INSIDENOVA reports "The Army Ten-Miler is set to open two official registration sessions two months early this year: March 1 priority registration and March 8 general registration. Considered the world’s third largest ten-miler, the Army’s 39th annual race will return to full capacity of 36,000 runners in-person on Sunday, Oct. 8, 2023, at 8 a.m. in Washington, D.C.
“We can’t wait to welcome everyone back for the 2023 Army Ten-Miler and are even opening registration two months early giving runners more time to plan and train. Over the past three years, the ATM community has been very supportive of the race and we’re looking forward to reconnecting with all our runners in person-this year,” Maya Johnson, ATM Deputy Race Director, said in a news release. “Whether you’re in the military or a civilian, a first-time runner, a veteran of many ATM races or fall somewhere in between, you are part of a welcoming and vibrant community that represents the spirit of the Army and our nation.”
Check out the video below showing how many runners were ready at the start line and see Scott Peterson who won the race last year.
More details about this years race will be added to www.armytenmiler.com in the coming weeks."