Brooklyn Mile
Aug 2

Brooklyn Mile

Sunday, August 2, 2026
The Brooklyn Mile is an annual running event held in Brooklyn, New York City. The race features a one-mile route along Kent Avenue in the Williamsburg neighborhood, attracting both competitive and recreational runners. The event offers multiple heats, including ones for elite runners, age groups, and community participants.
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Aug 2

Brooklyn Mile

Sunday, August 2, 2026
The Brooklyn Mile is an annual running event held in Brooklyn, New York City. The race features a one-mile route along Kent Avenue in the Williamsburg neighborhood, attracting both competitive and recreational runners. The event offers multiple heats, including ones for elite runners, age groups, and community participants.
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All Age Groups 25-29 13-18 19-24 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70+
Rank Athlete VDOT
1
BD

Brett D.

Adaptive Trainer
• W27
56.37
2
PM

Payton M.

Adaptive Trainer
• W29
52.19
5
LS

Lauren S.

Kara Dudley
• W29
46.00
8
NA

Naraa A.

Adaptive Trainer
• W28
38.74
11
MV

maggie v.

Adaptive Trainer
• W26
20.72
12
CR

Casey R.

Adaptive Trainer
• W25
14.10

Race Details

Status Upcoming
Website Official website
Location New York City, NY, United States
Date 2 August 2026
Distance 1Mi
VDOT Participants
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12 of 137
Avg. VDOT finish times 5:19
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The Brooklyn Mile is an annual running event held in Brooklyn, New York City. The race features a one-mile route along Kent Avenue in the Williamsburg neighborhood, attracting both competitive and recreational runners. The event offers multiple heats, including ones for elite runners, age groups, and community participants.
The race course runs along Kent Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and features a flat and fast road surface, ideal for setting personal bests over the one-mile distance.
The course is notably flat, with virtually no significant elevation changes from start to finish.