Laura Muir (women) and Ollie Hoare (men) are the favorites to win the Rudin Wanamaker Mile, the signature events of the competition, at the Millrose Games 2023.
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It’s the month of February and time for the world’s most anticipated and prestigious Indoor Track & Field Competition, i.e., the Millrose Games. The Millrose Games 2023 is all set to take place on February 11, 2023, in the New York city. The Millrose Athletic Association was founded in 1908 by the workers of the John Wanamaker Department Store, and that year saw the start of the competition. The Madison Square Garden was the site of the Millrose for almost a century when superstars of the sport including Loren Murchison, Paavo Nurmi, Eamonn Coghlan, Carl Lewis, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, and numerous others established themselves and developed legacies. The Millrose Games moved to The Armory in 2012, also popularly referred to as The Fastest Track in the World.
Millrose Games traditionally involves top-tier competition at all levels, with athletes from children, high school, collegiate, professional, and masters competing for side by side. This time is no exception. A star-studded field of athletes, including Noah Lyles, Ryan Crouser, Joe Kovacs, Chase Ealey, Aleia Hobbs, Ajee’ Wilson, Laura Muir, Ollie Hoare and many others, will compete in the 2023 edition. The Rudin Wanamaker Mile, which honors the extraordinary history of this meet, is the marquee competition of the World Athletics Indoor Gold meeting.
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The LIVE Streaming of the Millrose Games 2023, World Athletics Indoor Gold Tour meeting will start from 11:30 am on USATF.TV (USA Track & Field’s digital platform). While the streaming for the professional races will take place at 4 pm (Eastern Time). The broadcast for the events featuring professional athletes will be available on NBC, NBC Sports and Peacock.
The schedule for the World Athletics Indoor Gold Tour meeting, Millrose Games 2023, is as follows:
Women’s distance medley relay- 11:30 am
Private school girls’ 4 x 400-meter relay- 11:45 am
Boys’ pole vault- 11:51 am
Men’s distance medley relay- 11:53 am
Private school boys’ 4x 400-meter relay- 12:06 pm
Men’s mile racewalk- 12:12 pm
Men 60+/Women Masters 4 x 400-meter relay- 12:23 pm
Men 40+ 50+/Women Masters 4 x 400-meter relay- 12:29 pm
Boys’ long jump- 12:36 pm
Long Island girls’ 4 x 400-meter relay- 12:38 pm
Long Island boys’ 4 x 400-meter relay- 12:44 pm
Women’s mile racewalk- 12:50 pm
Women’s 4 x 200-meter relay- 1:01 pm
Men’s 4 x 200-meter relay- 1:06 pm
CHSAA girls’ 4 x 400-meter relay- 1:11 pm
CHSAA boys’ 4 x 400-meter relay- 1:17 pm
U12 girls’ 400 meters- 1:23 pm
U12 boys’ 400 meters- 1:26 pm
Girls’ long jump- 1:29 pm
Suburban girls’ 4 x 400-meter relay- 1:31 pm
Suburban boys’ 4 x 400-meter relay- 1:37 pm
Boys’ 4 x 800-meter relay- 1:43 pm
Girls’ 60 meters- 1:53 pm
Boys’ 60 meters- 1:58 pm
PSAL Girls’ 4×200- 2:03 pm
PSAL Boys’ 4×200- 2:07 pm
Girls’ 4 x 800-meter relay- 2:11 pm
College women’s 4 x 400-meter relay- 2:23 pm
U12 girls’ 4 x 200-meter relay- 2:29 pm
U12 boys’ 4x 200-meter relay- 2:33 pm
CHSAA boys’ 4 x 200-meter relay- 2:37 pm
Boys’ 600 meters- 2:41 pm
Women’s pole vault- 2:43 pm
Girls’ 300 meters- 2:45 pm
Boys’ 300 meters- 2:53 pm
Girls’ 600 meters- 3:01 pm
College men’s 4 x 400-meter relay- 3:06 pm
Girls’ mile- 3:11 pm
Fastest Kid in the World Girls’ 55m- 3:19 pm
Fastest Kid in the World Boys’ 55m- 3:26 pm
Girls’ 4 x 200-meter relay- 3:31 pm
Women’s 60-meter hurdles- 4:03 pm
Men’s mile- 4:10 pm
Women’s 60 meters- 4:18 pm
Men’s 60 meters- 4:23 pm
Women’s shot put- 4:28 pm
Men’s shot put- 4:28 pm
Men’s 800 meters- 4:30 pm
Women’s 3000 meters- 4:38 pm
Men’s 400 meters- 4:50 pm
Boys’ 4 x 200-meter relay- 4:56 pm
Men’s 3000 meters- 5:00 pm
Boys’ mile- 5:10 pm
Women’s 300 meters- 5:17 pm
Women’s 600 meters- 5:32 pm
Wanamaker Mile (Women)- 5:41 pm
Wanamaker Mile (Men) – 5:51 pm
(All the timings are in Eastern Time)
