Sinclaire Johnson ran the fastest mile ever by an American woman on Saturday in London. Johnson, 27, clocked a time of 4 ...

Her time is second in American history to her teammate, Vermont’s Elle St. Pierre. The American women’s indoor mile record is 4:16. The world record for the mile is 4:07.

Beau Garufi and Meghan Weiler restaked their claims as the fastest multi-sport athletes on the island Saturday, as each ...

A woman recently ran the entire length of the Appalachian Trail, beating the fastest known time by 13 hours. Tara Dower, a 31-year-old professional runner, recently ran the roughly 2,200-mile ...

Fastest mile time refers to how quickly a runner can cover a mile’s distance, which is approximately 1600 meters. The mile run, which is a middle-distance foot race, is a track and field event ...

The World's Fastest Mile Time. The current world records for the outdoor mile are 3:43.13 for men (recorded July 1999) and 4:12.33 for women (recorded July 2019).

The average mile run time at the competitive level, particularly for women, rounds up to a sub-four-minute time. Before the inception of the IAAF, the first record for the mile run was at 6:13.2 ...

His time was precisely one second off the world record set by Sweden’s Gunder Hagg in 1945, and the fastest mile ever run by an American. California Shot-Putter Parry O’Brien, ...