'Hare is attending Tulsa University in America which has seen him...
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			February 25, 2013
			
	By Joe Battaglia for the IAAF
	NEW YORK, USA - As the pulsating stadium anthem reverberated through the 168th Street Armory in Upper Manhattan, Mary Cain punched the sides of her legs with clenched fists and whispered, “Come on!” to herself as she turned back toward the starting line.
	While...
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