Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race

The 26th Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race starts on September 4, 2022 at 6:00 AM New York time. It is the longest certified race in the world. The deadline is 52 days, the race ends at midnight on October 25th.

There are 11 participants from 10 countries on the starting line. Three – first-time rookies.

The race can be followed on the official website (there are online webcams) 3100.SriChinmoyRaces.org

This is my 14th 3100 Mile race. You can also follow my progress on Strava

Runners of the 3100 Mile Race 2022 edition

From left to right. First raw:
Kobi Oren, Israel
Andrea Marcato, Italy
Lo Wei Ming, Taiwan

Second raw:
Ananda-Lahari Zuscin, Slovakia
Stutisheel Lebedev, Ukraine
Stephen Redfern, Australia
Kanineeka Janakova, Slovakia
Susan Marshall, New Zealand
Huang Lan Yang, Taiwan
Vasu Duzhiy, Russia
Ashprihanal Aalto, Finland

To read more, please follow the link

The world’s longest certified 3100 Mile Race kicks off at 6:00 New York time on September 5th. The race takes place for the 25th time in the New York suburb, in the Jamaica, Queens, in a lap of 883 meters.

This year there are 7 runners from 7 countries at the start.

Men:
1. Andrea Marcato, 39 years, Italy (lives in Zurich, Switzerland). Winner of the Salzburg 3100 Mile Race in 2020.
2. Vasu Nikolay Duzhiy, 54 years, St. Petersburg, Russia.
8 finishes at 3100. Three-time race winner (2013, 2017, 2018)
3. Stutisheel Oleg Lebedev, 51 years old, Kiev, Ukraine. The first Ukrainian to finish the race in 2004. There are 9 finishes in total at his credit.
4. Ananda-Lahari Zuschin, 47 years, Kosice, Slovakia. 6 finishes for 3100 out of 16 starts.
5. Takasumi Seno, 39 years, Japan. Ran 4000 km in Athens in 2020. Will start 3100 Miles in New York for the first time.
6. Lo Wei Ming, 58 years, Taiwan (ROC). Holder of national records for 48 hours, six days, 1000 km, 10 days and 1000 miles. Will start 3100 Miles in New York for the first time.

Women:
1. Harita Davis, 46, Christchurch, New Zealand / USA. Holder of the national 3100 Mile Record. Has 2 finishes at the Race.

To know more about the runners please visit Runners 2021 page

Runners have 52 days to cover the distance and meet the official deadline on October 26. Runners must cover an average of 96 kilometers per day to cover 3,100 miles (4,987 km) in a 52-day deadline. Runners are given 18 hours every day – from 6 am to midnight..