On 20 October 2025, the world’s longest certified foot race concluded as elite ultra-runners completed nearly 4,989 km (3,100 miles) of continuous movement around a 0.5488-mile loop in Jamaica, Queens, New York. For 52 days, from 6 a.m. to midnight, runners pushed their bodies and minds through a unique physical and spiritual journey.
Final Results – Top Finishers
- Andrea Marcato — 46 Days + 16:19:10
- Vasu Duzhiy — 48 Days + 04:57:52
- Mahasatya Janzik — 48 Days + 14:37:45
- Alex Ramsey — 50 Days + 09:53:11
- Adrian Papuc — 50 Days + 12:23:23
- Milan Javornicky — 50 Days + 15:53:55
- Daniela Bojila — 51 Days + 08:17:28
- Lucong Geng — 51 Days + 16:26:57
- Ananda-Lahari Zuscin — 2,829.2 Miles
- Harita Davies — 2,790.8 Miles
Notable Highlights from the 2025 Race
Andrea Marcato continued his dominance by clinching his record-setting sixth win. His performance demonstrated not just speed over distance but remarkable strategic consistency. Vasu Duzhiy and Mahasatya Janzik pushed the pace behind him, illustrating the increasing competitiveness of the field.
Alex Ramsey, Adrian Papuc and Milan Javornicky all broke through the 50-day mark — a threshold that hints at elite endurance level. On the women’s side, Daniela Bojila and Lucong Geng finished strong just over the 51-day mark, underlining the global scope and rising standards of the event. Veteran runner Ananda-Lahari Zuscin and Harita Davies made a strong showing, boosting the tradition of multi-year commitment and perseverance in this extraordinary race.
Discover the 2025 participants: Runners 2025
About the Race – Endurance, Spirit & Details
The 3,100-Mile Race requires runners to complete about 5,649 laps of the 0.5488-mile loop within 52 days. Each lap has a subtle height gain of roughly 3.14 m, resulting in a cumulative elevation gain of about 17,750 m — the equivalent of climbing Mount Everest twice. Runners begin at 6 a.m. and may continue until midnight each day, supported by a well-staffed camp, vegetarian meals, hydration stations and helpers attuned to individual needs. Founded by the late Sri Chinmoy, the race emphasises self-transcendence — the idea that reaching beyond one’s physical limits reveals inner strength and spiritual growth.
Final Reflection
More than a test of miles, the 2025 edition of the race embodied courage, community and the human spirit’s capacity to surpass expectations. Each runner’s lap became a metaphor for persistence, unity and reaching for something greater than oneself.
More Information & Resources
- Full results for 2025: Official Results Page
- Runner profiles and archives: Information for Runners
- World Rankings for 3100 Miles (1997–2025): PDF of Finishers
- Race overview and history: 3100 Mile Race – Past & Present
- Event photos: 2025 Race Photo Gallery
For more information about races, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.
