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Results Sri Chinmoy Eastern Beach Run, Sunday 20 February 2005

10 km Run
Place	Race Nos	First Name	Surname	Gender	Time
1	B913	ANDREW	GOODWIN	M	32.49
2	D915	KEN	WALKER	M	33.44
3	B906	LORETTA	MCGRATH	F	34.48
4	C921	PHIL	SHAY	M	35.20
5	A926	RYAN	SMITH	M	36.34
6	C901	TONY	OVERMAN	M	37.09
7	B919	SEAMUS	MCGOWAN	M	37.20
8	D918	ALLAN	SMITH	M	38.02
9	B912	TONY	MCRAE	M	38.13
10	B902	PAUL	BRUNING	M	38.37
11	B909	MARTIN	MANKOWSKI	M	39.47
12	B907	GRANT	SUCKLING	M	40.21
13	C927	KEVIN	ROBERTSON	M	40.31
14	B914	PAUL	WELFARE	M	41.01
15	C920	BERNIE	MURNANE	M	41.41
16	C916	DAVID	TILLEY	M	42.02
17	B903	NICK	DEN DRYVER	M	42.29
18	B910	VENETIA	HEAZLEWOOD	F	43.02
19	B911	WILL	JOSCELYNE	M	43.02
20	C924	NOAL	SMITH	M	44.03
21	C923	JOHN	RUSSELL	M	44.09
22	B905	KATIE	HARRIS	F	44.49
23	F917	BILL	PAGE	M	47.03
24	E925	KEVIN	CHANDLEY	M	52.25
25	B900	KIM	CLANCY	F	53.18
26	B908	IRIS	SUCKLING	F	57.54
5 km Run
Place	Race Nos	First Name	Surname	Gender	Time
1	C408	NEIL	MAURER	M	17.19
2	C407	CHRIS	CONNELL	M	17.49
3	B401	SNEZANA	IVISIC	F	18.53
4	A410	SCARLETT	WANG	F	19.03
5	C411	PATRICIA	GALVIN	F	20.14
6	F409	MIKE	MCAVOY	M	21.02
7	A405	ELISABETH	VAN ROOSENDAEL	F	22.52
8	C413	MICK	ROBERTSON	M	24.01
9	C412	CATE	SHAY	F	26.08
10	A404	BREA	TUCKER	F	26.59
11	A403	ANNABEL	DARBYSHIRE	F	27.16
12	C922	TRACEY	CHAPMAN	F	27.56
13	A402	AIMEE	GLADMAN	F	29.43
14	A406	RACHELLE	SMITH	F	29.44
15	C400	JENNY	EDWARDS	F	31.01
5 km Walk
Place	Race Nos	First Name	Surname	Gender	Time
1	D800	JANE	ODEA	F	41.31
1	E801	ROGER	ODEA	M	41.31

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About the author:

Rupantar has been the race director of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1985, having been asked by Sri Chinmoy to serve in that capacity. As well as working on the big races the US Marathon Team organise each year - the 3100 Mile Race and the Six and 10 Day Race - he also spends a considerable amount of time archiving the Marathon Team's 40 year history on this website.

Since its initial release last year in the US, the documentary film 3100: Run and Become has been gradually rolled out across the globe. The film travels the world to celebrate the importance of running to the human soul, with a particular emphasis on our very own Sri Chinmoy Self-Trancendence 3100-Mile Race. Now the film has reached new Zealand and Australia, with premiere screenings in February and March.

New Zealand schedule

11 February Rialto Cinemas, Auckland • tickets »
13-14 February Lumiere Cinemas, Christchurch • tickets »
17 February Penthouse Cinemas, Wellington • tickets »

While previewing the film, Stuff (New Zealand's biggest news website) interviewed Harita Davies (pictured above) from Christchurch, who completed the race in 2017 and 2019:

"What am I doing? It's crazy! That was the thought of New Zealander Harita Davies as she stepped up to the start line of the world's longest running race....The New-York based Cantabrian was the first New Zealand female to run the 3100. She's now done it twice." For the complete article...

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The Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in Australia has continued to be as active as ever during the winter months Down Under. Melbourne’s popular race series drew large crowds while Brisbane is also in the act with a suite of race venues gathering momentum - they recently had their largest race field, with over 300 finishers!

The oldest event on the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team calendar in Australia is the 24-Hour race, which has been staged for 39 years variously in Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and Campbelltown (south of Sydney). The most recent edition was held in Campbelltown in June, featuring a 12-Hour, 6-Hour and Marathon races in lanes 3 and 4 in addition to the marquee 24 Hour event staged in lanes 1 and 2, the track was abuzz with energy and excitement with 100 runners going through their paces at various times of the day.

That race was the final instalment of this race in Campbelltown, as it will now be incorporated into a brand new format...

Mark down 20–22 March 2020 in your diary as the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team will stage the 48 Hour Track Festival at the prestigious Australian Institute of Sport Track in Canberra. The Festival will revolve around a 48-Hour track race and will also include the 24-Hour race and a 6-Hour races as well as a Midnight Marathon, Half-Marathons and “Saturday Night at the Track” (a track meet under lights with distances ranging from 1,000 metres to 10,000 metres). The evening before the races kick off, after runners have enjoyed their welcome dinner at “My Rainbow-Dreams” cafe, we will have the Australian premiere of the hit ultrarunning film 3100: Run and Become with director Sanjay Rawal in attendance in a special outdoor screening.

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