Ten year old Daniel Skandera continues to take his miling times to new levels.
July 24th at the 2018 Summer Track Series at Cardinal Newman Daniel again lowered his world record down to 4:46.6.
Thats equal to a 4:45.18 for those more familiar with the 1600m.
He had already become the youngest runner to ever break the five minute barrier and his newest mark was even faster than any 11 year old has ever done to claim that record as well.
I think this is Daniel during that race.
Older brother Abraham didn’t compete in the race possible because he’s getting ready to started School at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
1 MILE 5 6:33.3 Daniel Skandera USA 2 Nov 07 Santa Rosa CA 23 Jul 13 6 5:44.5 Daniel Skandera USA 2 Nov 07 Santa Rosa CA 5 Aug 14 7 5:20.3 Daniel Skandera USA 2 Nov 07 Santa Rosa CA 9 Jun 15 8 5:12.1 Daniel Skandera USA 2 Nov 07 Santa Rosa CA 9 Aug 16 9 5:02.5 Daniel Skandera USA 2 Nov 07 Santa Rosa CA 27 Jun 17 10 4:46.6 Daniel Skandera USA 2 Nov 07 Santa Rosa CA 24 Jul 18 11 4:46.6 Daniel Skandera USA 2 Nov 07 Santa Rosa CA 24 Jul 18 12 4:36.80 Jeremy Kain USA 18 Aug 04 Los Gatos CA 13 Jul 17 13 4:29.0 Andrew Barnett GBR 22 Jun 55 London 1 Jun 69 14 4:19.73 Ryan Silva USA 27 Jun 95 Portland OR 12 Jun 10 15 4:08.8 Jim Arriola USA 10 Jun 58 Long Beach CA 1 Jun 74 16 3:56.29 Jakob Ingebrigtsen NOR 19 Sep 00 Oslo 15 Jun 17 17 3:52.28 Jakob Ingebrigtsen NOR 19 Sep 00 Eugene OR 26 May 18 18 3:52.28 Jakob Ingebrigtsen NOR 19 Sep 00 Eugene OR 26 May 18 19 3:51.3 Jim Ryun USA 29 Apr 47 Berkeley CA 17 Jul 66
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3:52.28 Jakob Ingebrigtsen 4th place finisher
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A Time to Remember: 3:51.3