Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race 2017 – Daily Updates – Day 44 – Alan Young

Vasu Duzhiy
Vasu Duzhiy Passing Through Camp Photo by Alan Young

Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race 2017 – Daily Updates – Day 44

Daily Diary
Monday 31st July – Day 44

Not such a kind day, although calm and comfortable most of the day it did get warm from late morning to late afternoon, but by no means unbearable.

The last few days have a similar thread running through them.
1) will Vasu have a high number of laps or average and be best or second best of the day.
2) will Kaneenika record the highest daily laps and by how much closer to Nirbhasa will she get.
3) will Nirbhasa not let 2) affect him.
4) will Harita and Yolanda stay on track to finish.

Answer for Day 44
1) – back to a high of 121
2) – 2nd best with 119.!!!!, and down to 2.2 miles
3) – no, churns out 115 laps and only being chased down by a World Class athlete being crewed very single
4) – Harita 109 laps and 3 miles above the line. Yolanda 113 laps and 17 miles below the line. If this continues they will both finish and very late even into the last few hours.

Crew Chief

Utpal’s daily blog today features a chat with the race leader and the topic gets around to falling. Most people have a fall at some point during the race. Suprabha was notorious for it and even Yolanda it seems has tasted concrete and Yolanda is a walker. Its usually a shock when it happens and Vasu’s comments are interesting.

Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race Results Day 44

Men Day 44
1 Vasu Duzhiy 2894
2 Nirbhasa Magee 2792
3 Smarana Puntigam 2422
4 Andrey Andreev 2365
5 Sergey Kuzmin 2335
6 Ananda-Lahari Zuscin 2188
Women
1 Kaneenika Janakova 2790
2 Harita Davies 2625
3 Yolanda Holder 2606
4 Nidhruvi Zimmerman 2287

Race Links

Race website: Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race
Live webcam on Youtube
Race Charts: Race charts and statistics
Utpal Marshall’s Perfection-Journey Day 44 There Shall Come A Time
Yolanda Holder Facebook
Race photos 2017
Sri Chinmoy Ultra race photos
Sri Chinmoy’s website: Sri Chinmoy.org


Multidays.com The home of multiday running news and events.


About Alan Young 30 Articles
Alan Young is in New York at the Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race 2017 and is sending news from the race from his unique position as Crew Chief. Alan has been crewing top athletes in ultra and multiday events for many years and had planned to crew for William Sichel who withdrew at the last minute as his wife, Elizabeth, had cancer and who passed away two weeks into the race. From his trackside role Alan is able to share his thoughts and insights on the runners and along with daily interviews by Utpal Marshall at Perfection-Journey.org, will help provide access to all online data of life at the race.

2 Comments

  1. The running world debates the question:
    What if, say, at midnight at the end of day 52 h. Is 1 mile from finishing 3100, y. Is 10 miles???

    Technically “day 52” does not end until 6 a.m.

    Best luck to all runners!

  2. Great question. We are all waiting to find out. Yolanda will not want to stop, I dont think there’s any doubt about that.The situation hasn’t arisen before, it hasn’t come that close. She has to make sure she finishes in the time – midnight is the official end of the race.

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