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For years, many people thought no one

could run a mile in under four minutes.

On May 6, 1954, a 25-year-old medical

student named Roger Bannister tried at

a track in Oxford, England. Two friends

ran in front of him to set the pace.

Bannister crossed the line in 3 minutes

59.4 seconds. He did it! Soon other

runners broke the four-minute mark too.

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