Interesting Facts

American miler Steve Scott ran 136 sub-4-minute miles in his career, more than any other athlete in history.

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Competitive

Feeling fast? Prove it!

The Grand Blue Mile’s competitive division is the perfect option for amateur runners looking to test their mile time against the best in the Midwest.

While all ages and abilities are welcome to participate in the competitive division, it’s especially recommended for sub-8-minute milers and those running for new PRs.

Check out the fastest amateur times from the 2011 Grand Blue Mile below.

The Best of 2011

  Name Time
Men: 1. Jayden Russ 4:28
  2. Martin Popp 4:31
  3. Jeff Grassmeyer 4:31
  4. Jeff Weber 4:33
  5. Kevin Morgan 4:34
Women: 1. Casey Owens 5:14
  2. Ashley Tollakson 5:15
  3. Ellen Ries 5:20
  4. Julia Webb 5:25
  5. Amy Bagge 5:49
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