Sri Chinmoy Three-Day Race
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Event Overview
The Sri Chinmoy Three-Day Race is part of the Sri Chinmoy Ultra Trio of Ten, Six, and Three Day Races. It takes place from April 19-22, 2026, in Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens, New York City.
The Course
The race is run on a 100% paved, flat, and fast USATF-certified loop measuring 0.748 miles (1.204 km). The loop is located at the north end of Meadow Lake and passes through the middle of the event's Race Camp.
Race Camp and Facilities
A dedicated Race Camp area is set up with facilities including kitchens, showers with hot and cold water, a camping area, individual runner dugouts, toilets, and a lap counting station, all enclosed within a 4-foot fence.
- Lap Counting: A staffed lap counting station operates 24 hours a day. Each runner's name and lap total are announced as they pass. Two counting systems are used for accuracy.
- Kitchens: A Runners Kitchen provides three daily vegetarian meals (with vegan options) for runners, plus continuous snacks and drinks. A separate Camp Kitchen is available 24/7 for runners and helpers to prepare their own food, equipped with appliances, utensils, and sinks.
- Showers: Two showers with hot and cold water are available to runners 24/7.
- Dugouts: Covered areas along the course provide each runner with a small table space and a chair for gear and short breaks.
- Camping: Sleeping quarters are in tents within a designated camping area. A limited number of tents, cots, and blankets are available for runner use.
- Medical: A medical tent provides limited treatment, with at least one MD present between 7am and 7pm.
Race Rules and Requirements
- Runners must complete a minimum of 27 miles per day to remain in the race.
- Race numbers must be worn on the front torso at all times.
- Cutting the course results in immediate disqualification.
- Alcohol, marijuana, and drugs are prohibited.
- Runners must be 18 or older to compete.
Other Information
The event is noted for its spiritual atmosphere inspired by the concept of self-transcendence, though no particular beliefs are required to participate. The course is lit at night. Race shirts are provided for runners registered at least three weeks prior. Awards are given in age categories for men and women, and all finishers receive a medal. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
