Last year after a record event, medium-distance runners are invited to compete with a classic mile distance this fall
Medium-distance specialists are looking for a unique way to get out of their summer season, they were invited to test them in 2025 WITMMMMMMINTMATI MILE (September 27), which includes the British “Molik” club (BMC).
BMC Westminster MILE gives athletes a rare opportunity to launch a formal mile on the stained glass range, starting with the shopping center and ending in front of the Buckingham Palace.
Prevails will be organized in front of the field for men who want to break the famous four-minute barrier and women who want to enter 4. On the 20th.
At last year’s inauguration event, Katie Snowmen quickly passed the line with a passage, making it the fastest British in history in history and the fastest for the land of Great Britain.
Joe Wigfield also became the first athlete to drive a sub-mile on London on the way to London, breaking the ribbon. To 59.
Elaine Rayner, an event for Westminster Mile Vity, said:
“It simply came to our notice then for the course, as well as any other character in the world, it is also very fast. So who wants to enjoy a competitive, figurative and fast miles, to get out of season, this is for you. “
Wigfield became only a 21-year-old man in 70 years to run forty minutes on the road, finishing two seconds before James Young and Jacob. 3: The time of 58.2 would quickly be invaded by the best 20 best times in British.
Other posts in last year’s publication included the loss of the pavilion 4:57, where he sets a master’s way to a category M45 – 14 years. There were also 4 category M55. Posts of the national team of the leading national team of 45, who have spent the leading time during the leading M55 category, and Doug Milsom, who9. At 18 passed the finish line.
Westminster Mile’s vitality is open to BMC members, which are faster than 4:40 men or 5:24 women. Click to be accessed and click for more information hereA number
There will be prize money that there are first (1000 pounds), second (£ 500) and third (250 pounds) in both men and women’s race.
Westminster Mile’s viability began by London’s marathon events in 2013 with partnership with the Westminster City Council as a legacy of the 2012 London Olympic Games. It includes miles for all ages and capabilities, including families, adults and veterans, teenagers, elite athletes and wheelchair users.
