US EditionA 15-year-old New Zealander becomes the youngest athlete to run a sub 4-minute mile
- Sam Ruthe, a 15-year-old from Tauranga, has become the youngest person in history to break the four-minute mile barrier, finishing in three minutes 58.35 seconds at Go Media Stadium.
- Ruthe previously held a personal best of four minutes 1.72 seconds and broke it by achieving this new record just 24 days before his 16th birthday.
- Also breaking the four-minute mark, Ben Wall finished third with a time of three minutes 59 seconds, while Sam Tanner won with a time of three minutes 58.29 seconds.
- The previous record for a 16-year-old was held by Jakob Ingebrigtsen from Norway, who ran three minutes 58.07 seconds in 2017.
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Magic in the maunga: the mid-sized stadium that could
Good things keep on happening out in Penrose in the crater of the Rarotonga volcano.Mt Smart – or Go Media Stadium – a place with deep physical, cultural and sporting heritage in Auckland, is in a sweet spot for fans, professional teams and its owners.It’s now the country’s busiest stadium, attracting 682,000 people through 2024 for rugby league, football, rugby union and concerts.Just this week, athletics sensation Sam Ruthe became the youngest…
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The AgeTeen becomes youngest ever to break four-minute mile
A 15-year-old schoolboy from New Zealand has become the youngest person ever to break the four-minute mile – and he’s on his way to compete against Australia’s teenage prodigy.
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