Tag: Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team

News #40: Sri Chinmoy Dolls Point Half-Marathon, 10km & 5km – Sydney, July 6, 2025

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Sydney’s annual Sri  Chinmoy Dolls Point event – held since 2007 – truly outdid itself this year. Athletes gathered at Peter  Depena Reserve for the Half-Marathon, 10 km, and 5 km, with several course records falling and performances that turned an ordinary Sunday into something extraordinary.

Anna Heath shattered the Half-Marathon F50‑59 record with an outstanding time of 1:27:38, while Jackie Murdy claimed the F60‑69 record at 1:32:44, finishing as the 5th woman overall. Teenage standout Eamon Corry made waves in the 5 km, setting a Boys Under 17 record with 16:58.

Men’s Half-Marathon winner Mitch McInnes ran a sharp 1:16:56, followed by Rede Carney (1:18:25) and Ian Gabriel (1:21:30). In the women’s under‑50 field, Madeleine Hoff led with 1:28:13.

The 10 km saw Fran Bell top the men in 37:13, and Jenny Dowd lead the women in 43:10. Young runners shone too: Eamon’s record run, Emma Felsman’s outright win in 21:37 (Girls U13), and Marcus Feldman’s Male 17+ win in 22:15.

With nearly two-thirds of participants tackling the Half-Marathon, the flat two-lap course crossing Captain Cook Bridge under sunny skies delivered memorable moments for all.

Links from the event:

A heartfelt salute to Anna, Jackie, Eamon, Mitch, Fran, Jenny, and all the amazing runners – your dedication and spirit truly lit up the event!

For more information about sports events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

Video #294: Sri Chinmoy 12‑Hour, 24‑Hour & Midnight Marathon – Rockland Lake, NY, June 7–8, 2025

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A weekend of endurance, heart, and quiet determination unfolded at Rockland Lake State Park, as runners from across the region gathered for the Sri Chinmoy 12‑Hour, 24‑Hour, and Midnight Marathon.

Set on a peaceful 2.95-mile loop near New York City, this year’s race saw its largest turnout yet. Rain couldn’t dampen the spirit of the participants or the devotion of the volunteers who kept the course flowing smoothly through the night and into the next day.

Top Finishers:
• 24‑Hour (Men’s): François Decelles (Canada) – 114.99 miles
• 24‑Hour (Women’s): Gesiane Nascimento (NY) – 101.41 miles
• 12‑Hour (Men’s): Adrian Fernandez (NY/NJ) – 76.06 miles
• 12‑Hour (Women’s): Taylor Lippolis (NY) – 57.18 miles
• Midnight Marathon (Men’s): Yoseph Levin (NY) – 2:55:16 (new course record)
• Midnight Marathon (Women’s): Meghann Chyla (NY) – 4:56:48

Explore more info below:
• Race Info & Event Overview
• Official Race Results
• Free photo gallery with bib-tagged images

A heartfelt thank-you to all runners and volunteers for making this weekend an inspiring celebration of endurance, unity, and heartfelt achievement. We can’t wait to gather again under the stars at Rockland Lake!

For more information about sports events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

News #34: Sri Chinmoy Half-Marathon, 10K & 5K Races – Melbourne, Australia | Sunday, 8 June 2025

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On Sunday, 8 June, the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in Melbourne, Australia, hosted a joyful and inspiring day of races at Albert Park Lake, featuring a Half-Marathon, 10K, and 5K.

Despite forecasts of rain, hail, and strong winds, the event saw a wonderful turnout: 957 registered runners, with over 700 participants showing up on the day. The weather added a unique challenge, yet the spirit of both runners and volunteers remained high throughout.

The day began with the Half-Marathon, followed by the 10K and 5K events. The vibrant energy of the runners and the dedication of the volunteers created a deeply uplifting atmosphere.

The Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in Melbourne expressed heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to share Sri Chinmoy’s message of self-transcendence with such a large and enthusiastic community.

It was not just a race day—it was a celebration of inner joy, aspiration, and the power of perseverance.

For more information about sports events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

News #32: 2nd Sri Chinmoy 24-12-6 Hour Races – Skopje, Macedonia | May 31 – June 1, 2025

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From sunrise to sunset, runners from across the region came together in Skopje’s beautiful City Park for the 2nd edition of the Sri Chinmoy 24-12-6 Hour Races. Held on a peaceful 1.739 km AIMS-certified loop near Luna Park, the event was a joyful celebration of self-transcendence, endurance, and inner strength.

With 35 participants across the three events—24-hour, 12-hour, and 6-hour—the atmosphere was vibrant, friendly, and deeply soulful. Custom t-shirts, finisher medals, digital photos, and a supportive crew of volunteers created a nurturing and uplifting experience for everyone.

🏁 Race Overview

  • 24-Hour Race: Commenced at 8:00 AM on May 31 and concluded at 8:00 AM on June 1.
  • 12-Hour Race: Started at 8:00 PM on May 31 and ended at 8:00 AM on June 1.
  • 6-Hour Race: Began at 8:00 AM and finished at 2:00 PM on May 31.

The races attracted a diverse group of participants, each embodying the spirit of self-transcendence and camaraderie. Each finisher received a special medal and diploma, while top performers were honored with beautiful trophies.

View the full experience:
🖼️ Photo Gallery: https://srichinmoyraces.mk/en/5-2025/
📊 Race Results: my.raceresult.com/318617/

For more information:
📆 Upcoming sports events: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
📖 Learn more about Sri Chinmoy: www.srichinmoy.org.

Thank you to all runners, volunteers, and supporters for creating such a memorable event. 

Video #286: Sri Chinmoy 5K 2025 – Records Fall at Scottish Championships

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The 2025 Sri Chinmoy 5K, held on Friday, 16 May at Silverknowes, Edinburgh, once again hosted the Scottish 5K Road Championships and delivered an evening of exceptional performances and record-breaking achievements.

Under clear skies and warm evening sunshine, approximately 600 of Scotland’s top club runners competed on the fast, flat, and traffic-free riverside course, renowned for producing swift times.

In the men’s race, Scottish international Logan Rees of Fife Athletic Club claimed victory with a new course record of 14:04, surpassing the previous best of 14:12.  The top four finishers all broke the former record, highlighting the depth of talent in the field.

The women’s race saw Morag Millar deliver a superb performance, finishing in 15:57, just four seconds shy of her own course record. 

Notably, 35 runners completed the course in under 15 minutes, and 432 runners finished under 20 minutes, underscoring the competitive nature of the event.

In the Men’s Junior Under-20 category, Edinburgh University’s Angus Wright secured gold with a time of 14:30. Corstorphine’s Stuart Livingstone set a new MV40 course record of 14:57, ahead of Edinburgh AC’s John Lenehan, who finished in 15:10. 

The event attracted participants from across Scotland, with some athletes traveling over 100 miles from the North and North-East, and even flying in from the Scottish Islands to compete.

The race continues to build its reputation among the running community, and the organizers received fantastic positive feedback from participants, who, along with volunteers, contributed to making it another special event.

For full results and more details, visit the official race page: uk.srichinmoyraces.org

For more information about sports events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.