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1:30 10 mile pace

A 1:30 10-mile race is 5:36/km (9:00/mi), 10.7 km/h.

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10 miles finish times around your target, in 30 seconds steps
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Finish times at 5:36 per km

Finish time at this pace for each distance
DistanceFinish time
1K5:36
1 mile9:00
5K27:58
10K55:55
10 miles1:30:00
Half marathon1:57:59
Marathon3:55:58
50K4:39:37

Splits for a 1:30 10-mile race

Even pace all the way
Splits per km
kmSplitElapsed
15:365:36
25:3611:11
35:3616:47
45:3622:22
55:3627:58
65:3633:33
75:3639:09
85:3644:44
95:3650:20
105:3655:55
115:361:01:31
125:361:07:06
135:361:12:42
145:361:18:18
155:361:23:53
165:361:29:29
Final 0.093 km0:311:30:00
Splits per mile
MileSplitElapsed
19:009:00
29:0018:00
39:0027:00
49:0036:00
59:0045:00
69:0054:00
79:001:03:00
89:001:12:00
99:001:21:00
109:001:30:00

What a 1:30 10-mile race predicts

Estimate
Estimated times at other distances (Riegel formula)
DistanceEstimated time
5K26:04
10K54:21
Half marathon1:59:55
Marathon4:10:01

These are estimates from the Riegel formula, T2 = T1 × (D2 ÷ D1)^1.06. They assume you’ve trained for the other distance, so treat them as a guide, not a promise.

From 1:15 to 1:30, plan one gel

You’ll be out for more than an hour and a quarter. A gel or sports drink around halfway helps the last miles; try it in training first.

One goal-pace session and one longer easy run each week cover most of the work.

Pace questions runners ask

What pace do I need for a 1:30 10-mile race?
A 1:30 10-mile race is 5:36/km (9:00/mi), 10.7 km/h, held for the whole race.
What treadmill speed is 1:30 10 mile pace?
Set the treadmill to 10.7 km/h or 6.7 mph to run 5:36/km (9:00/mi).
Where should I be at halfway in a 1:30 10-mile race?
With even pacing you pass halfway in 45:00; with a negative split, a little later.
What does a 1:30 10-mile race predict for other distances?
The Riegel formula estimates 26:04 for the 5K, 54:21 for the 10K, 1:59:55 for the half marathon, 4:10:01 for the marathon, assuming you’ve trained for each distance.