Mile News


State Mile Guide: #4 Georgia

March 21, 2013

Date of Statehood: January 2, 1788
Capital: Atlanta
Motto: Wisdom, Justice & Moderation

Home to the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the Peachtree State witnessed Mile legend Noureddine Morceli's 3:50.86 warm-up prior to the Games at the Atlanta Grand Prix, a U.S. All-Comer's Mile record at the time....

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Friday Night Lights

March 21, 2013

At Franklin Central High, Indiana's top Milers get a taste of what football feels like.

By Sarah Lorge Butler, Running Times

The music blares, cymbals crash courtesy of a pep band, and fans crowd the field, forming a narrow tunnel for the athletes to pass through as they jog into view. One by...

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First sub-5 minute woman in the Mile lends her support to Runway Runaround

March 20, 2013

An Olympian and former world record holder will be spurring runners on at this year's Runway Runaround.

By Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust

CORNWALL, England -- Diane Charles (nee Leather) from Zelah can claim three world records and was the first woman to break the five minute Mile. On Sunday...

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State Mile Guide: #3 New Jersey

March 20, 2013

Date of Statehood: December 18, 1787
Capital: Trenton
Motto: Liberty & Prosperity

New Jersey is home to some of the fastest Miles on U.S. soil including Eamonn Coghlan's (IRL) former U.S. indoor All-Comers record of 3:49.78 (and former world record) set in 1983 (video) and Romanian Doina...

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