"It’s so different than being on the track, with such a buzz having this crowd here."
By Triathlon NZ, Fuseworks
In form Hamish Carson and long distance runner Lydia O’Donnell won the Queen Street Golden Mile on Sunday.
Hamish Carson, fresh from winning his fourth national 1500m title in...
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Craig Miller leads American contingent for Sunday, April 6 downhill road Mile in New Zealand
The Queen Street Golden Mile takes place this Sunday as part of the Barfoot & Thompson ITU World Triathlon Auckland with the elite races supported by age group Mile options and a Celebrity Queen Street...
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Mile legend John Walker's first and only Queen Street Mile was in 1982, which he remembers the downhill race as both "frightening and exciting"; event to benefit Walker's Find Your Field of Dream Foundation
From TVNZ.co.nz
The Queen Street Golden Mile will become part of the program for next...
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By ONE Sport
New Zealand's Olympic 1500 metres silver medallist Nick Willis (right, PhotoRun) has won the Mile race at the renowned Drake Relays meeting in Des Moines, Iowa today.
He won in a time of 3 minutes 55.70 seconds, over 3 seconds clear of second placed American Miles Batty, who...
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New Zealand Olympian Lucy van Dalen finishes third behind training partners in women's race.
By Dana Johannsen, The New Zealand Herald
AUCKLAND, New Zealand - Australian middle distance runner Ryan Gregson was fixed on racing the Queen St Golden Mile ever since the idea of bringing back the...
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By Kelsey Fletcher, Auckland Now
Almost 30 years after running its last race, Auckland's Queen St Golden Mile is back.
The central city run is being reinstated next year by the John Walker Find Your Field of Dreams Foundation.
But in a twist it will be open to professional athletes,...
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