Participants of the the Army Ten-Miler turn onto Independence Ave after running by the Lincoln Memorial. The 10-mile run had thousands of participants. The race started and ended at the Pentagon, October 9, 2011.
Signups for the Army Ten-Miler have begun.
The annual race through D.C. and Northern Virginia will be run on Oct. 13, and general registration began Wednesday.
Every year for in-person race registration, there are two sessions: priority registration and general registration. Participants are encouraged to register as early as possible, as the race is expected to sell out.
Early individual registration is $89 through April 30. The cost per person increases to $99 on May 1, $110 on Sept. 1 and $125 on race weekend.
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Offerings also include a virtual race and a non-competitive run for children 12 and younger.
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The race is the world’s third-largest 10-miler and is expected to hit its full capacity of 36,000 in-person runners this year, organizers said.
Go here for more info on what to expect.
