Frequently Asked Questions
How much is race registration?
Early Bird race registration opens Friday, August 30! For a limited time, registration will be $45 for the Labor Day weekend. Early Bird pricing will increase to $50 on Wednesday, September 4. Registration fees will increase again to Regular pricing ($60) on Friday, November 1.
Is there a virtual option?
Yes! Virtual race registration is $45. Registration for the Virtual Ten Miler will end Friday, March 15, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. ET. Register by March 1 to have your shirt mailed before the race!
Who are the beneficiaries of this year's race?
Who puts on the Charlottesville Ten Miler?
The race is an official Charlottesville Track Club (CTC) race. To view CTC policies, visit their website here.
Where will the race start and finish?
The race will start and finish around UVA's Scott Stadium with modifications of the first 2.5 miles and the last 1 mile of the course. Miles 2.5 through 9 are the traditional course that is known and loved.
How long do I have to complete the course?
Participants are given 2.5 hours (15:00/mile pace) to complete the course. The course will operate on a rolling close and if behind a 15:00/mile pace, it will be expected that participants use the sidewalks and obey traffic laws. The course will be moved to the sidewalk after the 2.5 hour mark and the finish line will remain open until the 3 hour mark.
Are strollers or dogs allowed on the race course?
While we love both, NO strollers or dogs will be allowed on the race course.
Are refunds or deferrals available?
There are no refunds. Deferrals are permitted if done before 3/15/25 with a $15 fee. Deferrals are good for next year's race. Here are the instructions for deferral to 2026.
How can I change my shirt size or gender?
Log into your RunSignUp Registration. Follow these directions.
When and where is packet pickup?
Packet pickup information will be provided to participants and published on our website closer to race day.
Can I create/join a team after I have already registered for the race?
Absolutely! The following links explain how you can create or join an already existing team:
Can I switch from the Anywhere Virtual Event to the Ten Miler event (or Ten Miler to virtual)?
Absolutely! The following link explains how you can transfer events.
How will my race time be tracked?
The race will be chip time by Blue Ridge Timing.
Are there awards and an award ceremony?
Absolutely! Awards are giving to the top 3 male/female overall, top master male/female and the age groups are as follows: 14 & younger, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+.
The award ceremony will begin about 9:30AM, location has yet to be determined.
Will there be bathrooms to use?
We will have portajohns at the race site for your convenience. We will not have access to Scott Stadium.
Will there be medical personnel at the race?
Dr. Wilder, our wonderful longtime Race Medical Director, will be on hand, along with his Runner’s Clinic crew. We are grateful for their ongoing volunteer help. We also appreciate the help of our CTC volunteers, who will be helping to safely guide you throughout your race experience. Learn more about medical support here.
Early Bird race registration opens Friday, August 30! For a limited time, registration will be $45 for the Labor Day weekend. Early Bird pricing will increase to $50 on Wednesday, September 4. Registration fees will increase again to Regular pricing ($60) on Friday, November 1.
Is there a virtual option?
Yes! Virtual race registration is $45. Registration for the Virtual Ten Miler will end Friday, March 15, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. ET. Register by March 1 to have your shirt mailed before the race!
Who are the beneficiaries of this year's race?
- Primary:
- Secondary:
Who puts on the Charlottesville Ten Miler?
The race is an official Charlottesville Track Club (CTC) race. To view CTC policies, visit their website here.
Where will the race start and finish?
The race will start and finish around UVA's Scott Stadium with modifications of the first 2.5 miles and the last 1 mile of the course. Miles 2.5 through 9 are the traditional course that is known and loved.
How long do I have to complete the course?
Participants are given 2.5 hours (15:00/mile pace) to complete the course. The course will operate on a rolling close and if behind a 15:00/mile pace, it will be expected that participants use the sidewalks and obey traffic laws. The course will be moved to the sidewalk after the 2.5 hour mark and the finish line will remain open until the 3 hour mark.
Are strollers or dogs allowed on the race course?
While we love both, NO strollers or dogs will be allowed on the race course.
Are refunds or deferrals available?
There are no refunds. Deferrals are permitted if done before 3/15/25 with a $15 fee. Deferrals are good for next year's race. Here are the instructions for deferral to 2026.
How can I change my shirt size or gender?
Log into your RunSignUp Registration. Follow these directions.
When and where is packet pickup?
Packet pickup information will be provided to participants and published on our website closer to race day.
Can I create/join a team after I have already registered for the race?
Absolutely! The following links explain how you can create or join an already existing team:
Can I switch from the Anywhere Virtual Event to the Ten Miler event (or Ten Miler to virtual)?
Absolutely! The following link explains how you can transfer events.
How will my race time be tracked?
The race will be chip time by Blue Ridge Timing.
Are there awards and an award ceremony?
Absolutely! Awards are giving to the top 3 male/female overall, top master male/female and the age groups are as follows: 14 & younger, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+.
The award ceremony will begin about 9:30AM, location has yet to be determined.
Will there be bathrooms to use?
We will have portajohns at the race site for your convenience. We will not have access to Scott Stadium.
Will there be medical personnel at the race?
Dr. Wilder, our wonderful longtime Race Medical Director, will be on hand, along with his Runner’s Clinic crew. We are grateful for their ongoing volunteer help. We also appreciate the help of our CTC volunteers, who will be helping to safely guide you throughout your race experience. Learn more about medical support here.
