The 49th running of the Moore & Giles Virginia 10 Miler is September 30, 2023 in Lynchburg, VA.
Another look into the Virginia 10 Milerβs rich history:
π Our Start and Finish Line have been on Langhorne Road outside of EC Glass High School since the very beginning in 1974.
The school holds a special place in the heart of thousands of finishers who have celebrated their accomplishments there for nearly 50 years.
Not to mention, the Virginia 10 Miler has been greatly impacted by the service of the EC Glass sports teams and clubs who give their time to volunteer along the course each year.
π·: 1985 race start, courtesy of The News & Advance
As we enjoy the freedoms and opportunities that our fallen heroes fought for, we remember and honor their sacrifice.
Happy Memorial Day! πΊπΈ
The Moore & Giles Virginia 10 Miler is Sept. 30 in Lynchburg, VA!
Don't miss this unforgettable festival of events, including the 10 Miler, 4 Miler, 4 Mile Walk, and Amazing Mile Children's Run. In addition, a Friday night family festival and a variety of other activities surrounding race weekend.
Join 49 years of runners who have taken part in the Virginia 10 Miler's rich history, and challenge yourself to this beautiful, hilly course through the heart of Lynchburg.
πΈ Ways to save on the Virginia 10 Miler:
Register early, and youβll save up to 35% on your event AND be guaranteed a shirt!
Lynchburg Road Runners Club members save another $5 on their registration for Saturday events.
Refer friends! Receive a refund of up to $55 for the 10 Miler and up to $35 for the 4+ Miler when 5 or more friends register with your referral URL.
More info on these great ways to save: tinyurl.com/va10miler23
A little walk down memory lane:
As one of the oldest 10-mile races in the US, the Virginia 10 Miler is celebrating its 49th running this year.
With a long history of attracting prestigious runners, Lynchburg has hosted many Olympians over the years like Rod Dixon, Frank Shorter, Bill Rogers, Jeff Galloway, John Vitale, Anne Audain, Joan Benoit Samuelson, and more.
Pictured: Bill Rodgers and Frank Shorter cross the finish line in an unprecedented tie in 1975. Of course, there had to be a winner, and the victory that year was awarded to Bill Rodgers (48:17).
π·: The News & Advance
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