THE MILLROSE GAMES
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Ray Flynn Shares His Top Ten Races to Watch For at the 118th Millrose Games
By Owen Mittenthal, THE ARMORY
The elite fields for the Millrose Games look stellar once again, and the man responsible for assembling this collection of talent is Meet Director Ray Flynn. Ray is the former Irish national record holder in the mile, and he broke the four minute barrier 89 times in his storied career. Ray is also the founder of Flynn Sports Management, one of the largest agencies in track and field. He shares the ten events he is most excited to watch on Sunday… READ MORE
Millrose Games Preview: What To Watch At The Best Meet Of The 2026 Indoor Season
By David Melly, CITIUS MAG
The 2026 indoor season is officially underway, and it hasn’t taken long for things to really heat up. Fresh off two world indoor records in Boston, the top U.S.-based pros are almost all headed down to New York for the 118th Millrose Games at the historic Armory, looking to take things up yet another notch. Every year, this is the best meet of the indoor season. Yes, even better than World Indoors. The stars turn out. There’s rich tradition. And this year’s line-up of races is no exception to it all…
We are once again delighted to welcome you to this one-of-a-kind celebration of indoor track & field. From the Refuel With Chocolate Milk Fastest Kids in the World and high school races to the NYRR Wanamaker Miles, the Millrose Games aims to thrill every type of track & field fan. Every single year, the Millrose Games manages to outdo itself. In 2025, we witnessed three world records…
The 118th Millrose Games are on Sunday at the Armory in New York City, the second stop on the 2026 World Athletics Continental Tour Gold, and once again, the distance fields are terrific. The men’s 2-mile, featuring global champions Cole Hocker, Josh Kerr, Geordie Beamish, and Jake Wightman, features one of the strongest fields ever assembled for an indoor race — so good that we’ve got a separate article previewing just that…
Welcome to the historic Millrose Games, the world’s premier indoor track and field event! The meet began back in 1908, when the Millrose Athletic Association was formed by employees of the John Wanamaker Department Store. For nearly 100 years, Millrose took place at the legendary Madison Square Garden, where legends of the sport such as Loren Murchison, Paavo Nurmi, Eamonn Coghlan, Cheryl Toussaint, Carl Lewis, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Bernard Lagat, and many others made their names and built their legacies. In 2012, the Millrose Games found a new home at the The Armory, a state-of-the-art facility that has been nicknamed “The Fastest Track in the World." Millrose features top quality competition at every level, with youth, high school, collegiate, professional, and masters athletes all coming together to test their limits. The signature events of the Millrose Games are the NYRR Wanamaker Miles, a nod to the incredible history of this meet. In recent, Yared Nuguse and Elle St. Pierre have each set American Records while winning the NYRR Wanamaker Mile, with Nuguse breaking the World Record in 2025. Countless records have fallen over the past 117 editions of Millrose, with many more being set each year.
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