Josh Kerr set a new mile world record of 3:42.66s in London on July 18. Henry Nicholls / AFP via With a fist pump as he ...

British runner Josh Kerr broke the men's world record Saturday for the fastest mile. The previous record was set in 1999. (AP ...

There’s a new world record in the world of running. At the Diamond League meet in London on Saturday, Scottish runner Josh Kerr posted a blazing 3:42.66 mile to break a 27-year men’s record. Hicham El ...

Josh Kerr of Team Great Britain celebrates after winning the 1 Mile Men's Final and setting a new World Record during the ...

This story was originally published on July 7, 2026. On July 18, 2026, Josh Kerr broke the long-standing world record in the mile, running 3:42.66. Most runners feel unusually responsible after ...

Josh Kerr shattered the 27-year-old world mile record at London Stadium on Saturday as he made his "Project 222" a reality, shaving almost three seconds off his own personal best in the process.

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