About the author:

Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Visit Perfection-Journey for great stories, videos and photos of the race.

Visit Spontaneous Beauty for more great race photos.

Spirit of a Runner by Jogyata Dallas (originally printed in IndiaNZ Outlook, Viewpoint, 7th May, 2017)

Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race 2017

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Men
1	Budjargal Byambaa	108	189	251	320	387	456	529	605	672	739
	day total	108	81	62	69	67	69	73	76	67	67
2	Igor Mudryk	91	160	221	288	354	425	497	565	637	713
	day total	91	69	61	67	66	71	72	68	72	76
3	Jesper Olsen	80	150	220	290	350	398	454	509	570	627
	day total	80	70	70	70	60	48	56	55	61	57
4	Ales Pliva	77	137	190	242	297	357	411	467	536	609
	day total	77	60	53	52	55	60	54	56	69	73
5	Oleksandr Kharko	73	125	188	243	301	361	419	477	537	602
	day total	73	52	63	55	58	60	58	58	60	65
6	Sergei Komelkov	74	131	182	230	296	353	413	472	520	584
	day total	74	57	51	48	66	57	60	59	48	64
7	Ushika Muckenhumer	77	140	200	253	308	363	415	470	520	580
	day total	77	63	60	53	55	55	52	55	50	60
8	Pedja Knezevic	69	122	173	224	274	322	370	416	461	507
	day total	69	53	51	51	50	48	48	46	45	46
9	Jiri Jurica	74	122	167	210	263	316	357	406	446	504
	day total	74	48	45	43	53	53	41	49	40	58
10	Michel Gouin	54	104	151	202	253	301	350	399	446	503
	day total	54	50	47	51	51	48	49	49	47	57
11	Arun Bhardwaj	65	121	167	212	247	297	338	375	410	461
	day total	65	56	46	45	35	50	41	37	35	51
12	Sergey Leshchenko	75	127	170	221	256	301	350	391	428	460
	day total	75	52	43	51	35	45	49	41	37	32
13	Andrei Somov	60	104	147	188	230	275	319	363	408	460
	day total	60	44	43	41	42	45	44	44	45	52
14	Karteek Clarke	59	108	158	204	248	293	338	380	413	457
	day total	59	49	50	46	44	45	45	42	33	44
15	Patanga Cordeiro Da Silva	61	100	140	171	208	249	292	333	365	417
	day total	61	39	40	31	37	41	43	41	32	52
16	Richard Takata	56	100	142	180	217	248	279	314	351	407
	day total	56	44	42	38	37	31	31	35	37	56
17	Sandro Zincarini	63	112	144	186	226	265	302	338	374	406
	day total	63	49	32	42	40	39	37	36	36	32
18	Fred Davis III	70	121	172	202	260	296	316	381	389	400
	day total	70	51	51	30	58	36	20	65	8	11
19	Georgs Jermolajevs	57	103	144	190	222	259	289	316	330	352
	day total	57	46	41	46	32	37	30	27	14	22
20	Janos Derekas	65	112	152	159	159	159	159	159	159	159
	day total	65	47	40	7	0	0	0	0	0	0

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Women
1	Nataliya Hlushchuk	75	135	187	234	285	342	397	454	514	578
	day total	75	60	52	47	51	57	55	57	60	64
2	Vinati Docziova	60	118	173	224	277	330	385	439	495	569
	day total	60	58	55	51	53	53	55	54	56	74
3	Kimberley Van Delst	80	143	195	245	296	340	372	425	464	525
	day total	80	63	52	50	51	44	32	53	39	61
4	Gundega Gaille	74	132	184	232	280	327	372	419	462	516
	day total	74	58	52	48	48	47	45	47	43	54
5	Elena Kareva	77	130	171	222	269	316	364	410	453	500
	day total	77	53	41	51	47	47	48	46	43	47
6	Laila Faerman	64	111	150	183	226	270	314	354	399	459
	day total	64	47	39	33	43	44	44	40	45	60
7	Albena Margaritova	64	112	155	197	235	280	323	357	393	434
	day total	64	48	43	42	38	45	43	34	36	41
8	Bayarsaikhan Dorjpagma	69	113	154	190	232	268	308	350	385	426
	day total	69	44	41	36	42	36	40	42	35	41
9	Yashasvati Plyavinskaya	51	95	131	162	208	251	293	336	376	420
	day total	51	44	36	31	46	43	42	43	40	44
10	Anna Khimchinskaia	58	101	138	173	209	247	286	327	363	415
	day total	58	43	37	35	36	38	39	41	36	52
11	Vasuprada Funk	51	78	102	143	169	208	254	282	296	345
	day total	51	27	24	41	26	39	46	28	14	49
12	Gudrun Freier	1	1	1	64	109	158	205	245	281	334
	day total	1	0	0	63	45	49	47	40	36	53
13	Avanayaha Tsendee	56	87	117	145	165	184	204	226	246	271
	day total	56	31	30	28	20	19	20	22	20	25
14	Karnayati Morison	56	106	148	187	228	267	267	267	267	267
	day total	56	50	42	39	41	39	0	0	0	0

Sri Chinmoy 6 Day Race 2017

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Men
1	Ashprihanal Aalto	102	180	241	305	373	441
	day total	102	78	61	64	68	68
2	John Geesler	104	166	231	295	352	425
	day total	104	62	65	64	57	73
3	Aleksei Riabikov	74	130	195	258	301	377
	day total	74	56	65	63	43	76
4	Todd McAuley	70	138	184	234	282	349
	day total	70	68	46	50	48	67
5	Upakaraka Tolstopyatenko	77	137	196	253	290	347
	day total	77	60	59	57	37	57
6	Roger Martel	69	125	178	230	275	343
	day total	69	56	53	52	45	68
7	Mark Dorion	81	125	179	223	273	341
	day total	81	44	54	44	50	68
8	Priyavadin Reisecker	73	126	180	230	280	330
	day total	73	53	54	50	50	50
9	Konstantin Rybin	70	130	183	228	269	327
	day total	70	60	53	45	41	58
10	Baltabek Nurakhmetov	65	115	158	197	228	283
	day total	65	50	43	39	31	55
11	Odgiiv Jadambaa	63	113	153	195	230	283
	day total	63	50	40	42	35	53
12	Rimas Jakelaitis	61	114	140	200	211	281
	day total	61	53	26	60	11	70
13	Joe Cleary	59	114	158	203	235	275
	day total	59	55	44	45	32	40
14	Ronnie Wong	70	113	156	182	209	271
	day total	70	43	43	26	27	62
15	Mark McCaslin	58	96	135	174	187	264
	day total	58	38	39	39	13	77
16	Ashirvad Bello Zaiantchick	61	101	141	181	212	258
	day total	61	40	40	40	31	46
17	Rupasena Hoerbinger	57	100	150	185	209	255
	day total	57	43	50	35	24	46
18	Oleg Shestov	57	98	146	181	206	255
	day total	57	41	48	35	25	49
19	Marius Lacasse	48	82	111	138	155	175
	day total	48	34	29	27	17	20

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Women
1	Susan Marshall	71	132	195	266	334	408
	day total	71	61	63	71	68	74
2	Kim Allan	98	161	220	280	330	364
	day total	98	63	59	60	50	34
3	Vera Kalishmanova	72	130	183	228	277	332
	day total	72	58	53	45	49	55
4	Petra Kasperova	64	126	178	226	271	319
	day total	64	62	52	48	45	48
5	Alla Kravchenko	74	128	179	223	267	309
	day total	74	54	51	44	44	42
6	Ashadeep Volkhardt	68	118	160	204	241	301
	day total	68	50	42	44	37	60
7	Divyata Kryuchkova	61	101	151	208	254	300
	day total	61	40	50	57	46	46
8	Anna Eliseeva	60	105	155	200	244	294
	day total	60	45	50	45	44	50
9	Mattali Stebneva	55	97	140	185	225	265
	day total	55	42	43	45	40	40
10	Vedisha Papp	55	97	136	172	208	249
	day total	55	42	39	36	36	41
11	Durba Lee	55	94	127	164	200	243
	day total	55	39	33	37	36	43
12	Vikena Yutz	80	142	203	239	239	239
	day total	80	62	61	36	0	0
13	Pratishruti Khisamoutdinova	57	81	122	165	202	230
	day total	57	24	41	43	37	28
14	Shirley Kolakovich	49	66	84	109	129	162
	day total	49	17	18	25	20	33
15	Sumiya Lundeg	51	74	91	107	128	153
	day total	51	23	17	16	21	25

About the author:

Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Visit Perfection-Journey for great stories, photos and videos of the race.

The final race standings are here.

Our stats page has more in-depth results

Thanks for your interest!

Photos from Prabhakar

2016 Ten Day Race: Final - Men

		Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Men
1	Kobi Oren	112	200	273	352	427	495	566	631	690	755
	day total	112	88	73	79	75	68	71	65	59	65
2	Ed Ettinghausen	110	181	255	312	386	463	532	590	660	717
	day total	110	71	74	57	74	77	69	58	70	57
3	Soren Raarup	85	135	201	257	345	426	488	553	624	693
	day total	85	50	66	56	88	81	62	65	71	69
4	Volodymyr Hlushchuk	77	147	212	263	319	384	444	509	577	643
	day total	77	70	65	51	56	65	60	65	68	66
5	Andrey Andreev	72	133	196	258	310	373	426	489	553	628
	day total	72	61	63	62	52	63	53	63	64	75
6	Sergey Kuzmin	70	132	190	256	320	381	432	483	553	627
	day total	70	62	58	66	64	61	51	51	70	74
7	Achim Heukemes	101	170	233	300	364	413	452	500	553	613
	day total	101	69	63	67	64	49	39	48	53	60
8	Oleksandr Kharko	72	136	196	255	315	372	431	485	545	612
	day total	72	64	60	59	60	57	59	54	60	67
9	Budjargal Byambaa	90	147	205	263	305	360	411	483	526	601
	day total	90	57	58	58	42	55	51	72	43	75
10	Ananda-Lahari Zuscin	82	157	204	277	350	394	438	482	533	585
	day total	82	75	47	73	73	44	44	44	51	52
11	Mahasatya Janczak	71	131	182	235	287	347	403	458	510	574
	day total	71	60	51	53	52	60	56	55	52	64
12	Sergei Komelkov	72	127	176	227	280	335	386	447	502	565
	day total	72	55	49	51	53	55	51	61	55	63
13	Sergey Leshchenko	80	140	200	241	300	360	394	447	500	555
	day total	80	60	60	41	59	60	34	53	53	55
14	Ushika Muckenhumer	70	125	176	228	286	340	393	450	504	552
	day total	70	55	51	52	58	54	53	57	54	48
15	Ales Pliva	75	137	189	240	289	330	368	418	470	534
	day total	75	62	52	51	49	41	38	50	52	64
16	Mikhail Vasilchenko	66	117	168	220	269	317	364	416	462	532
	day total	66	51	51	52	49	48	47	52	46	70
17	Michel Gouin	62	114	164	213	262	311	360	404	454	509
	day total	62	52	50	49	49	49	49	44	50	55
18	Kalpa Lazarev	71	122	177	220	261	302	341	387	426	468
	day total	71	51	55	43	41	41	39	46	39	42
19	Predrag Knezevic	66	117	167	214	264	312	356	391	425	457
	day total	66	51	50	47	50	48	44	35	34	32
20	Karteek Clarke	60	106	151	193	236	278	320	363	403	453
	day total	60	46	45	42	43	42	42	43	40	50
21	Andrei Somov	61	107	148	189	230	271	312	352	393	437
	day total	61	46	41	41	41	41	41	40	41	44
22	Janos Derekas	70	120	160	200	241	279	321	361	397	435
	day total	70	50	40	40	41	38	42	40	36	38
23	Deveshu Zuderell	64	107	148	192	233	272	305	347	387	429
	day total	64	43	41	44	41	39	33	42	40	42
24	Michael Korol	81	132	184	229	273	307	320	362	414	424
	day total	81	51	52	45	44	34	13	42	52	10
25	Sandro Zincarini	63	108	145	177	218	253	289	331	373	409
	day total	63	45	37	32	41	35	36	42	42	36
26	Kumar Limbu	76	111	135	160	200	222	246	317	353	404
	day total	76	35	24	25	40	22	24	71	36	51
27	Georgs Jermolajevs	77	125	164	186	233	272	296	331	355	400
	day total	77	48	39	22	47	39	24	35	24	45
28	Patanga Cordeiro	65	112	155	184	224	260	295	322	359	395
	day total	65	47	43	29	40	36	35	27	37	36
29	Richard Takata	63	115	168	204	235	261	288	311	343	393
	day total	63	52	53	36	31	26	27	23	32	50
30	Viktor Dodunov	57	93	142	153	193	236	261	307	340	370
	day total	57	36	49	11	40	43	25	46	33	30
31	Frederick Davis III	72	122	142	142	142	142	142	142	142	142
	day total	72	50	20	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

2016 Ten Day Race: Final - Women

		Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Women
1	Sarah Barnett	90	151	213	278	347	409	487	550	607	672
	day total	90	61	62	65	69	62	78	63	57	65
2	Yolanda Holder	77	142	205	262	319	379	440	501	560	622
	day total	77	65	63	57	57	60	61	61	59	62
3	Manoshri Sykorova	84	150	215	274	339	404	442	494	552	609
	day total	84	66	65	59	65	65	38	52	58	57
4	Nataliya Hlushchuk	80	141	201	258	319	378	435	490	541	596
	day total	80	61	60	57	61	59	57	55	51	55
5	Gautami Sykorova	76	141	206	261	327	387	418	461	518	583
	day total	76	65	65	55	66	60	31	43	57	65
6	Vinati Docziova	61	124	178	232	286	341	393	446	502	568
	day total	61	63	54	54	54	55	52	53	56	66
7	Oyungerel Seded	74	131	183	226	279	330	379	433	482	524
	day total	74	57	52	43	53	51	49	54	49	42
8	Elena Kareva	72	129	181	231	280	329	381	432	477	522
	day total	72	57	52	50	49	49	52	51	45	45
9	Gudrun Freier	65	117	167	215	262	311	361	409	457	507
	day total	65	52	50	48	47	49	50	48	48	50
10	Kimberley Van Delst	81	141	191	232	272	311	356	398	442	501
	day total	81	60	50	41	40	39	45	42	44	59
11	Karnayati Morison	62	110	157	206	251	295	338	375	420	469
	day total	62	48	47	49	45	44	43	37	45	49
12	Ratuja Zub	60	115	165	215	257	298	350	395	425	467
	day total	60	55	50	50	42	41	52	45	30	42
13	Suparna Pustogowa	62	111	159	203	248	287	330	367	410	456
	day total	62	49	48	44	45	39	43	37	43	46
14	Giribhu Muhs	72	120	153	196	242	274	321	361	403	448
	day total	72	48	33	43	46	32	47	40	42	45
15	Yashasvati Plyavinskaya	55	105	150	193	245	286	322	366	402	447
	day total	55	50	45	43	52	41	36	44	36	45
16	Vasuprada Funk	63	111	132	150	169	185	201	219	233	258
	day total	63	48	21	18	19	16	16	18	14	25

2016 Six Day Race: Final - Men

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	Aidas Ardzijauskas	105	186	265	350	439	517
	day total	105	81	79	85	89	78
2	Johnny Hallneby	87	174	261	348	415	490
	day total	87	87	87	87	67	75
3	John Geesler	96	167	234	294	363	426
	day total	96	71	67	60	69	63
4	Milan Javornicky	78	139	196	247	308	378
	day total	78	61	57	51	61	70
5	Priyavadin Reisecker	70	132	192	252	312	373
	day total	70	62	60	60	60	61
6	Wai Law	88	149	204	259	315	373
	day total	88	61	55	55	56	58
7	David Luljack	76	141	202	259	322	360
	day total	76	65	61	57	63	38
8	Arun Bhardwaj	81	147	191	234	276	340
	day total	81	66	44	43	42	64
9	Mark Dorion	79	131	186	220	273	331
	day total	79	52	55	34	53	58
10	Rimas Jakelaitis	75	110	185	211	257	320
	day total	75	35	75	26	46	63
11	Hoskuldur Kristvinsson	82	137	177	215	257	314
	day total	82	55	40	38	42	57
12	Roger Martel	68	116	169	201	242	278
	day total	68	48	53	32	41	36
13	Odgiiv Jadambaa	50	100	150	178	221	266
	day total	50	50	50	28	43	45
14	Marius Lacasse	48	84	115	147	177	206
	day total	48	36	31	32	30	29
15	Joe Cleary	62	111	151	151	151	151
	day total	62	49	40	0	0	0

2016 Six Day Race: Final - Women

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Women
1	Vikena Yutz	85	143	200	253	313	375
	day total	85	58	57	53	60	62
2	Susan Marshall	63	114	163	214	266	323
	day total	63	51	49	51	52	57
3	Gundega Gaile	66	117	165	214	263	315
	day total	66	51	48	49	49	52
4	Anna Eliseeva	61	115	159	206	244	292
	day total	61	54	44	47	38	48
5	Mattali Stebneva	55	101	149	192	240	285
	day total	55	46	48	43	48	45
6	Pushparani Piner	66	113	155	198	234	275
	day total	66	47	42	43	36	41
7	Tatiana Arnst	59	95	135	175	215	268
	day total	59	36	40	40	40	53
8	Erlinda Biondic	52	95	138	179	220	266
	day total	52	43	43	41	41	46
9	Anna Khimchinskaia	57	101	142	182	216	266
	day total	57	44	41	40	34	50
10	Lyalya Faerman	57	102	146	190	221	265
	day total	57	45	44	44	31	44
11	Albena Margaritova	50	84	117	156	193	228
	day total	50	34	33	39	37	35
12	Pratishruti Khisamutdinova	54	90	133	177	218	224
	day total	54	36	43	44	41	6
13	Avanayaha Tsendee	45	81	113	145	175	210
	day total	45	36	32	32	30	35
14	Sumiya Lundeg	5	5	5	5	5	5
	day total	5	0	0	0	0	0

About the author:

Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.

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Here are the Final results for the six and ten day races. (scroll down)

Age Category Final results for 10-Day Race.
Age Category Final results for 6-Day Race.

2015 Ten Day Race: Final - Women

	Runner	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
1	Sarah Barnett	77	140	207	264	334	400	469	524	576	641
	day total	77	63	67	57	70	66	69	55	52	65
2	Shamita Achenbach-Konig	81	141	203	263	323	383	445	507	570	641
	day total	81	60	62	60	60	60	62	62	63	71
3	Harita Davies	82	139	192	242	284	328	379	433	485	540
	day total	82	57	53	50	42	44	51	54	52	55
4	Manoshri Sykorova	67	116	157	205	253	296	348	406	467	530
	day total	67	49	41	48	48	43	52	58	61	63
5	Giribhu Muhs	70	117	162	208	256	303	351	403	453	508
	day total	70	47	45	46	48	47	48	52	50	55
6	Elena Kareva	72	126	180	229	278	330	369	418	458	503
	day total	72	54	54	49	49	52	39	49	40	45
7	Yashasvati Plyavinskaya	56	95	140	190	244	297	347	400	442	496
	day total	56	39	45	50	54	53	50	53	42	54
8	Tatjana Jauk	70	120	172	220	268	313	358	400	446	485
	day total	70	50	52	48	48	45	45	42	46	39
9	Larisa Psiukalova	67	117	161	203	243	293	335	390	434	480
	day total	67	50	44	42	40	50	42	55	44	46
10	Gundega Gaile	68	113	156	202	250	300	351	393	430	476
	day total	68	45	43	46	48	50	51	42	37	46
11	Karnayati Morison	66	113	159	202	250	298	338	381	420	464
	day total	66	47	46	43	48	48	40	43	39	44
12	Gudrun Freier	62	112	163	206	250	291	329	368	414	462
	day total	62	50	51	43	44	41	38	39	46	48
13	Pati Ibinova	90	143	202	245	302	340	399	420	429	450
	day total	90	53	59	43	57	38	59	21	9	21
14	Suparna Pustogowa	57	98	143	178	222	265	310	353	396	446
	day total	57	41	45	35	44	43	45	43	43	50
15	Niribili File	59	98	141	179	224	267	312	351	388	433
	day total	59	39	43	38	45	43	45	39	37	45
16	Anna Khimchinskaia	60	111	157	202	244	285	322	357	389	423
	day total	60	51	46	45	42	41	37	35	32	34
17	Sara Schmidt	73	118	152	179	219	261	298	340	383	420
	day total	73	45	34	27	40	42	37	42	43	37
18	Shraddha Kurzemniece	65	102	142	176	217	258	302	341	379	417
	day total	65	37	40	34	41	41	44	39	38	38
19	Vasuprada Funk	82	129	166	185	203	226	260	282	301	337
	day total	82	47	37	19	18	23	34	22	19	36
20	Vismaya Fischer	62	108	146	167	180	204	212	212	212	212
	day total	62	46	38	21	13	24	8	0	0	0

2015 Ten Day Race: Final - Men

	Runner	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
1	Aidas Ardzijauskas	86	131	195	244	304	366	436	513	591	667
	day total	86	45	64	49	60	62	70	77	78	76
2	Baladev Saraz	77	149	215	277	340	397	459	521	578	650
	day total	77	72	66	62	63	57	62	62	57	72
3	Ushika Muckenhumer	75	140	202	258	318	368	428	490	556	625
	day total	75	65	62	56	60	50	60	62	66	69
4	Sergey Kuzmin	64	102	169	215	277	338	401	463	522	589
	day total	64	38	67	46	62	61	63	62	59	67
5	Oleksandr Kharko	76	133	198	255	311	370	411	471	533	588
	day total	76	57	65	57	56	59	41	60	62	55
6	George Biondic	68	123	182	234	291	344	401	458	512	587
	day total	68	55	59	52	57	53	57	57	54	75
7	Ananda-Lahari Zuscin	67	140	189	241	295	350	414	467	534	587
	day total	67	73	49	52	54	55	64	53	67	53
8	Kalpa Lazarev	70	130	183	241	298	354	415	463	507	564
	day total	70	60	53	58	57	56	61	48	44	57
9	Andrey Andreev	70	122	182	244	294	351	411	454	510	543
	day total	70	52	60	62	50	57	60	43	56	33
10	Sergei Komelkov	73	115	168	213	271	323	369	421	472	531
	day total	73	42	53	45	58	52	46	52	51	59
11	Sergey Leshchenko	70	121	175	230	279	315	350	408	458	515
	day total	70	51	54	55	49	36	35	58	50	57
12	Michel Gouin	60	105	159	209	258	309	358	408	458	514
	day total	60	45	54	50	49	51	49	50	50	56
13	Mikhail Vasilchenko	62	117	172	226	280	330	370	414	455	514
	day total	62	55	55	54	54	50	40	44	41	59
14	Georgs Jermolajevs	87	144	192	245	299	349	387	428	476	508
	day total	87	57	48	53	54	50	38	41	48	32
15	Budjargal Byambaa	81	106	161	211	264	303	346	404	429	487
	day total	81	25	55	50	53	39	43	58	25	58
16	Janos Derekas	63	116	171	216	256	302	347	394	444	480
	day total	63	53	55	45	40	46	45	47	50	36
17	Ales Pliva	73	134	175	216	257	300	341	383	425	475
	day total	73	61	41	41	41	43	41	42	42	50
18	Chris Mak	61	100	155	188	240	300	326	366	406	471
	day total	61	39	55	33	52	60	26	40	40	65
19	Atmavir Spacil	91	166	230	283	347	359	392	425	440	468
	day total	91	75	64	53	64	12	33	33	15	28
20	Karteek Clarke	67	114	158	204	250	291	329	365	405	451
	day total	67	47	44	46	46	41	38	36	40	46
21	Adrian MacDermott	56	92	136	200	221	272	308	340	395	450
	day total	56	36	44	64	21	51	36	32	55	55
22	Padyatra Komak	60	110	157	196	237	278	318	356	393	440
	day total	60	50	47	39	41	41	40	38	37	47
23	Andrei Somov	58	100	141	184	225	266	303	343	383	429
	day total	58	42	41	43	41	41	37	40	40	46
24	Patanga Cordeiro	61	101	137	171	206	246	284	319	360	407
	day total	61	40	36	34	35	40	38	35	41	47
25	Sandro Zincarini	54	96	130	162	195	237	270	308	347	382
	day total	54	42	34	32	33	42	33	38	39	35
26	Pedro Gaspar	40	67	106	132	169	201	225	253	280	317
	day total	40	27	39	26	37	32	24	28	27	37
27	Kumar Limbu	65	91	124	150	177	204	228	245	276	313
	day total	65	26	33	26	27	27	24	17	31	37
28	Fred Davis III	58	67	133	183	194	236	267	268	270	310
	day total	58	9	66	50	11	42	31	1	2	40
29	Marius Lacasse	58	96	141	176	209	232	260	280	295	305
	day total	58	38	45	35	33	23	28	20	15	10
30	Francesco Murianni	71	103	135	154	174	174	174	174	174	174
	day total	71	32	32	19	20	0	0	0	0	0

2015 Six Day Race: Final - Women

	Runner	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	Dipali Cunningham	103	178	250	317	383	451
	day total	103	75	72	67	66	68
2	Nataliya Hlushchuk	80	140	200	256	318	378
	day total	80	60	60	56	62	60
3	Vera Kalishmanova	73	134	193	253	310	371
	day total	73	61	59	60	57	61
4	Divyata Kryuchkova	72	125	180	250	302	362
	day total	72	53	55	70	52	60
5	Gautami Sykorova	67	122	176	235	286	345
	day total	67	55	54	59	51	59
6	Oyungerel Seded	67	121	181	234	286	344
	day total	67	54	60	53	52	58
7	Anna Eliseeva	66	122	173	224	276	326
	day total	66	56	51	51	52	50
8	Ratuja Zub	55	108	169	230	279	307
	day total	55	53	61	61	49	28
9	Bayarsaikhan Dorjpagma	76	125	176	217	256	296
	day total	76	49	51	41	39	40
10	Pratishruti Khisamoutdinova	70	118	164	213	257	282
	day total	70	48	46	49	44	25
11	Sylvie Boisvert	67	112	150	190	230	270
	day total	67	45	38	40	40	40
12	Mattali Stebneva	55	94	140	178	217	260
	day total	55	39	46	38	39	43
13	Albena Margaritova	50	97	135	170	200	239
	day total	50	47	38	35	30	39
14	Shirley Kolakovich	63	101	134	170	196	211
	day total	63	38	33	36	26	15

2015 Six Day Race: Final - Men

	Runner	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	John Geesler	106	170	237	305	374	423
	day total	106	64	67	68	69	49
2	Mark McCaslin	71	130	188	253	322	400
	day total	71	59	58	65	69	78
3	Rimas Jakelaitis	97	147	200	275	311	381
	day total	97	50	53	75	36	70
4	Steven Battle	80	135	184	236	288	360
	day total	80	55	49	52	52	72
5	Don Winkley	78	122	179	240	295	357
	day total	78	44	57	61	55	62
6	Michael Korol	80	134	186	243	298	342
	day total	80	54	52	57	55	44
7	Mark Dorion	77	129	179	231	284	341
	day total	77	52	50	52	53	57
8	Wai Law	78	134	176	226	271	330
	day total	78	56	42	50	45	59
9	Milan Javornicky	71	125	178	223	273	327
	day total	71	54	53	45	50	54
10	Ed Rousseau	75	118	170	214	265	323
	day total	75	43	52	44	51	58
11	Priyavadin Reisecker	65	125	165	205	251	305
	day total	65	60	40	40	46	54
12	Mahasatya Janczak	54	98	141	191	240	304
	day total	54	44	43	50	49	64
13	Nikolai Egorov	70	118	169	196	234	286
	day total	70	48	51	27	38	52
14	Konstantin Rybin	72	117	157	198	235	276
	day total	72	45	40	41	37	41
15	Sanjay Rawal	54	80	112	145	176	240
	day total	54	26	32	33	31	64
16	Gregg Ellis	71	121	128	128	128	128
	day total	71	50	7	0	0	0
17	Jesse Itzler	28	28	28	28	28	28
	day total	28	0	0	0	0	0

Video interviews of the runners

By Nirbhasa Magee author bio »

29 April

About the author:
Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Over the course of the race, Utpal Marshall shot many fine interviews with the runners which you can see here.

More videos by Utpall Marshall and Rupantar LaRusso here.
2011 Self-Transcendence 6 and 10 Day Road Races, April 18 - 28

By Rupantar LaRusso author bio »

10 December

About the author:
Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.
Final Report by Sahishnu: an overview of the Fourteenth Annual Self Transcendence 6 Day Race and Sixteenth Annual Self Transcendence 10 Day Race.

Final Results

10 Day Women

10 Day Men

6 Day Women

6 Day Men

Perfection-Journey: a race diary. These posts by Utpal Marshall give insight into the runners, organizers and supporters who make this unique running challenge a reality.

Voices From the Race

We have been shooting short 30 second interviews with the runners as they continue on their epic odyssey. View a video clip of some of your favorite runners....

Race Photos (the following photos are by Prabhakar):

With several very talented and creative photographers on site for the duration of the race, we will be posting daily their inspiring and insightful images. See how your friends are doing as these artist paint a wide range of pictures with their cameras. And, if a picture is worth a thousand words, then by the end of the race we should have a whole library of amazing images!
- Photos by Prabhakar
- Photos by Antara-Prabhat
What some of our runners and supporters have to say about the race.

About the 6 and 10 day Race

These races feature an international field of runners who come to test their endurance, skill with pacing, and ability to recover from the stress of constantly moving. The competitors run with minimal sleep, all the while trying to accumulate as many miles as possible.

There are many patches of green and trees, as well as close proximity to Meadow Lake. Temperatures in April in New York generally vary between 52º and 71º with extremes at 33º and 90º. In other words, the runners must plan for any conceivable weather condition, including rain and windy conditions.

Please note that in order to avoid the water problem we experienced in 2010, the 2011 course has been changed and has been certified as NY11008JG, effective 3/25/11 through 12/31/2021.
- 2010 Edition (Six Day, Ten Day)
- 2009 Edition
- 2008 Edition
- 2007 Edition
- 2006 Edition
- 2005 Edition
- 2004 Edition
2010 Self-Transcendence Ten Day Race

By Medur Wilson author bio »

1 April

About the author:
Medur is our go-to person for many of the essential tasks involved in putting on our races: race setup, our lap counting system and our website. An enthusiastic runner himself, he has participated in many editions of the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run in Canada and the US.
Stories Curbside by Utpal (Perfection-Journey)

Great Race Photos from Spontaneous Beauty

"There are times when you just know that something special is happening. The Self-Transcendence 6 and 10 day race is just a few hours old and already 36 year old Igor Mudryk from Vinnitsa Ukraine seems to be doing something above and beyond everyone else in the field . . . " Illumining and inspiring stories about our pioneer runners and enthusiastic staff.

Post-Race Comments by Runners and Staff.
- Shashanka Michael Karlen, 10 Day Runner
- Sahishnu, Race Director
- Mark Dorion, 10 Day Runner
Current Results
- Ten Day Men
- Ten Day Women
The Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team is proud to sponsor the 15th Annual Self-Transcendence Ten Day Race. These races feature an international field of runners who come to test their endurance, skill with pacing, and ability to recover from the stress of constantly moving. The competitors run with minimal sleep, all the while trying to accumulate as many miles as possible.

The course is a very flat, scenic, 1 mile loop in a pleasant park setting near the famous areas of the World’s Fair of 1964 and close to the USTA facility, home of the US Open. There are many patches of green and trees, as well as close proximity to Meadow Lake. Temperatures in April in New York generally vary between 52º and 71º with extremes at 33º and 90º. In other words, plan for any conceivable weather condition, including rain and windy conditions.

Great Race Photos Here:

With several very talented and creative photographers on site for the duration of the race, we will be posting daily their inspiring and insightful images. See how your friends are doing as these artist paint a wide range of pictures with their cameras. And, if a picture is worth a thousand words, then by the end of the race we should have a whole library of amazing images!

This race is held concurrently with The Self Transcendence 6 Day Race for 2010.
- Utpal
- Runner's Bios
- 2010 Edition (6 Day Race)
Latest News

3, 6 and 10 Day Race 2026 Results

By Tejvan Pettinger author bio »

19 April

About the author:
Tejvan organises short-distance running and cycling races for the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in his home city of Oxford. He is also a very good cyclist, having won the National hill climb championships in 2013 and finished 3rd in the National 100 Mile Time Trials in 2014.

On 19 April, the Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race began. During the 10 day race period, there are also 3 and 6 Day races happening. The race was founded by Sri Chinmoy a pioneer of ultra distance races. The Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team have promoted multi-day races since the 1980s, with initial incarnations of multi-day races such as the 1,000 Miles and the Five Day Race. It has been a Ten Day Race since 1996.

Results 2026 10 Day Race

In the 10 day event Kyohei Yoshizawa won with a distance of 714 miles. Holding off a challenge from 3100 Mile finisher Radu Budan, who finished 2nd with 655 miles.

In the women's event Nayaja Perugini finished first with 600.6 miles, just managing to cover an average of 60 miles a day. In 2nd place was Susan Marshall with 475 miles.

Results 6 Day Race

In the six day event, Mark Dorian was the only male entrant, finishing 1st with a distance of 312.6 miles. In the women's event Gesiane Nascimento finished first with 299.1 miles. 2nd place was Mona Majkovska with 294.7 miles.

Results 3 Day

In the three day event, 3100 Mile record holder Ashprihanal Aalto finished 1st with a distance of 232 miles, and in the women, Vasuprada Funk was 1st with a distance of 151 miles.

Follow this year's race at Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race

Utpal's videos of the race

Stutisheel's videos of the race.

6 Day Runners
Latest News

3, 6 and 10 Day Race 2025

By Tejvan Pettinger author bio »

19 April

About the author:
Tejvan organises short-distance running and cycling races for the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in his home city of Oxford. He is also a very good cyclist, having won the National hill climb championships in 2013 and finished 3rd in the National 100 Mile Time Trials in 2014.
Results: Sri Chinmoy-6-10-day-race-2025-results.pdf

This year's Sri Chinmoy Ten, Six and Three Day Races 2025 began on 19 April. The event promoted by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team is the oldest continuously running six-day and ten-day race in the world. The race takes place on a 0.75-mile loop course in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, New York City, from April 19-29, 2025. This year also marks the beginning of the inaugural Sri Chinmoy Three-Day (72-Hour) Race which gives runners the opportunity to experience the multi-day adventure on a smaller scale.

The race includes some stellar runners, such as 3100 Mile Record holder Ashprihanal Aalto, Finland. The race started in great weather, though this time of the year is known for its unpredictability, with past editions frequently flooded with rain.

The race was founded by Sri Chinmoy, who frequently visited the Race whilst living in New York. Sri Chinmoy felt that the ‘self-transcendence’ aspect was particularly important in ultrarunning. There comes a point in a race when one's physical prowess has reached its limit. To continue on, the runner must rely on his or her own inner determination, and tap into the infinite spiritual power that is within us all. Over the next 10 days, each runner will get the opportunity to transcend their own limits in the physical, mental and spiritual aspects.

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The 26th Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race - Report

By Sahishnu Szczesiul

12 May
- The 26th Sri Chinmoy Ten Day Race April 17-27 2024
- The 25th Sri Chinmoy Six Day Race April 21-27 2024
Both races utillized the loop course at Flushing Meadows Corona Park, the second year of the former course measured at 0.747979 mile/1.203577km,. The course is mostly flat and very similar tomany of our previous running courses that had acquired several multiday race performances over the last 24 years, minus the two and a half years during the Covid pandemic.

The recovery of the Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race, which started in 1996 , was a joy for the running world that discovered long distance events the last several years, both in the US, and in Europe as well.

The Ten Day garnered 18 men and 6 women taking quick use of the course and a semi-quiet park as the noon-time start on April 17.

The quickest runners would most likely run the course with their best days ahead of them. Multi-time winner Budjagal Byambaa from Mongolia led the fastest fellows along, but the fastest lady Annabel Hepworth was set to lead many runners .

The typical Spring weather patterns began as rain arrived about two or three hours into the event. Still, the runners continued on their assault for miles and kms. Just before the sun disappeared, the rain disappeared but the runners continued to test the course and their own forward movement. Budjargal lead throughout the first night, and by the first 24 total arrived, he reached 112.9 miles/ 181.7kms. Chia-Hung Wei from Tiawan came through with 109.9 miles/ 176.86kms. No surprise, as third overall was Annabel Hepworth, the Australian with 99.4 miles/ 159.97kms. Another surprise was Benjamin Torok from Hungary, who reached 94.9 miles / 152.74kms-moving well in his first ever 10 Day.

The runners always seem to develop a true concern for their own runner-friends, both new and formerly previously. We were so fortunate to have numerous helpers who worked the lap counting, making tasty food, and a solid group of men and women medical providers. Checking foot and ankle problems, and just getting through a long or overnight running test.

By the time of three complete days had passed, the 10 day runners kept their movement as steady and regular as possible. In a day later, 9 more runners would join the frey, so there was more solid efforts to fill the course.

The end of Day 4 showed Budjargal still in the front, and Andrea Marcato was solid in second place. Radu Budan from Moldova was solid in fourth place, and Annabel Hepworth was at 305.9 miles/ 492.298 km.

As the Six Day Race began for the 25th time, the leader Ashprihanal Aalto from Finland assumed the position as head of the group, reaching 108.45 miles/ 174.54km in the first day. Abhejali Bernadova from Check Republic led the ladies with 78 miles/ 123.98 km.

The Ten Day Race had more intense efforts that showed great movements from the top 10 or 11 runners. The air was pleasant, the rain stayed away, but runners did not stop. Budjargal threw down 84.5 miles on Day Five, and moved over 70 miles ahead of second for the men. Annabel Hepworth continued her powerful movement and placed fourth overall , and nearly 80 miles ahead of second lady Gesiane Nascimento of Brazil. Alex Ramsey from the US, and Benjamin Torok from Hungary was really putting up a real test to move into fifth or sixth place for the men. By the eighth and nine day efforts they were only a few miles apart. Each of the two men were really enjoying the test of finding more miles and more joy in becoming great distance runners.

The total of runners who reached 1000km+ became seven, as six men and the top lady showed us all they are in a great place. Budjargal made it to his best ever, reaching 817.5 miles/ 1315.6 km. He passed his previous best of 810 miles in 2018. Second place came to Andrea Marcato, the Italian who reached 743.4 miles/ 1196.3km. Third place reached the Taiwanese hero Chia-Hung Wei. It was another personal best for him as he reached 709 miles/ 1141 km. He surprised himself!

Fourth place overall was our top lady - Annibel Hepworth, 685.1 miles/ 1102.5 km. She reached a PB, a national W50.

Fifth place was Radu Budan, setting a PB with 646.2 miles/ 1039.9 km.

Fifth place for the men, sixth overall was Alex Ramsey. Another personal best of 623.8 miles/ 1003.9km. And finally, the Sixth mail and seventh member of the 1000km group was Benjamin Torok, who reached 623.0 miles/ 1002.6km.

There were also several other PB’s in the Ten Day. One of the most remarkable was the fourth place for the women- Tamara Babich

From Katachstan, who at age 73 reached 483.7 miles/ 776.7 km.

The Six Day Race also had excellent performances. Ashprihanal Aalto won overall with 436.1 miles/ 701km. Abhejali Bernardova reached 344.8 miles/ 554.8km. And last but not least- 86 year old Don Winkley from Texas, USA-m completed 148 miles/ 238.1 km, after five days (his plane was delayed a day by heavy storms in the South west.)

As always, thanks to all the runners for testing themselves in any way possible, and all the helpers keeping our multiday races continuing on the lists in the US as well as in Europe. Good Luck to all

Sahishnu

Photographs from
- Photos of 6-10 Day Race by PJ Street
- Photos of 6-10 Day Race - Akbota
Video

About the author:

Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Sri Chinmoy 6 Day Race

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Men
1	Ashprihanal Aalto	108.4	173.5	222.8	277.5	332.1	436.0
	day total	108.4	65	49.3	54.6	54.6	103.9
2	Batsukh Bayunmukh	75.5	131.6	161.5	209.4	243	304.4
	day total	75.5	56	29.9	47.8	33.6	61.3
3	Michel Gouin	50.1	94.2	136.8	179.5	221.4	265.5
	day total	50.1	44.1	42.6	42.6	41.8	44.1
4	Stefan Raduta	58.3	99.4	132.3	165.3	194.4	224.3
	day total	58.3	41.1	32.9	32.9	29.1	29.9
5	Don Winkley	0	53.8	74	100.2	121.9	148.0
	day total	0	53.8	20.1	26.1	21.6	26.1

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Women
1	Abhejali Bernardova	77	136.8	183.2	236.3	293.2	344.8
	day total	77	59.8	46.3	53.1	56.8	51.6
2	Kate Condon	53.8	94.2	133.1	171.2	211.6	252.0
	day total	53.8	40.3	38.8	38.1	40.3	41.1
3	Avanayaha Tsendee	42.6	74.7	99.4	123.4	142.8	164.5
	day total	42.6	32.1	24.6	23.9	19.4	21.6

Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Men
1	Budjargal Byambaa	112.9	202.7	284.2	356.7	441.3	519.8	590.9	665.7	743.4	817.5
	day total	112.9	89.7	81.5	72.5	84.5	78.5	71	74.7	77.7	74.1
2	Andrea Marcato	82.2	157.8	231.8	304.4	373.9	446.5	522.8	596.8	667.1	743.4
	day total	82.2	75.5	74	72.5	69.5	72.5	76.2	74	70.3	76.3
3	Chia-Hung Wei	109.9	187.7	259.5	331.3	394.1	457	520.5	583.4	646.2	709.0
	day total	109.9	77.7	71.8	71.8	62.8	62.8	63.5	62.8	62.8	62.8
4	Radu Budan	75.5	139.8	203.4	267	330.6	394.1	452.5	516.1	579.6	646.2
	day total	75.5	64.3	63.5	63.5	63.5	63.5	58.3	63.5	63.5	66.6
5	Alex Ramsey	71.8	135.3	190.7	247.5	302.1	368	427.8	492.9	549.7	623.8
	day total	71.8	63.5	55.3	56.8	54.6	65.8	59.8	65	52.3	67.4
6	Benjamin Torok	94.9	167.5	225.8	290.2	333.5	397.9	439.8	497.4	556.4	623.0
	day total	94.9	72.5	58.3	64.3	43.3	64.3	41.8	57.5	63.5	73.3
7	Prashant Pethe	68	124.1	173.5	230.3	279.7	329.1	385.2	435.3	492.1	548.2
	day total	68	56	49.3	56.8	49.3	49.3	56	50.1	56.8	56.1
8	Mark Dorion	66.5	114.4	159.3	203.4	246.8	296.1	342.5	389.6	440.5	509.3
	day total	66.5	47.8	44.8	44.1	43.3	49.3	46.3	47.1	47.8	65.1
9	Sopan Tsekov	71.8	121.9	172	222.1	272.2	322.3	368	412.8	457	500.3
	day total	71.8	50.1	50.1	50.1	50.1	50.1	45.6	44.8	44.1	43.3
10	Peteris Seso	67.3	125.6	172.7	220.6	267	311.9	349.3	392.6	444.2	500.3
	day total	67.3	58.3	47.1	47.8	46.3	44.8	37.3	43.3	48.6	59.8
11	Ananda-Lahari Zuscin	77.7	116.6	157.8	214.6	253.5	303.6	348.5	395.6	444.2	495.9
	day total	77.7	38.8	41.1	56.8	38.8	50.1	44.8	47.1	54.6	51.7
12	Michail Maipas	77.7	126.4	173.5	224.3	267	302.9	335	374.7	421.8	464.4
	day total	77.7	48.6	47.1	50.8	42.6	35.9	32.1	39.6	47.1	42.6
13	Ales Pliva	56	97.2	133.1	177.2	222.1	264	301.4	350	397.1	453.2
	day total	56	41.1	35.9	44.1	44.8	41.8	37.3	48.6	43.3	52.3
14	Arun Bhardwaj	71	131.6	157	205.6	248.3	287.2	325.3	353.7	400.9	442.0
	day total	71	60.5	25.4	48.6	42.6	38.8	38.1	28.4	50.8	44.9
15	Patanga Cordeiro	65	103.2	144.3	178.7	209.4	246.8	278.2	311.1	350	388.9
	day total	65	38.1	41.1	34.4	30.6	37.3	31.4	32.9	38.8	38.9
16	Yun-Hua Chung	75.5	130.8	184	233.3	268.5	268.5	268.5	268.5	268.5	268.5
	day total	75.5	55.3	53.1	49.3	35.1	0	0	0	0	0
17	Marius Lacasse	44.8	77.7	108.4	137.6	169.7	192.2	216.1	236.3	245.3	255.8
	day total	44.8	32.9	30.6	29.1	32.1	22.4	23.9	20.1	8.9	10.5
18	Roger Rogge	36.6	66.5	96.4	138.3	164.5	172	190.7	206.4	225.1	251.3
	day total	36.6	29.9	29.9	41.8	26.1	7.4	18.6	15.7	18.6	26.2

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Women
1	Annabel Hepworth	99.4	172.7	240.8	305.9	371.7	436.8	498.1	561.7	623	685.1
	day total	99.4	73.3	68	65	65.8	65	61.3	63.5	61.3	62.1
2	Gesiane Nascimento	80	149.5	184	226.6	292.4	359.7	393.4	454	501.8	563.2
	day total	80	69.5	34.4	42.6	65.8	67.3	33.6	60.5	47.8	61.4
3	Daniela Bojila	76.2	137.6	190.7	243.8	296.9	334.3	373.9	413.6	466.7	525.0
	day total	76.2	61.3	53.1	53.1	53.1	37.3	39.6	39.6	53.1	58.3
4	Tamara Babich	64.3	112.9	166.7	210.9	260.2	301.4	342.5	386.7	436	483.9
	day total	64.3	48.6	53.8	44.1	49.3	41.1	41.1	44.1	49.3	47.9
5	Eva Paradise	56	100.2	136.1	180.2	217.6	251.3	280.4	313.4	344	380.7
	day total	56	44.1	35.9	44.1	37.3	33.6	29.1	32.9	30.6	36.7
6	Vasuprada Funk	61.3	85.2	117.4	138.3	166	210.1	219.9	243	267.7	296.9
	day total	61.3	23.9	32.1	20.9	27.6	44.1	9.7	23.1	24.6	29.2

About the author:

Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Sri Chinmoy 6 Day Race: Final

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Men
1	Mark McCaslin	80	133.1	204.1	263.2	338	404.6
	day total	80	53.1	71	59	74.7	66.5
2	Jason Lester	94.9	146.6	212.4	269.2	324.6	393.4
	day total	94.9	51.6	65.8	56.8	55.3	68.8
3	Leanid Anatska	76.2	131.6	194.4	255.8	308.9	380.7
	day total	76.2	55.3	62.8	61.3	53.1	71.8
4	Grahak Cunningham	82.2	133.8	196.7	257.3	316.3	375.4
	day total	82.2	51.6	62.8	60.5	59	59
5	Milan Javornicky	74.7	122.6	179.5	237.8	293.2	361.2
	day total	74.7	47.8	56.8	58.3	55.3	68
6	John Geesler	78.5	136.1	196.7	242.3	287.2	344.8
	day total	78.5	57.5	60.5	45.6	44.8	57.5
7	Todd McAuley	74	105.4	165.3	217.6	267.7	323.1
	day total	74	31.4	59.8	52.3	50.1	55.3
8	Stefan Raduta	53.1	93.4	132.3	175.7	215.4	256.5
	day total	53.1	40.3	38.8	43.3	39.6	41.1
9	Michel Gouin	49.3	82.2	129.4	170.5	211.6	250.5
	day total	49.3	32.9	47.1	41.1	41.1	38.8

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Women
1	Stacey Marsh	61.3	110.7	160.8	211.6	259.5	320.1
	day total	61.3	49.3	50.1	50.8	47.8	60.5
2	Daniela Bojila	60.5	102.4	150.3	202.7	247.5	317.1
	day total	60.5	41.8	47.8	52.3	44.8	69.5
3	Tamara Babich	50.1	83.7	130.8	170.5	214.6	267.7
	day total	50.1	33.6	47.1	39.6	44.1	53.1
4	Eva Paradise	55.3	85.2	127.9	171.2	208.6	258
	day total	55.3	29.9	42.6	43.3	37.3	49.3
5	Anna Khimchinskaya	50.8	85.2	121.9	154	187.7	225.1
	day total	50.8	34.4	36.6	32.1	33.6	37.3
6	Sanaz Datubar	45.6	82.2	114.4	141.3	166	189.9
	day total	45.6	36.6	32.1	26.9	24.6	23.9
7	Edwige Cotrel	44.8	72.5	100.2	121.9	150.3	175.7
	day total	44.8	27.6	27.6	21.6	28.4	25.4

Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race: Final

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Men
1	Budjargal Byaambaa	104.7	191.4	270	333.5	419.6	478.7	564.7	637.2	710.5	768.1
	day total	104.7	86.7	78.5	63.5	86	59	86	72.5	73.3	57.5
2	Andrea Marcato	83	159.3	231.8	302.1	371.7	436	507.1	575.1	643.2	720.3
	day total	83	76.2	72.5	70.3	69.5	64.3	71	68	68	77
3	Wei Chia-Hung	95.7	158.5	231.8	303.6	371.7	422.6	482.4	537	596.8	632.7
	day total	95.7	62.8	73.3	71.8	68	50.8	59.8	54.6	59.8	35.9
4	Radu Budan	82.2	148.8	209.4	270.7	332.1	386.7	448	510.1	570.7	626.8
	day total	82.2	66.5	60.5	61.3	61.3	54.6	61.3	62	60.5	56
5	Chung Yun-Hua	69.5	126.4	175.7	215.4	269.2	317.1	362.7	430.8	483.9	545.2
	day total	69.5	56.8	49.3	39.6	53.8	47.8	45.6	68	53.1	61.3
6	Ananda-Lahari Zuscin	78.5	144.3	194.4	251.3	303.6	345.5	396.4	444.2	495.1	545.2
	day total	78.5	65.8	50.1	56.8	52.3	41.8	50.8	47.8	50.8	50.1
7	Michail Maipas	71.8	131.6	189.2	239.3	293.9	343.3	391.1	439	487.6	537
	day total	71.8	59.8	57.5	50.1	54.6	49.3	47.8	47.8	48.6	49.3
8	Peteris Seso	70.3	134.6	194.4	252	301.4	340.3	390.4	434.5	476.4	527.3
	day total	70.3	64.3	59.8	57.5	49.3	38.8	50.1	44.1	41.8	50.8
9	Eojin Kim	81.5	120.4	168.2	203.4	253.5	281.2	341.8	395.6	445	501.8
	day total	81.5	38.8	47.8	35.1	50.1	27.6	60.5	53.8	49.3	56.8
10	Wang Wan-Jen	63.5	118.1	166	205.6	268.5	296.9	330.6	379.9	408.3	483.1
	day total	63.5	54.6	47.8	39.6	62.8	28.4	33.6	49.3	28.4	74.7
11	Arun Bhardwaj	68.8	125.6	172	222.1	264	304.4	350	391.1	436	477.9
	day total	68.8	56.8	46.3	50.1	41.8	40.3	45.6	41.1	44.8	41.8
12	Karteek Clarke	67.3	116.6	164.5	211.6	255.8	287.9	326.8	356.7	398.6	448.7
	day total	67.3	49.3	47.8	47.1	44.1	32.1	38.8	29.9	41.8	50.1
13	Ales Pliva	67.3	107.7	148.8	185.4	237.8	276	311.9	352.2	392.6	437.5
	day total	67.3	40.3	41.1	36.6	52.3	38.1	35.9	40.3	40.3	44.8
14	Patanga Da Silva	47.8	47.8	47.8	89	127.9	166.7	199.7	231.8	264.7	303.6
	day total	47.8	0	0	41.1	38.8	38.8	32.9	32.1	32.9	38.8
15	Marius Lacasse	41.1	74.7	106.2	139.8	172	196.7	223.6	250.5	270	292.4
	day total	41.1	33.6	31.4	33.6	32.1	24.6	26.9	26.9	19.4	22.4

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
Women
1	Tsai Wen-Ya	92	158.5	224.3	286.4	343.3	406.9	470.4	534	595.3	671.6
	day total	92	66.5	65.8	62	56.8	63.5	63.5	63.5	61.3	76.2
2	Gesiane Nascimento	78.5	132.3	181.7	247.5	295.4	336.5	379.9	432.3	492.9	539.2
	day total	78.5	53.8	49.3	65.8	47.8	41.1	43.3	52.3	60.5	46.3
3	Giribhu Muhs	71.8	122.6	172.7	226.6	276	323.8	371.7	420.3	473.4	525.8
	day total	71.8	50.8	50.1	53.8	49.3	47.8	47.8	48.6	53.1	52.3
4	Juliana Francisco	63.5	121.9	159.3	204.1	245.3	281.2	331.3	370.9	422.6	473.4
	day total	63.5	58.3	37.3	44.8	41.1	35.9	50.1	39.6	51.6	50.8
5	Gudrun Freier	56	102.4	151.8	193.7	234.1	270	314.1	359.7	406.1	455.5
	day total	56	46.3	49.3	41.8	40.3	35.9	44.1	45.6	46.3	49.3
6	Gundega Gaile	68	112.1	152.5	192.2	227.3	257.3	287.2	318.6	350.8	386.7
	day total	68	44.1	40.3	39.6	35.1	29.9	29.9	31.4	32.1	35.9

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Story on Roger Rogge about running 2022 Sri Chinmoy 6 Day Race

By Rupantar LaRusso author bio »

21 June

About the author:
Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.

A featured story on long distance runner Roger Rogge appeared in the local paper Dienstag, in Rostock, Germany. The story is in Germany. The photo below is of the winners of the various age categories.
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The Long Walk to Myself: 6-day Race Impressions by Shashanka Karlen

By Rupantar LaRusso author bio »

3 May

About the author:
Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.
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A few personal impressions from this years 6 day race in New York’s Flushing Meadows Park, 18–24 April 2022, by Shashanka Karlen

A multi-day race is a good way to discover the flexibility and fluidity of time. In the beginning, when you have covered your first 6-10 hours and realize what you have gotten yourself into, the look forward to the end of 6 days can be really frightening. At least for the mind. It seems an infinity of time away and mentally you may wonder how you can actually ever reach that goal. There are moments during the race where time does not seem to move, where each lap is just simply very hard work and there seems to be no way out, no person to talk to, no special food that would uplift you, no piece of music that would carry you forward. Don Winkley, the American Ultra runner, still running at 83, calls these “the character-building miles”. I thought of him several times during the race also because he had so many great stories to tell when we met 10 years ago during the Self-Transcendence 10 day race.

On the other hand, when you look back after 3 or 4 days to the beginning of the race it seems that time practically flew by, that all went so quickly that you could hardly grasp it. And even now, the second day after the race time has already moved on and we try to quickly preserve all the treasures that have come along the way of these 6 days.

The bathtub by Don Winkley
Don Winkley told me this story back in 2012 and it remained anchored in my memory ever since. Don said that once he had a very difficult race, the weather was miserable and at some point he said to himself “After this is over I will get a nice suite at a hotel and enjoy myself.” Once the race was over he did exactly that, checked in at the hotel and got a very large beautiful suite. The problem was that Don was in such a bad physical shape and the bathroom was very far away from his bed. As he needed the bathroom frequently and the distance was too far he finally decided to sleep in the bathtub...Poor Don!

Ode to Joy

One evening, I believe it was on the 3rd day, around midnight I got the inspiration to listen to Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. I thought, good, this will take care of the race for 1 ½ hours, the total length of the four movements. There is a special live recording from December 1989, recorded in Berlin just after the Berlin Wall came down and includes musicians and singers from both East and West. The conductor is the famous Leonard Bernstein. Feeling the pulse of time, he took the freedom to change the name from “Ode to Joy” to “Ode to Freedom”. It is indeed a very special recording of a very special symphony in a very special moment of human history. This symphony has become a global hymn to freedom and the brotherhood of man and is loved more than ever.

Interestingly enough the next morning Kodanda, the “race-musician” played the theme of Ode to Joy, without knowing anything about my experience the night before. I thought it was a nice proof how on an inner level feelings and thoughts travel freely and are picked up, it may be as close as a few meters like in this case or it may be on the other side of the globe.

“Somehow it must be possible for us to learn from his [Beethoven’s] music by hearing it, no, not hearing it but by listening to it with all our power of attention and concentration. Then perhaps we can grow into something worth being called “the human race”. ...In this time of world agony and hopelessness and helplessness, we love his music and we need it. As despairing as we may be, we can not listen to this 9th Symphony without emerging from it changed, enriched, encouraged.” - Leonard Bernstein 1979

I think also for many other Ultra runners listening to music is an important support. I don’t know what other runners listen to, except maybe from the story that Grahak told from the 3100 mile race. He was listening to heavy rock music and was suddenly called to Sri Chinmoy’s car to get Prasad (blessed food) and he somehow did not manage to turn off the music. Even though it was only in the earphones, the music was clearly audible and he felt embarrassed... Like in the case of the perception of time, a multi day race also makes you much more sensitive to music and different kinds of music and their effect on yourself. I listened a good amount of time to Sri Chinmoy’s music and I liked particularly his singing. I could make a very easy connection to him through his singing. It just goes directly to your heart and soul.

Sometimes I would listen to popular music. “Paradise” by Coldplay came up, “Sultans of Swing” by Dire Straits, “Comfortably Numb” and “Echos” by Pink Floyd (bringing back memories from long forgotten times). Later I discovered “Deja Vu” by Crosby, Still, Nash and Young and this worked very well with its rhythm and lightness. I was very careful not to cross a certain line, because I felt it would have a detrimental influence on my inner state of being. For example, Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” was beyond that red line even though I enjoyed this song 40 years ago when I was DJ in a Club.

The fourth dimension

One evening when Patanga came to the counting area he had a mystical, otherworldly look on his face. He suddenly looked up, lifted his right arm and pointed to the sky. He did not say anything. I was reminded of a scene in Martin Strel’s movie about swimming the entire length of the Amazon river (3273miles/5268km) in 2007. There is a moment in the film where he is alone standing on the shore of the Amazon in the middle of the Jungle and you see him from the back, immersed in this glorious nature, pointing with both hands to the sky. They are declaring in the film that Martin has entered “the fourth dimension”. For me the “fourth dimension” signifies the moment when there is no more separation between Paradise, you and nature, you become completely part of it. It is a direct, authentic, immediate experience of nature as it really is and you are part of it.

A multi-day race or other similar events (or even long training runs in beautiful nature) help greatly to become more subtle and receptive to this kind of experience. There were moments in this year’s race where these “ecstatic” moments of grace appeared, mainly in the morning at dawn.

The “4 Lap Interview” with Ananda Lahari

Ananda Lahari does not speak much during a race, his smile though has become legendary. I feel privileged therefore to have had the opportunity to do 4 laps with him. Maybe this exception happened because it was meant to be, like the fact that we were neighbours both on our race tables as well as with our tents, both totally “by chance”. I had just come out of the medical tent, in the morning of day 3. After a good early session of 8-9 laps of “refreshed” running, I suddenly felt a shooting pain in the shin of my right leg... I had become one of the many victims of shin splints and was not happy about it. In the corner after the medical tent and the bathrooms, Ananda Lahiri was just appearing and we started to walk together. He gave me an insight into his unique life and running universe and also greatly encouraged me concerning my shin splints. He gave me an overview of how people have dealt with it both physically as well as mentally. He mentioned cases where runners were able to get rid of shin splints within hours! (Some of us may remember just the opposite - the 14 days Madhupran Wolfgang Schwerk was walking because of shin splints during one of the 3100-mile races in New York...).

Ananda Lahiri also concretely gave me tips for the best foot movement so that the foot would be relaxed but still locked to avoid the stress on the shin when rolling up. I used all of the advice as good as possible and it felt almost like a miracle that the pain almost disappeared and I could keep a good walking pace. Running though was out of the question. That is why this article is called “A long walk to myself ”.

The Master's Breath

One other thing Ananda Lahari mentioned was that he would sometimes focus simply on his breath. Then, he said, everything becomes completely simplified and focused.

There was a moment when the race was really difficult and I started to focus also on the breath. I started to breathe through the nose which I did not normally do before and I started to repeat mantras in rhythm with the breath. “Supreme” did not work so well but “Guru” worked very well. I would breathe in with Gu- and breath out with -ru. After having done this for a while I suddenly felt the Master totally close. It felt like he was opening some inner chambers for me to come in. That was probably my most fulfilling experience of the whole race.

Love and Serve

I love running the nights where all is more quiet and there are less distractions. One early morning, maybe around 2 am, Rupantar (the SCMT director) was just leaving from the counting station where he had jumped in and we met for a few seconds. I thanked him for putting on this great event and mentioned that it is simply “invaluable”. It is valuable beyond measure. Just the experiences of even one runner seem so tremendously beneficial. He was smiling and it became a treasured moment. I felt what others have said before: there is so much love, dedication, and service going into an event like that. I felt this from the set-up crew that was extremely helpful with putting up the tents, to the great cooking teams, the medical staff and also the counters. Specially those that were announcing the miles were all great and really added a very supportive energy. More generally, you can see Sri Chinmoy’s signature in all of that. His teaching, his love, love for the world but also very specifically love for the running world, for the runners and also for the ideal of self-transcendence. In the difficult times of a race it is extremely rewarding and consoling to experience this generosity of heart and soul.

The Car Racers Flash Mob

During the last night, from Saturday to Sunday, shortly after 1 am, an avalanche of cars arrived in the parking lot. Very soon there were probably close to a hundred cars. In the middle, some cars with howling motors started to make sliding manoeuvres or demonstrated fast starts. Of course they had no idea that there was a running race going on and that a part of the parking lot was actually a running course. Imagine the runners, in the final period of the race, quite sensitive to what is going on in- and outside themselves. It felt to me like a sudden invasion, a hostile attack before the end of the race. Fortunately the people seemed to be all quite friendly and when the police finally arrived they all left, almost as fast as they appeared.

The Uniqueness of Flushing Meadow

The Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team has held Ultra races in Flushing Meadow park since 1985, for nearly 40 years. Countless races have been held here, and many epic battles between runners or even between runners and nature have taken place here. In 1985 Yiannis Kouros and a few dozen other runners battled through a hurricane, Kouros ending up with a world best of 178 miles (285km). Personally, I always struggle to get used to the permanent noise of the cars from the highways on three sides, the planes that are coming in or starting very low from close by La Guardia airport and also to the unpredictable, extremely fast changing and often cold wind that rattles through the park much of the running time. It adds definitely a layer of challenge on top of the running itself. Fortunately, the noise cancellation headphones are a big help and it is also astounding how quickly the body and the whole system adjust to these new conditions.

Each Journey is different

One thing that I find really fascinating is to see the vast differences in runners; the different nationalities, running styles, attitudes and ambitions and goals. You can clearly see that each runner is on his or her own journey. One day they are flying, the next day they may be nearly dying. Sometimes it seems that all are feeling a new breath of energy at the same time, it is like somebody is infusing energy into the runners or even breathing through the runners and suddenly the faces are lightening up and the bodies are cooperating. I must say I could not see enough of Wei Mings' absolutely incredible running style. His absolutely smooth and harmonious movements were of such grace and beauty it really felt like running in perfection.

Inner World and Outer World

I did not watch any world news, specifically about the war in Ukraine during the entire race. I saw the danger that it would have a negative influence on my mental state and performance. On the other hand I felt clearly that all the runners (and helpers in any function) created such an incredibly positive energy through their efforts and aspiration. It was like a dynamo that was continually charged. I am sure that this positive energy will now continue to do its work in the world atmosphere and help to strengthen the positive forces and energies.

The Golden Shore

I think many if not most of the runners start longing from day 1 for the end of the race. The challenge is huge, the mind is unable to grasp the task, the problems set in soon... I think the longing remains for the duration of the race but then so many incredible things happen during these 6 days: there is an extraordinary depth of experience, there is the wonderful camaraderie, the team spirit, the smiles and warm support from all the helpers, the sense of achievement with each mile that has been put in the personal account. Then you start to realise that you will miss something when it is over, you may realise that something within you just opened up and is now ready to fly, you want to continue...I love running and running has given me so much over the last 40 years. I hope I can run or at least walk to the last day of my life!

I encourage all runners who feel the inspiration to move up to the Ultra level, to multi day running. It is worth the step, a deep, fulfilling experience is almost certainly guaranteed.

Shashanka, 24th April 2022 6 days: 278 miles / 448 km

Author's note: May it be duly noted that these notes were strongly encouraged, if not demanded, by my spiritual brother Devashishu. Several of the topics appeared in creative exchanges while he was a lap announcer in the morning shifts.
- Photo Credit: Jowan, www.srichinmoyultraphoto.com / Utpal Marshall, https://perfectionjourney.org
- Design of PDF: Bijoy, Zurich, Switzerland / Bird Drawings by Sri Chinmoy
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6 Day Race recap by our associate race director Sahishnu

By Rupantar LaRusso author bio »

30 April

About the author:
Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.
- Men and women's podium
- Susan Marshall (1st woman, 442 miles) with helper Bauliya (on left)
- 1st place man Budjargal Byambaa (502 miles)
- Rainbow over the course
- During the race
- Part of the Flushing Meadow course
- Cooks working behind the scenes
The 23rd Sri Chinmoy Six-Day Race was held from April 18-24, 2022, on a new running course at Flushing Meadows Corona Park, just under a mile in length, and ready to be deployed. A group of 29 runners- 19 men and 10 women, comprised the international field from 17 countries, to seek new abilities in the multi-day format of run and ’go-as-you-please. The six-day world leader for 2021 was back in New York. Budjargal Byambaa from Ulaanbaatar Mongolia led the multi-day lists for the previous year with a sparkling PB of 561.7 miles/904.07km. He had won 10 of his previous 15 multi-day excursions, throughout the States, Europe and China.

Mr Byambaa’s 102.5 miles on Day 1 set the tone, as the pleasant running weather from the start took a deep dive after midnight, and a twisting, windy rain-storm pulverized the course and its occupants for 10 hours of flooding, wailing water, and winds off of Meadow Lake which tried any athlete to continue in such conditions. Plank bridges helped the runners get along the course. The sun did not really make a daytime appearance for 48 hours, but that did not halt the runners either.

The overall second place on Day 2 belonged to Andrea Marcato, the Italian phenom who blitzed the 3100 Mile Race in September/October of 2021 here in New York with a third –fastest finish and a star bright presence in this multi-day super-long events. However, six days is six days- not 42 days, so you had to be pushing the envelope to stay with stars like Budjargal, and likewise the elite women. Annabel Hepworth and Susan Marshall - both from Australia - were the pre-race favourites, and Miss Marshall, a Kiwi at birth and in heart, knew it would take all her abilities and more to stay with the experienced Annabel. Her resume brims with world-class performances and national dominance. After two full days the two ladies were one lap apart. They were also third and fourth best overall, as the difficulty and lack of sleep took its toll on the 29 runners.

At the halfway mark Budjargal Byambaa had a 50km lead on Mr Marcato, which would not be bridged all the way to the end. The excellent running by the top men pulled the other stalwarts along. Romanian Adrian Papuc emerged as a bona-fide talent. Wei-Ming Lo, the remarkable Taiwanese national icon, showed good form throughout the first four days, but his last day was the best men’s final day with 80.3 miles/ 129.2km. He moved to fourth for the gentlemen at age 58.

The women’s battle for the top spot continued. By the end of Day 5, Annabel Hepworth had a six-mile lead but Susan Marshall had placed her fitness and talent all in for the last day. She upped her pace and refused to stop for any duration throughout the last night. Annabel had pushed herself beyond the ability to stay on the track. After a pair of falls, while moving, she was forced to sleep for a few hours, which fueled Susan Marshall’s all-out attempt. Susan had the best final day of all the runners, reaching 84.2 miles, and a six-day PB by 34 miles at 442.3.

Taiwanese veteran Wen Ya Tsai pushed hard the last two days after getting through a bout of shin splints. She set a national record W50 of 385.21 miles/ 619.985 km to nail the mark. Budjargal topped 500 miles for the second time in his running career with 502.3 miles/ 808.37km- and another trophy for his burgeoning awards list. Andrea Marcato set a PB with a 463.6 miles/702.63km effort.

There were 10 PB’s reached in a race with difficult beginnings but promising ends. The SCMT is blessed to have had such wonderful volunteers and staff who gave of themselves for the duration. Next year the 10-Day Race will hopefully return to the fray, so that athletes will again test their abilities in longer phases, and those physical and mental bars set by previous performances will be equalled or surpassed. Thanks to Sri Chinmoy for the unwavering challenges and the inspiration to continue the fight to do more. Each goal attained becomes a new starting point. Good luck to all multi-day runners. Never give up.

Photos by: Jowan

About the author:

Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Women
1	Susan Marshall	99.6	167.4	230.3	291.3	358.1	442.3
	day total	99.6	67.7	62.9	60.9	66.7	84.2
2	Annabel Hepworth	93.8	168.4	236.1	301.0	364.8	426.8
	day total	93.8	74.5	67.7	64.8	63.8	61.9
3	Tsai Wen Ya	88.0	165.5	215.8	261.3	320.3	385.2
	day total	88.0	77.4	50.3	45.4	59.0	64.8
4	Yolanda Holder	74.5	145.1	214.8	272.9	295.1	351.3
	day total	74.5	70.6	69.6	58.0	22.2	56.1
5	Makula Samarina	62.9	120.9	183.8	239.0	288.4	342.6
	day total	62.9	58.0	62.9	55.1	49.3	54.2
6	Gesiane Nascimento	63.8	132.5	183.8	236.1	280.6	325.2
	day total	63.8	68.7	51.2	52.2	44.5	44.5
7	Giribhu Muhs	66.7	119.0	169.3	219.7	264.2	315.5
	day total	66.7	52.2	50.3	50.3	44.5	51.2
8	Juliana Correia Francisco	60.0	111.3	158.7	198.4	241.9	291.3
	day total	60.0	51.2	47.4	39.6	43.5	49.3
9	Kate Condon	53.2	99.6	141.3	179.0	210.0	218.7
	day total	53.2	46.4	41.6	37.7	30.9	8.7
10	Edwige Cotrel	49.3	84.2	113.2	144.2	174.2	207.1
	day total	49.3	34.8	29.0	30.9	30.0	32.9
Men
	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	Budjargal Byambaa	102.5	190.6	276.8	351.3	427.7	502.3
	day total	102.5	88.0	86.1	74.5	76.4	74.5
2	Andrea Marcato	90.9	166.4	242.9	316.4	390.0	463.6
	day total	90.9	75.4	76.4	73.5	73.5	73.5
3	Adrian Papuc	88.0	150.0	226.4	290.3	350.3	411.3
	day total	88.0	61.9	76.4	63.8	60.0	60.9
4	Lo Wei Ming	86.1	150.9	211.9	266.1	326.1	406.5
	day total	86.1	64.8	60.9	54.2	60.0	80.3
5	Radu Budan	79.3	135.5	211.9	269.0	331.9	398.7
	day total	79.3	56.1	76.4	57.1	62.9	66.7
6	Philip Ebert	87.1	158.7	229.3	273.9	331.9	389.0
	day total	87.1	71.6	70.6	44.5	58.0	57.1
7	Peteris Seso	61.9	125.8	187.7	246.8	307.7	373.5
	day total	61.9	63.8	61.9	59.0	60.9	65.8
8	Patrick Malandain	67.7	122.9	176.1	231.3	294.2	366.8
	day total	67.7	55.1	53.2	55.1	62.9	72.5
9	Ananda-Lahari Zuscin	87.1	149.0	201.3	251.6	292.2	360.0
	day total	87.1	61.9	52.2	50.3	40.6	67.7
10	Chung Yun Hua	74.5	125.8	187.7	246.8	301.0	346.4
	day total	74.5	51.2	61.9	59.0	54.2	45.4
11	Chander Kant	56.1	110.3	169.3	211.9	272.9	288.4
	day total	56.1	54.2	59.0	42.5	60.9	15.4
12	Kalpa Lazarev	61.9	120.0	165.5	214.8	252.6	285.5
	day total	61.9	58.0	45.4	49.3	37.7	32.9
13	Shashanka Karlen	63.8	109.3	152.9	190.6	234.2	278.7
	day total	63.8	45.4	43.5	37.7	43.5	44.5
14	Michel Gouin	49.3	92.9	136.4	178.0	220.6	264.2
	day total	49.3	43.5	43.5	41.6	42.5	43.5
15	Patanga Cordeiro Da Silva	59.0	101.6	138.4	183.8	216.8	264.2
	day total	59.0	42.5	36.7	45.4	32.9	47.4
16	Padyatra Komak	58.0	102.5	137.4	174.2	210.0	247.7
	day total	58.0	44.5	34.8	36.7	35.8	37.7
17	Roger Rogge	51.2	88.0	110.3	143.2	170.3	201.3
	day total	51.2	36.7	22.2	32.9	27.1	30.9
18	Marius Lacasse	43.5	74.5	104.5	130.6	155.8	174.2
	day total	43.5	30.9	30.0	26.1	25.1	18.3
19	Ozod Shams	58.0	96.7	125.8	125.8	125.8	125.8
	day total	58.0	38.7	29.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

About the author:

Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Annabel at 6 and 10 Day Race 2019
Joe Cleary with Nicholas
Pulak and Nancy in counting tent
John Geesler at night

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Sri Chinmoy 6 Day Race 2019 - Interim Final Results

Men

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	Joseph Fejes	100	180	240	300	364	422.4
	day total	100	80	60	60	64	58.4
2	Katsuhiro Tanaka	86.4	152.8	216.8	276	347.2	416.8
	day total	86.4	66.4	64	59.1	71.2	69.5
3	Priyavadin Reisecker	80	136	201.6	268.8	336	404
	day total	80	56	65.6	67.1	67.1	68
4	Todd McAuley	75.2	140.8	200	265.6	333.6	401.6
	day total	75.2	65.6	59.1	65.6	68	68
5	Pranab Vladovic	76	140.8	204.8	267.2	331.2	400.8
	day total	76	64.8	64	62.3	64	69.5
6	John Geesler	98.4	167.2	230.4	285.6	336.8	390.4
	day total	98.4	68.8	63.1	55.2	51.1	53.6
7	Pranjal Milovnik	74.4	137.6	195.2	251.2	296.8	351.2
	day total	74.4	63.1	57.6	56	45.5	54.4
8	Maximilian Zandl	75.2	140	182.4	232	289.6	332
	day total	75.2	64.8	42.4	49.5	57.6	42.3
9	Konstantin Rybin	60.8	114.4	166.4	214.4	260.8	315.2
	day total	60.8	53.6	52	48	46.4	54.4
10	Batsukh Sharav	88	129.6	187.2	222.4	265.6	302.4
	day total	88	41.5	57.6	35.1	43.2	36.8
11	Vlada Lepic	58.4	108	152.8	202.4	246.4	300.8
	day total	58.4	49.5	44.8	49.5	44	54.4
12	Nikolaus Drekonja	64.8	113.6	146.4	185.6	239.2	300
	day total	64.8	48.8	32.8	39.2	53.6	60.7
13	Enkhbaatar Jambaldevee	93.6	126.4	171.2	180	229.6	273.6
	day total	93.6	32.8	44.8	8.7	49.6	44
14	Roger Martel	67.2	122.4	162.4	206.4	224.8	268
	day total	67.2	55.2	40	44	18.4	43.1
15	Joe Cleary	58.4	104	152.8	197.6	217.6	260
	day total	58.4	45.5	48.8	44.8	20	42.3
16	Mark McCaslin	68.8	128.8	170.4	193.6	236.8	255.2
	day total	68.8	60	41.5	23.2	43.1	18.4
17	Padyatra Komak	57.6	103.2	140.8	178.4	214.4	255.2
	day total	57.6	45.6	37.6	37.5	36	40.8
18	Christian Mainix	68.8	130.4	178.4	216	227.2	251.2
	day total	68.8	61.6	48	37.5	11.2	24
19	Michel Gouin	2.4	52	97.6	140.8	183.2	223.2
	day total	2.4	49.6	45.6	43.2	42.4	40
20	Aleksandr Nikiforov	32	74.4	97.6	121.6	176.8	208
	day total	32	42.4	23.2	24	55.2	31.1
21	Don Winkley	20.8	40	63.2	80.8	103.2	119.2
	day total	20.8	19.2	23.2	17.6	22.3	16

Women

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	Annabel Hepworth	88.8	159.2	224.8	287.2	345.6	402.4
	day total	88.8	70.4	65.6	62.3	58.4	56.8
2	Susan Marshall	92.8	157.6	216.8	269.6	320.8	376
	day total	92.8	64.8	59.1	52.8	51.1	55.1
3	Nayaja Perugini	64.8	118.4	166.4	223.2	272.8	326.4
	day total	64.8	53.6	48	56.8	49.5	53.6
4	Huang Lan Yang	76	127.2	176	223.2	268	317.6
	day total	76	51.2	48.8	47.2	44.7	49.6
5	Batchimeg Jigjidsuren	64.8	111.2	158.4	208	256.8	310.4
	day total	64.8	46.4	47.2	49.5	48.8	53.6
6	Alla Kravchenko	57.6	110.4	162.4	207.2	252	308.8
	day total	57.6	52.8	52	44.8	44.7	56.8
7	Durba Lee	55.2	102.4	152	200	248.8	301.6
	day total	55.2	47.2	49.5	48	48.8	52.8
8	Ashadeep Volkhardt	60	113.6	165.6	208.8	252.8	301.6
	day total	60	53.6	52	43.1	44	48.8
9	Mattali Stebneva	56	104	152.8	197.6	241.6	288
	day total	56	48	48.8	44.8	44	46.3
10	Saranyu Pearson	52	98.4	144	185.6	233.6	284
	day total	52	46.4	45.5	41.6	48	50.3
11	Pratishruti Khisamoutdinova	54.4	88.8	133.6	179.2	230.4	281.6
	day total	54.4	34.4	44.7	45.6	51.1	51.2
12	Irina Mandebura	52.8	100.8	146.4	188	225.6	275.2
	day total	52.8	48	45.5	41.5	37.6	49.5
13	Samviraja Gori	60	100.8	140	180.8	220.8	270.4
	day total	60	40.8	39.1	40.8	40	49.6
14	Anna Eliseeva	56	104	147.2	191.2	226.4	266.4
	day total	56	48	43.2	44	35.1	40
15	Luiza Cruz	53.6	100	140	179.2	218.4	254.4
	day total	53.6	46.4	40	39.2	39.1	36

Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race 2019 - Interim Final Results

Men

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
1	Budjargal Byambaa	110.4	200.8	276.8	351.2	416.8	485.6	547.2	611.2	672	759.2
	day total	110.4	90.4	76	74.4	65.5	68.8	61.6	64	60.7	87.2
2	Leanid Anatska	75.2	141.6	211.2	275.2	338.4	409.6	472.8	536.8	605.6	670.4
	day total	75.2	66.3	69.6	63.9	63.2	71.1	63.1	64	68.7	64.8
3	Wei Ming Lo	100.8	151.2	211.2	266.4	323.2	385.6	451.2	518.4	591.2	664.8
	day total	100.8	50.4	60	55.2	56.8	62.3	65.6	67.1	72.8	73.6
4	Takasumi Senoo	102.4	160	220	280	336.8	398.4	459.2	521.6	584.8	652.8
	day total	102.4	57.6	60	60	56.8	61.6	60.8	62.3	63.2	68
5	Andrea Marcato	83.2	136.8	211.2	272	335.2	391.2	456	512	565.6	644
	day total	83.2	53.6	74.4	60.7	63.2	56	64.7	56	53.6	78.3
6	Mahasatya Janczak	78.4	149.6	220	281.6	341.6	401.6	451.2	506.4	564.8	632
	day total	78.4	71.1	70.4	61.6	60	60	49.6	55.1	58.4	67.1
7	Ales Pliva	75.2	132.8	182.4	231.2	276.8	340	395.2	436.8	493.6	553.6
	day total	75.2	57.6	49.5	48.8	45.5	63.1	55.2	41.5	56.8	60
8	Adrian Papuc	82.4	153.6	214.4	262.4	301.6	345.6	393.6	441.6	488.8	540.8
	day total	82.4	71.2	60.7	48	39.1	44	48	48	47.1	52
9	Upakaraka Tolstopyatenko	85.6	152	208.8	260.8	312	348	390.4	435.2	483.2	532
	day total	85.6	66.3	56.8	52	51.1	36	42.4	44.8	48	48.7
10	Predrag Knezevic	72	128.8	178.4	229.6	280	332.8	385.6	435.2	487.2	517.6
	day total	72	56.8	49.5	51.2	50.3	52.8	52.8	49.6	52	30.3
11	Milan Javornicky	64.8	116	168	210.4	257.6	304.8	352.8	403.2	452.8	512
	day total	64.8	51.2	52	42.4	47.2	47.1	48	50.4	49.5	59.1
12	Karteek Clarke	70.4	118.4	168	216.8	265.6	312.8	361.6	408	455.2	504
	day total	70.4	48	49.5	48.8	48.8	47.1	48.8	46.3	47.2	48.7
13	Jiri Jurica	62.4	116	175.2	219.2	263.2	311.2	356	400	444.8	476
	day total	62.4	53.6	59.2	44	43.9	48	44.7	44	44.8	31.1
14	Vladislav Likhachev	55.2	96	140	184.8	215.2	265.6	307.2	366.4	416.8	475.2
	day total	55.2	40.8	44	44.8	30.4	50.4	41.6	59.1	50.3	58.4
15	Arun Bhardwaj	66.4	124	171.2	209.6	248.8	288.8	328.8	368	415.2	472
	day total	66.4	57.6	47.2	38.4	39.1	40	40	39.1	47.2	56.7
16	Kalpa Lazarev	61.6	115.2	176.8	221.6	279.2	327.2	377.6	408.8	438.4	462.4
	day total	61.6	53.6	61.6	44.8	57.5	48	50.3	31.1	29.6	24
17	Herve Leconte	78.4	134.4	188.8	233.6	254.4	308.8	351.2	384	416.8	458.4
	day total	78.4	56	54.4	44.8	20.7	54.4	42.4	32.7	32.8	41.6
18	Aleksei Riabikov	77.6	102.4	150.4	195.2	242.4	298.4	356.8	384	414.4	435.2
	day total	77.6	24.7	48	44.8	47.1	56	58.3	27.1	30.4	20.8
19	Andrey Andreev	67.2	109.6	134.4	162.4	196.8	247.2	284	329.6	374.4	415.2
	day total	67.2	42.4	24.7	28	34.4	50.4	36.7	45.6	44.8	40.8
20	Patanga Cordeiro	68	107.2	153.6	196	230.4	278.4	315.2	348.8	390.4	412
	day total	68	39.2	46.4	42.3	34.4	48	36.8	33.5	41.6	21.5
21	Fernando Fernandes	97.6	167.2	202.4	235.2	244	244	244	244	244	244
	day total	97.6	69.6	35.1	32.8	8.7	0	0	0	0	0
22	Georgs Jermolajevs	46.4	68	94.4	116	132.8	153.6	171.2	190.4	208.8	231.2
	day total	46.4	21.5	26.4	21.5	16.8	20.8	17.5	19.1	18.4	22.4

Women

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
1	Makula Samarina	80.8	140	199.2	256	296	355.2	407.2	455.2	518.4	584.8
	day total	80.8	59.1	59.2	56.7	40	59.2	52	48	63.1	66.4
2	Petra Kasperova	63.2	122.4	180.8	233.6	284.8	336	388.8	444	502.4	577.6
	day total	63.2	59.2	58.4	52.8	51.1	51.1	52.8	55.1	58.4	75.1
3	Giribhu Muhs	69.6	125.6	176.8	228	278.4	331.2	387.2	440.8	497.6	563.2
	day total	69.6	56	51.2	51.1	50.4	52.8	56	53.5	56.8	65.6
4	Vinati Docziova	61.6	121.6	182.4	232.8	273.6	318.4	368.8	424.8	479.2	545.6
	day total	61.6	60	60.8	50.4	40.8	44.8	50.3	56	54.4	66.3
5	Laila Faerman	67.2	119.2	175.2	225.6	264.8	304	352	397.6	451.2	511.2
	day total	67.2	52	56	50.4	39.1	39.1	48	45.6	53.6	60
6	Suparna Pustogowa	64	112	160.8	208.8	251.2	300.8	351.2	401.6	452	509.6
	day total	64	48	48.8	48	42.4	49.5	50.4	50.3	50.3	57.6
7	Gudrun Freier	60.8	113.6	163.2	208	257.6	300.8	352	400.8	452	507.2
	day total	60.8	52.8	49.6	44.7	49.6	43.1	51.1	48.8	51.1	55.2
8	Vera Kalishmanova	62.4	109.6	152	190.4	240.8	284	328.8	371.2	409.6	449.6
	day total	62.4	47.2	42.3	38.4	50.4	43.1	44.8	42.4	38.3	40
9	Sara Schmidt	68	116.8	162.4	193.6	222.4	270.4	317.6	360.8	400	444.8
	day total	68	48.8	45.5	31.2	28.7	48	47.1	43.1	39.1	44.8
10	Anna Khimchinskaia	60	100	144	181.6	221.6	263.2	304	344.8	387.2	438.4
	day total	60	40	44	37.6	40	41.5	40.8	40.8	42.4	51.1
11	Gundega Gaille	64.8	112.8	154.4	191.2	231.2	268.8	308	348	384	435.2
	day total	64.8	48	41.5	36.8	40	37.5	39.1	40	36	51.2
12	Vasuprada Funk	58.4	93.6	111.2	143.2	170.4	201.6	235.2	265.6	291.2	324
	day total	58.4	35.2	17.5	32	27.1	31.2	33.5	30.4	25.5	32.8
13	Avanayaha Tsendee	41.6	62.4	79.2	79.2	79.2	79.2	79.2	79.2	79.2	79.2
	day total	41.6	20.8	16.7	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

About the author:

Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.

Sri Chinmoy Ten Day Race 2019

April 22-May 2

Men	Budjargal Byambaa	36	Mongolia
	Takasumi Senoo	36	Japan
	Wei Ming Lo	55	TaiwanROC
	Andrea Marcato	37	Italy
	Ales Pliva	41	Czech Rep
	Milan Javornicky	45	Czech Rep
	Upakaraka Tolstopyatenko	51	Russia
	Mahasatya Janczak	44	Poland
	Predrag Knezevic	58	Serbia
	Karteek Clarke	52	UK
	Kalpa Lazarev	47	Russia
	Andrei Somov	39	Russia
	Aleksei Riabikov	41	Russia
	Herve Leconte	59	USA
	Jiri Jurica	65	Czech Rep
	Georgs Jermolajevs	76	Latvia
	Arun Bhardwaj	50	India
	Fernando Fernandes	57	Portugal
	Denis Krokhmolyov	27	Israel
	Odgiiv Jadambaa	69	Mongolia
	Fred Davis III	71	USA
	Vladislav Likhavhev	30	Russia
	Patanga Cordeiro	35	Brazil
	Adrian Papuc	50	Romania

Women	Vinati Docziova	41	Slovakia
	Giribhu Muhs	48	SUI (GER)
	Suparna Pustogowa	55	Germany
	Petra Kasperova	29	Czech Rep
	Makula Samarina	44	Ukraine
	Vera Kalishmanova	63	Russia
	Sara Schmidt	39	Netherlands
	Gudrun Freier	48	SUI (Ger)
	Anna Khimchinskaia	41	Russia
	Laila Faerman	36	USA
	Vasuprada Funk	38	Iceland(Sui)
	Gundega Gaille	43	Latvia
	Avanayaha Tsendee	56	Mongolia

	Sri Chinmoy Six Day April 26 - May 2, 2019
Men	Joseph Fejes	53	USA
	Katsuhiro Tanaka	47	Japan
	John Geesler	60	USA
	Mark McCaslin	49	USA
	Priyavadin Reisecker	49	Austria
	Roger Martel	63	Canada
	Pranjal Milovnik	46	Slovakia
	Konstantin Rybin	45	Russia
	Don Winkley	81	USA
	Michel Gouin	58	Canada
	Todd McAuley	50	USA
	Pranab Vladovic	43	Slovakia
	Padyatra Komak	44	Slovakia
	Maximilian Zandl	26	Austria
	Joe Cleary	79	Canada
	Vlada Lepic	43	Czech Rep
	Nikolaus Drekonja	26	USA
	Christian Mainix	80	France
	Marius Lacasse	59	Canada
	Batsukh Sharav	66	Mongolia
	Enkhbaatar Jambaldevee	47	Mongolia
	Aleksandr Nikiforov	48	Russia

Women	Annabel Hepworth	46	Australia
	Susan Marshall	35	NZealand
	Nayaja Perugini	49	Italy
	Ashadeep Volkhardt	41	Australia
	Huang Lan Yang	40	TaiwROC
	Alla Kravchenko	59	Russia
	Pratishruti Khisamoutdinova	75	Russia
	Saranyu Pearson	55	Australia
	Shirley Kolakovich	48	USA
	Samviraja Gori	46	Italy
	Irina Mandebura	52	Russia
	Durba Lee	60	New Zealand
	Luiza Cruz	62	Brazil

About the author:

Nirbhasa is from Ireland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Bipin and Rajpal in the rain
directional sign
Nipura in kitchen
Sahishnu in counting tent

These are PRELIMINARY results pending verification. Please note: These results are in miles.

Race Photos from Pranjal.

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Sri Chinmoy 6 Day Race - Preliminary Final

Men

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	John Geesler	83.2	155.2	218.4	279.2	340.8	403.2
	day total	83.2	72	63.2	60.8	61.6	62.4
2	Mahasatya Janczak	66.4	128	187.2	241.6	300.8	366.4
	day total	66.4	61.6	59.2	54.4	59.2	65.6
3	Priyavadin Reisecker	67.2	127.2	180	235.2	295.2	360
	day total	67.2	60	52.8	55.2	60	64.8
4	Roger Martel	70.4	123.2	174.4	224	266.4	312
	day total	70.4	52.8	51.2	49.6	42.4	45.6
5	Kalpa Lazarev	61.6	111.2	163.2	204.8	247.2	300
	day total	61.6	49.6	52	41.6	42.4	52.8
6	Dhirodatta Yuriy Moskalev	56.8	92	136	181.6	224	286.4
	day total	56.8	35.2	44	45.6	42.4	62.4
7	Michel Gouin	57.6	107.2	154.4	191.2	231.2	281.6
	day total	57.6	49.6	47.2	36.8	40	50.4
8	Joe Cleary	59.2	107.2	156	203.2	221.6	274.4
	day total	59.2	48	48.8	47.2	18.4	52.8
9	Tihomir Cundic	53.6	100.8	150.4	172.8	203.2	248.8
	day total	53.6	47.2	49.6	22.4	30.4	45.6
10	Padyatra Komak	51.2	88.8	124.8	163.2	199.2	234.4
	day total	51.2	37.6	36	38.4	36	35.2
11	Marius Lacasse	59.2	94.4	133.6	160	168	187.2
	day total	59.2	35.2	39.2	26.4	8	19.2

Women

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
1	Petra Kasperova	65.6	120.8	178.4	233.6	292.8	370.4
	day total	65.6	55.2	57.6	55.2	59.2	77.6
2	Sylvie Boisvert	92.8	147.2	204	248.8	312	355.2
	day total	92.8	54.4	56.8	44.8	63.2	43.2
3	Vera Kalishmanova	72.8	129.6	180.8	227.2	280	339.2
	day total	72.8	56.8	51.2	46.4	52.8	59.2
4	Zuzka Rybkova	65.6	120.8	172	214.4	253.6	316
	day total	65.6	55.2	51.2	42.4	39.2	62.4
5	Makula Samarina	67.2	120.8	173.6	215.2	260.8	312
	day total	67.2	53.6	52.8	41.6	45.6	51.2
6	Alla Kravchenko	63.2	107.2	157.6	200	248.8	297.6
	day total	63.2	44	50.4	42.4	48.8	48.8
7	Pratishruti Khisamoutdinova	66.4	117.6	176.8	220.8	261.6	290.4
	day total	66.4	51.2	59.2	44	40.8	28.8
8	Nayaja Perugini	62.4	99.2	137.6	180.8	224	272
	day total	62.4	36.8	38.4	43.2	43.2	48
9	Anna Kimchinskaia	57.6	98.4	140	178.4	219.2	262.4
	day total	57.6	40.8	41.6	38.4	40.8	43.2
10	Kate Condon	57.6	112.8	160.8	206.4	232	258.4
	day total	57.6	55.2	48	45.6	25.6	26.4
11	Saranyu Pearson	53.6	93.6	135.2	170.4	206.4	256.8
	day total	53.6	40	41.6	35.2	36	50.4
12	Irina Mandebura	52	100	137.6	168	203.2	246.4
	day total	52	48	37.6	30.4	35.2	43.2
13	Mattali Stebneva	49.6	91.2	125.6	160	197.6	234.4
	day total	49.6	41.6	34.4	34.4	37.6	36.8
14	Sumeru Scheucher	49.6	81.6	114.4	145.6	179.2	214.4
	day total	49.6	32	32.8	31.2	33.6	35.2

Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race - Preliminary Final

Men

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
1	Ashprihanal Aalto	115.2	207.2	304.8	360	446.4	530.4	605.6	676.8	757.6	826.4
	day total	115.2	92	97.6	55.2	86.4	84	75.2	71.2	80.8	68.8
2	Budjargal Byambaa	109.6	195.2	279.2	377.6	431.2	497.6	582.4	661.6	744	810.4
	day total	109.6	85.6	84	98.4	53.6	66.4	84.8	79.2	82.4	66.4
3	Yuri Trostenyuk	92	167.2	230.4	311.2	374.4	444	524.8	608	675.2	743.2
	day total	92	75.2	63.2	80.8	63.2	69.6	80.8	83.2	67.2	68
4	Nicolae Buceanu	105.6	175.2	242.4	316.8	389.6	457.6	512	567.2	628.8	677.6
	day total	105.6	69.6	67.2	74.4	72.8	68	54.4	55.2	61.6	48.8
5	Pawel Zuk	96	167.2	233.6	313.6	391.2	468	529.6	576.8	626.4	660
	day total	96	71.2	66.4	80	77.6	76.8	61.6	47.2	49.6	33.6
6	Andrea Marcato	90.4	163.2	222.4	279.2	344.8	399.2	456	500.8	558.4	630.4
	day total	90.4	72.8	59.2	56.8	65.6	54.4	56.8	44.8	57.6	72
7	Upakaraka Tolstopyatenko	76	138.4	200	255.2	310.4	370.4	428.8	480	540	600
	day total	76	62.4	61.6	55.2	55.2	60	58.4	51.2	60	60
8	Ales Pliva	76	140.8	186.4	242.4	302.4	345.6	395.2	456	509.6	584.8
	day total	76	64.8	45.6	56	60	43.2	49.6	60.8	53.6	75.2
9	Alex Ramsey	80	151.2	216.8	270.4	330.4	380.8	434.4	480	512.8	581.6
	day total	80	71.2	65.6	53.6	60	50.4	53.6	45.6	32.8	68.8
10	Milan Javornicky	74.4	138.4	195.2	240	289.6	338.4	392	446.4	510.4	569.6
	day total	74.4	64	56.8	44.8	49.6	48.8	53.6	54.4	64	59.2
11	George Biondic	65.6	123.2	180	234.4	288	350.4	397.6	444.8	495.2	564.8
	day total	65.6	57.6	56.8	54.4	53.6	62.4	47.2	47.2	50.4	69.6
12	Predrag Knezevic	71.2	128	185.6	244.8	300	352.8	404.8	456	504.8	560
	day total	71.2	56.8	57.6	59.2	55.2	52.8	52	51.2	48.8	55.2
13	Sergey Lukianov	81.6	132.8	192	235.2	288	340	385.6	444	496.8	514.4
	day total	81.6	51.2	59.2	43.2	52.8	52	45.6	58.4	52.8	17.6
14	Konstantin Rybin	60.8	116.8	166.4	216.8	256	302.4	348.8	396.8	449.6	509.6
	day total	60.8	56	49.6	50.4	39.2	46.4	46.4	48	52.8	60
15	Sergei Komelkov	76	123.2	173.6	225.6	269.6	323.2	372.8	400.8	451.2	506.4
	day total	76	47.2	50.4	52	44	53.6	49.6	28	50.4	55.2
16	Karteek Clarke	64.8	116	167.2	215.2	260.8	309.6	358.4	408	455.2	501.6
	day total	64.8	51.2	51.2	48	45.6	48.8	48.8	49.6	47.2	46.4
17	Vladislav Likhachev	69.6	113.6	157.6	208	252	296.8	340	377.6	417.6	472
	day total	69.6	44	44	50.4	44	44.8	43.2	37.6	40	54.4
18	Arun Bhardwaj	82.4	136	181.6	226.4	268.8	311.2	342.4	377.6	416.8	469.6
	day total	82.4	53.6	45.6	44.8	42.4	42.4	31.2	35.2	39.2	52.8
19	Nrishata Kiess	66.4	111.2	151.2	198.4	238.4	280	323.2	358.4	400	451.2
	day total	66.4	44.8	40	47.2	40	41.6	43.2	35.2	41.6	51.2
20	Ashirvad Bello Zaiantchick	56	99.2	148	195.2	244.8	276	321.6	359.2	395.2	438.4
	day total	56	43.2	48.8	47.2	49.6	31.2	45.6	37.6	36	43.2
21	Andrei Somov	58.4	104.8	149.6	190.4	230.4	271.2	312.8	352	392	437.6
	day total	58.4	46.4	44.8	40.8	40	40.8	41.6	39.2	40	45.6
22	Patanga Cordeiro Da Silva	55.2	97.6	139.2	180.8	226.4	270.4	313.6	355.2	397.6	433.6
	day total	55.2	42.4	41.6	41.6	45.6	44	43.2	41.6	42.4	36
23	Andrey Andreev	74.4	128.8	178.4	216	263.2	308	336.8	363.2	395.2	428.8
	day total	74.4	54.4	49.6	37.6	47.2	44.8	28.8	26.4	32	33.6
24	Jiri Jurica	70.4	106.4	141.6	176	211.2	248	289.6	323.2	375.2	413.6
	day total	70.4	36	35.2	34.4	35.2	36.8	41.6	33.6	52	38.4
25	Vaibhava Kuschnow	53.6	98.4	140.8	180	220.8	257.6	290.4	321.6	361.6	411.2
	day total	53.6	44.8	42.4	39.2	40.8	36.8	32.8	31.2	40	49.6
26	Sergey Leshchenko	65.6	103.2	152.8	173.6	220	261.6	297.6	341.6	373.6	404
	day total	65.6	37.6	49.6	20.8	46.4	41.6	36	44	32	30.4
27	Deveshu Zuderell	55.2	93.6	117.6	162.4	200.8	244	282.4	320	357.6	402.4
	day total	55.2	38.4	24	44.8	38.4	43.2	38.4	37.6	37.6	44.8
28	Odgiiv Jadambaa	53.6	99.2	138.4	175.2	211.2	253.6	288.8	331.2	360.8	399.2
	day total	53.6	45.6	39.2	36.8	36	42.4	35.2	42.4	29.6	38.4
29	Frederick Davis III	70.4	97.6	110.4	151.2	192	198.4	199.2	264	312.8	372.8
	day total	70.4	27.2	12.8	40.8	40.8	6.4	0.8	64.8	48.8	60
30	Sandro Zincarini	67.2	108	141.6	175.2	212.8	246.4	280.8	306.4	335.2	369.6
	day total	67.2	40.8	33.6	33.6	37.6	33.6	34.4	25.6	28.8	34.4
31	Georgs Jermolajevs	53.6	88	122.4	158.4	196	229.6	268	298.4	322.4	368.8
	day total	53.6	34.4	34.4	36	37.6	33.6	38.4	30.4	24	46.4
32	Vukasin Nikolic	55.2	92.8	115.2	130.4	148.8	176	206.4	227.2	263.2	280.8
	day total	55.2	37.6	22.4	15.2	18.4	27.2	30.4	20.8	36	17.6
33	Aleksei Riabikov	28	47.2	64.8	86.4	130.4	152	161.6	171.2	188	215.2
	day total	28	19.2	17.6	21.6	44	21.6	9.6	9.6	16.8	27.2
34	Volodymyr Hlushchuk	73.6	138.4	192.8	212	212	212	212	212	212	212
	day total	73.6	64.8	54.4	19.2	0	0	0	0	0	0
35	Don Winkley	49.6	68.8	84	95.2	102.4	113.6	121.6	128.8	137.6	152.8
	day total	49.6	19.2	15.2	11.2	7.2	11.2	8	7.2	8.8	15.2

Women

	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
1	Ilvaka Nemcova	84.8	140.8	200	255.2	312	373.6	433.6	489.6	548	621.6
	day total	84.8	56	59.2	55.2	56.8	61.6	60	56	58.4	73.6
2	Nataliya Hlushchuk	68.8	132.8	192.8	254.4	312.8	373.6	434.4	495.2	556	607.2
	day total	68.8	64	60	61.6	58.4	60.8	60.8	60.8	60.8	51.2
3	Vinati Docziova	64	124.8	180	233.6	283.2	337.6	388.8	444.8	499.2	578.4
	day total	64	60.8	55.2	53.6	49.6	54.4	51.2	56	54.4	79.2
4	Susan Marshall	85.6	153.6	215.2	260.8	304	349.6	387.2	427.2	488.8	557.6
	day total	85.6	68	61.6	45.6	43.2	45.6	37.6	40	61.6	68.8
5	Laila Faerman	69.6	124	180	236	279.2	324.8	362.4	402.4	442.4	492.8
	day total	69.6	54.4	56	56	43.2	45.6	37.6	40	40	50.4
6	Giribhu Muhs	68	120	168	214.4	259.2	302.4	349.6	392	432	476
	day total	68	52	48	46.4	44.8	43.2	47.2	42.4	40	44
7	Gundega Gaille	67.2	115.2	156.8	200.8	243.2	287.2	332.8	373.6	419.2	464.8
	day total	67.2	48	41.6	44	42.4	44	45.6	40.8	45.6	45.6
8	Elena Kareva	72	126.4	174.4	220	266.4	308	348	386.4	424	464
	day total	72	54.4	48	45.6	46.4	41.6	40	38.4	37.6	40
9	Suparna Pustogowa	64	112	154.4	196	240	280.8	322.4	361.6	405.6	453.6
	day total	64	48	42.4	41.6	44	40.8	41.6	39.2	44	48
10	Gudrun Freier	65.6	119.2	166.4	201.6	236	270.4	304.8	336	376	422.4
	day total	65.6	53.6	47.2	35.2	34.4	34.4	34.4	31.2	40	46.4
11	Anna Eliseeva	59.2	106.4	152	192.8	225.6	258.4	294.4	332	377.6	422.4
	day total	59.2	47.2	45.6	40.8	32.8	32.8	36	37.6	45.6	44.8
12	Ashadeep Volkhardt	64.8	112.8	152.8	190.4	226.4	269.6	308	337.6	375.2	412.8
	day total	64.8	48	40	37.6	36	43.2	38.4	29.6	37.6	37.6
13	Zoey Cheng	60.8	99.2	119.2	152.8	192	229.6	281.6	315.2	359.2	388.8
	day total	60.8	38.4	20	33.6	39.2	37.6	52	33.6	44	29.6
14	Vasuprada Funk	57.6	104	134.4	163.2	196	225.6	246.4	276	301.6	355.2
	day total	57.6	46.4	30.4	28.8	32.8	29.6	20.8	29.6	25.6	53.6
15	Manuela Beck	52.8	88	121.6	156	191.2	220.8	252.8	288	313.6	342.4
	day total	52.8	35.2	33.6	34.4	35.2	29.6	32	35.2	25.6	28.8
16	Avanayaha Tsendee	44.8	89.6	124.8	164	194.4	224.8	252	274.4	300.8	327.2
	day total	44.8	44.8	35.2	39.2	30.4	30.4	27.2	22.4	26.4	26.4

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Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.
- Ms Daria Konyakina, Vice Consul of the Russian Federation will all race participants from the Russian Federation.
- Ms. Konyakina (right) with Pratishruti Khisamoutdinova (center), the oldest participant from the Russian Federation.
Ms Daria I. Konyakina, the Vice-Consul of the Russian Federation in New York attended the awards ceremony of the Sri Chinmoy 6 & 10 Day Races on April 27 at Flushing Meadows Corona Park. 14 participants from the Russian Federation participated in the race.
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27 April

About the author:
Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.
- Ashprihanal Aalto with Ambassador Manu Virtamo CV, Consul General of Finland
Ultra legend and winner of the 10 Day Race Ashprihanal Aalto of Finland received an unexpected surprise at the award's ceremony for the Sri Chinmoy 6 and 10 Day Races when Ambassador Manu Virtamo CV, Consul General of Finland was on hand to present Ashprihanal with his trophy and many words of encouragement. Ashprihanal is currently the world record holder for the Sri Chinmoy 3,100-Mile Race set in 2015 in a time of 40:09:06:21.

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