from RunEveryDay.com, the web site of the U.S. Running Streak Association. These don't appear to be verified, and some seem unlikely. Amby
The Cumulative Running Miles List
Through a combination of contacting individuals and making educated guesses, here is a list of total miles runners on the streak list have completed since they began running (as opposed to total streak miles). This is the top 21 (those with 95,000 miles or more), including retired streakers. There are several in the 80,000 to 90,000 category as well.
These estimates are as of January 1, 2008:
Herbert Fred (79) 228,300
Don Slusser (56) 175,000
Jon Sutherland (57) 175,000
Craig Davidson (54) 171,100
Jim Pearson (63) 153,100
Mark Covert (57) 148,500
George Brown (55) 126,500
Ken Young (66) 124,500
Steve DeBoer (53) 123,400
Bob Ray (70) 122,000
Steve Morrow (44) 115,200
James Behr (60) 113,000
Kenneth Roth (51) 112,000
John Liepa (62) 109,000
Scott Ludwig (53) 108,500
Timothy Masters (57) 106,600
William Moreland (61) 105,500
Robert Kraft (57) 97,800
Steve Gathje (52) 97,000
Homer Hastings (64) 96,000
Barry Abrahams (57) 95,000
I am aware of only a few runners who have accumulated 200,000 miles or more in their lifetimes. Gordon Pirie had over 250,000 miles and Ted Corbitt had over 200,000. So Herb Fred is probably #2 on the all time list. I suspect Bill Rodgers is in the 175,000-185,000 range. Based on age and current yearly running mileage, it looks like the following individuals have the best chance of reaching 200,000: Don Slusser, Jon Sutherland, Craig Davidson, and Steve Morrow.
Harvey Simon (65) 90,500
Craig Snapp (57) 85,400