UPDATE: St. Patrick's Day 4xMile Indoor World Record Attempt
UPDATE: St. Patrick's Day 4xMile Indoor World Record Attempt
Today, on St. Patrick's day At 12:00pm ET, four Irishmen including Ole Miss' Sean Tobin are attempting to take down the 4xMile indoor world record. A record that is pretty fresh, set by Hoka New Jersey*New York Track Club back on February 18th.
UPDATE 12:16pm CT: The quartet of Eoin Everard, John Travers, Sean Tobin, and Paul Robinson ran a combined solo effort of 16:26.58, which missed the world record by 14 seconds. The world record of 16:12.81 set by the Hoka New Jersey*New York Track Club still stands.
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Today, on St. Patrick's day at 12:00pm ET, four Irishmen including Ole Miss' Sean Tobin are attempting to take down the 4xMile indoor world record. A record that is pretty fresh, set by Hoka New Jersey*New York Track Club back on February 17th.
The time they are looking to take down is 16:12.81.
The four Irish names taking the track at the AIT Arena in Athlone between 4pm - 5pm local time, and attempting to take down the world record are Eoin Everard, John Travers, Sean Tobin and Paul Robinson.
The official results from the Hoka NJ*NY Track Club world record of 16:12 are all splits from the finish line, making mile splits tricky to figure out; by our very unofficial calculations, Donn Cabral ran 4:04, Ford Palmer ran 4:00, Graham Crawford ran 4:07, and Kyle Merber anchored a solo 3:59. Crawford was a late substitution for Colby Alexander.
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Today, on St. Patrick's day at 12:00pm ET, four Irishmen including Ole Miss' Sean Tobin are attempting to take down the 4xMile indoor world record. A record that is pretty fresh, set by Hoka New Jersey*New York Track Club back on February 17th.
The time they are looking to take down is 16:12.81.
The four Irish names taking the track at the AIT Arena in Athlone between 4pm - 5pm local time, and attempting to take down the world record are Eoin Everard, John Travers, Sean Tobin and Paul Robinson.
The official results from the Hoka NJ*NY Track Club world record of 16:12 are all splits from the finish line, making mile splits tricky to figure out; by our very unofficial calculations, Donn Cabral ran 4:04, Ford Palmer ran 4:00, Graham Crawford ran 4:07, and Kyle Merber anchored a solo 3:59. Crawford was a late substitution for Colby Alexander.
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