14:11.15 Tirunesh Dibaba (ETH) in Oslo, Norway on June 6, 2008
Tirunesh Dibaba finished strong to set the 5000-meter mark of 14:11.15 during an IAAF meet in Oslo, Norway on June 6, 2008. Dibaba's performance remains subject to the standard IAAF ratification procedures. Taking aim at the record, the Ethiopian followed the pacesetter through 3000 meters in 8:38.38, three seconds behind the record pace. Dibaba's sister Ejegayehu helped pace Tirunesh for about the next 600 meters. The younger Dibaba then ran the final lap in just under 1:04.
no women has run 2 miles in 4 mins. heck no person has run 2 miles in 4 minutes. the fastest mile is 3:43.
a woman obviously
The two runners that paced Roger Bannister in the race were Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway. Click on the 'Video of the First Sub Four Minute Mile' link on this page to see a tape of that historic race.
A lot. Around 300 according to this. "Roger Bannister of England ran the first recorded sub-four-minute mile when he posted a 3:59.4 in 1954. The world record for the mile has since shifted down to 3:43.13 held by Hicham El Guerrouj of Morocco, but running a mile under four minutes still remains an elusive accomplishment. True is one of only an estimated three hundred Americans to have ever run a mile under the four-minute mark." http://thedartmouth.com/2007/06/22/sports/true/
Geraldine Ferraro
No woman has run a mile in under 4 minutes.
A 28 year old female should be able to run a mile in about 7 minutes. Therefore, a three mile run should take about 21 minutes.
John Walker was the first man to run one mile under four minutes. He ran one mile in 3:50 (3 minutes, 50 seconds).
you jog in the first half then you run in the second half
From England and the the first to run the mile in under four minutes
Roger Bannister
Was first to run a mile in under four minutes
that is really slow. i ran my first mile half in 9:30
no women has run 2 miles in 4 mins. heck no person has run 2 miles in 4 minutes. the fastest mile is 3:43.
yes i can run a mile in five minutes and twelve seconds
16.67 minutes per mile.
First man to ever run the mile in under 4 minutes.