Mile News


Oxford to pay tribute to Sir Roger Bannister

March 03, 2019

The first anniversary of the death of Oxford icon Sir Roger Bannister to be commemorated

By Tom Williams, Oxford Mail

On Monday, March 4, the city will pay tribute to one of its most celebrated heroes, the neurologist who became the first person to conquer the sub-4 minute Mile.

Pembroke...

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Coach Pat McGregor: Breaking 4:30 in a Sub-4 World

March 01, 2019

Other helpful influences include the campaign to “Bring Back the Mile” and summer Mile track festivals that draw large crowds and prize money.

By Pat McGregor, FloTrack

Indoor track season is in full tilt, and opportunities for men to crack the elusive 4 minute Mile are as abundant as ever.

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Quigley Upsets Houlihan for USA Indoor Mile Title

February 23, 2019

“My tactic was not to wait until the last 100 as I didn’t stand a chance.”

By LetsRun.com

NEW YORK — What a way to win your first national title.

Shelby Houlihan has spent the past two years destroying anyone who dared cross her path at a national championship, winning eight straight titles...

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Aidan Tooker’s journey to a sub-4 minute Mile

February 21, 2019

Syracuse athlete believes the sub-4 Mile is symbolic of the progress he’s made: “I just stopped being scared of it, on that day I realized I either do it or I don’t.”

By Alex Hamer, The Daily Orange

As Aidan Tooker rounded into the final 200 meters of the Mile, his eyes glanced up to where...

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Bring Back the Mile as the premier event in the sport, and increase interest in and media coverage of the Mile for both those who love the distance as well as the general public.

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