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Gulveer eclipses his 10,000m national record at US meet

Updated on: 31 March,2025 08:17 AM IST  |  New Delhi
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The previous record held by the Hangzhou Asian Games bronze-medallist runner was 27:14.88 set in Hachioji, Japan in November last year

Gulveer eclipses his 10,000m national record at US meet

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India’s long-distance runner Gulveer Singh improved on his national record in the 10,000m race in The Ten Track Festival — an event on the World Athletics Continental Tour — by clocking 27:00.22 minutes to finish sixth in San Juan Capistrano, California.


The previous record held by the Hangzhou Asian Games bronze-medallist runner was 27:14.88 set in Hachioji, Japan in November last year.


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The 26-year-old Army man, winner of the bronze medal at the 2023 Asian Athletics Championships in Bangkok, had re-set the national record twice last year. 

He timed 27:41.81 minutes at San Juan Capistrano in California in March before improving it in Japan. “Gulveer Singh clocks 27:00.22 to improve his national 10,000m record. He finished sixth at The Ten competition in USA on Saturday,” said the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) in a social media post.

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