12 Facts About Cristian Soratos

Cristian Soratos was born on September 26,1992 and is an American professional middle-distance runner.

Cristian Soratos then ran at Hartnell College where he eventually became All-State, after which he was recruited to Montana State University.

Cristian Soratos was known to have been a runner of small stature.

Cristian Soratos was not subsequently recruited to a track program, and continued his post-high school running career voluntarily.

Cristian Soratos first attended Hartnell College, where he began training for cross country and track under coach Chris Zepeda.

At Hartnell, Cristian Soratos pursued a high-mileage training program which at one point involved running 80 miles per week.

In one of MSU's home meets, on January 16,2015, Cristian Soratos ran a 4:05 indoor mile, which the NCAA converted to a 3:56 result due to Bozeman's altitude of approximately 4,400 feet above sea level.

However, the following month, Cristian Soratos garnered national attention when he ran the indoor mile of at the 2015 University of Washington Huskey Classic, whose venue was much closer to sea level, with a time of 3:55.27.

On September 9,2015, Cristian Soratos ran Hoka One One's Long Island Mile in New York in a time of 3:58.70, placing fourth overall.

On June 2,2016, Cristian Soratos raced at the Festival of Miles in St Louis, finishing in third place with a time of 3:57.39.

On February 11,2017, Cristian Soratos made a significant breakthrough when he finished in first place in the men's invitational mile at the 2017 Millrose Games.

Cristian Soratos finished in a new personal best time of 3:54.23.