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Pittsburgh Marathon Organizers Add 10-Mile Race

The first 10-miler will begin this year.

By Becky Brindle

Pittsburgh Marathon organizers are launching the EQT Pittsburgh 10 Miler, scheduled for Nov. 3.

Starting in the South Side, the course is similar to the Pittsburgh half-marathon route in reverse—minus approximately three miles—and finishes on Liberty Avenue, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

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Pittsburgh Marathon Executive Director Patrice Matamoros said that the 10-miler will work well with Pittsburgh's Great Race this September. Then, runners can take a break for the holidays before picking their training back up for the marathon or half-marathon.

Organizers hope that the 10-mile race will attract runners from outside of Pittsburgh, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. They hope to have 3,000 runners participate this year.

Registration is open at pittsburgh10miler.org. Registration fees start at $40 per person.

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