Special Guest (1995, 1997); First man to run the sub 4:00 mile

Olympic Marathon Champion, 1972

Olympic Champion (1500 meters), 1968

Four-time winner of the Boston and New York marathons

1996 and 1998 U.S. 10K Classic Winner

1996 Gambian Olympian who defected to the United States

1998 U.S. 10K Classic Inline Skate winner

USA 1997 National Champion, 5000m

Six time Olympic and Paralympic medalist; 1997 and 2004 U.S. 10K Classic

Former Marathon World Record Holder, 2:07:13

10-mile World Record Holder, 50:54 (2002); World Record Holder for 20K, 1:03:54 (2001)

Fourth in the 1994 World Championships; 3rd in the 1994 U.S. 10K Classic

Former Marathon World Record Holder, 2:05:38; 1997 U.S. 10K Classic Winner

1994 U.S. 10K Classic Winner; Runner of the Year 1992 and 1994; Three-time Honolulu Marathon winner

1998 U.S. 10K Classic Pro Cycling

1998 Wheelchair Division Winner, U.S. 10K Classic; Two-time Paralympic Gold Medalist

1992 Olympic Bronze Medalist for the Marathon

Women's Marathon World Record Holder; Marathon Silver Medal at the 2004 Olympics; 2003 Marathon Gold Medal at the World Championships; Winner of the 1996, 1998 and 2002 U.S. 10K Classic.

1991 World Champion in the Marathon

1996 Olympian and 10,000m finalist

1990 Runner of the Year; Olympian and former World Champion 1993 and 1995.

World Champion in the Marathon, 1993

Winner of the 1995 Los Angeles Marathon; 1996 Olympian

Top 40+ Runner in the World, 1994; two-time Olympian

Winner of the 1996 Olympic Marathon

Silver Medalist, 1500m; Three-time Olympian

Five-time Olympian, established 36 U.S. records

1998 Winner of the U.S. 10K Classic Inline Skate Division

1992 and 1996 Olympian from Ecuador.

First place in the Paris, San Francisco and Columbus Marathons.

1997 Russian Champion, 1500m indoors.

1996 Moroccan Olympian

Former Olympian and #1 ranked Master's Runner in the World.

1992 and 1996 Paralympic Gold Medalist; U.S. 10K Classic course record holder, 2003.

Seven-time Gold Medalist in Pan Am Games; Eleven Gold Medals at the World Championships.

Six-time National Champion; Guiness Book of World Record Holder; winner of more than 100 inline races.

34 national titles and more than 200 race victories in the U.S.

400 career wins and 8 National Championship titles; U.S. Olympic team member.

Seven-time Tour de France veteran; Two-time Olympian; 2004 U.S. 100K Men's Cycling Division Winner.

Alibi, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Banks & Shane, The Drifters, House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Senator Saxby Chambliss, Jeff Foxworthy, Amy Grant, Congressman Johnny Isakson, Patty Loveless, Babbie Mason, Kathy Mattea, Jo Dee Messina, Phil Neikro, Swingin' Medallions, Rocketman, Kenny Rogers, Dr. Robert Schuller, Trisha Yearwood, Andrew Young