New Balance Bronx 10 Mile
New Balance Bronx 10 Mile
Official results are up! Stay tuned for photos and coverage, coming soon.
Medal Engraving for NYRR Members
NYRR Members and myNB Rewards Gold Members: Join us at the NYRR RUNCENTER featuring the NB Run Hub after the New Balance Bronx 10 Mile for complimentary finisher medal engraving!*
Sunday, September 30: 10:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
Monday, October 1: 12:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.
*Please note that we are only able to offer engraving for participants in the 2018 New Balance Bronx 10 Mile.
Please have your NYRR Member Number (available on your NYRR member card or in My NYRR) or download the NB App and show your Gold status at time of engraving. Can’t make it? Send a proxy to have your medal engraved; they’ll just need your NYRR Member Number.
Finishers who are not NYRR members can purchase an NYRR membership through their My NYRR account, and will be able to have their medal engraved after becoming an NYRR member. Visit our Membership page for more details on NYRR membership levels and prices.
Alternatively, runners can learn how to become a myNB Rewards Gold Member to receive free medal engraving.
Please note: All engraving will be done on-site; no drop-offs.
1. Race-Day Essentials
Are you ready for Sunday? Check out our race-day essentials blog post for all you need to know for a great race experience.
2. Subway Updates
We strongly encourage participants to take public transportation to and from the race. For up-to-date information and to plan your race-day transportation, please visit MTA Weekender, follow @NYCTSubway on Twitter, and register for text alerts.
Take the #4 or D train to 161 Street–Yankee Stadium.
#4 Train
The #4 will be split and riders will have to transfer at 125th Street between the two portions of the route.
D Train
The Southbound/downtown (Manhattan-bound) D will operate express between Bedford Park Blvd and 135th Street. Riders will need to take the northbound/uptown D to Tremont Avenue and transfer to a southbound/ downtown D.
Other planned diversions in the Bronx include:
--The northbound #1 is operating express between Dyckman and 242nst Street
--The #5 is replaced by a bus between Dyre Avenue and East 180th Street
For up-to-date information and to plan your race-day transportation, please visit MTA Weekender, follow @NYCTSubway on Twitter, and register for text alerts.
This race is sold out.
Boogie down in the Bronx with a 10-mile race through this vibrant New York City borough. With title sponsor New Balance back again this year, the New Balance Bronx 10 Mile promises to be an even bigger and better event for all runners, their friends, and their family.
The 2018 New Balance Bronx 10 Mile is part of NYRR's Five-Borough Series: Run New York. Five Boroughs. One City. The NYRR Five-Borough Series showcases our renewed commitment to the individuals and communities in each borough. More than just five races, the Five-Borough Series—the United Airlines NYC Half, the Popular® Brooklyn Half, the NYRR Queens 10K, the New Balance Bronx 10 Mile, and the NYRR Staten Island Half—is a celebration of what makes each borough unique, inspiring, and an amazing place to get out and get moving!
Event hashtag: #NBBronx10M—use it in your tweets, Instagrams, and Facebook posts!
Live Results
Live unofficial results are available during the race at liveresults.nyrr.org and in the NYRR app. Features include leaderboards, map tracking, and an individual runner search that can be shared on Facebook and Twitter. Tell your friends and family to follow your progress, and get unofficial results right after the race!
Four Out of Six
Eligibility for entry to the 2019 United Airlines NYC Half will be guaranteed for NYRR members who have an active membership by the last qualifying event of the 2018 NYRR Five-Borough Series (NYRR Staten Island Half in October), and who run four of the following six events in 2018:
- NYRR Fred Lebow Manhattan Half
- United Airlines NYC Half
- Popular® Brooklyn Half
- NYRR Queens 10K
- New Balance Bronx 10 Mile
- NYRR Staten Island Half
Transportation
We strongly encourage participants to take public transportation to and from the race. Take the 4 or D train to 161 Street–Yankee Stadium. Please note: The 167 St D train station is closed for renovation; all runners should get off at 161 St–Yankee Stadium. Additionally, the southbound D is operating express between Bedford Park Boulevard and 135 Street and will not stop at 161 Street–Yankee Stadium. For more information and to plan your race-day transportation, please visit MTA Weekender.
Parking
For those looking to drive to the event, parking will be available at the Bronx locations listed below at the listed rates.* Please note that payment must be made by credit or debit card. Plan to arrive no later than 6:30 a.m. to ensure enough time to get to your corral on time.
950 River Avenue (below East 164th Street): $42
70 East 153rd Street (at River Avenue): $40
30 East 161st Street (Ruppert Plaza Garage): $42 (open 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.) This is the location closest to the Rising New York Road Runners at the New Balance Bronx 10 Mile.
*NYRR neither controls nor operates these parking lots and garages, and is not responsible for setting rates, refund policies, rules, and/or procedures.
Taxi or Ride-Sharing Service
For participants taking a taxi or using a ride-sharing service, please use Gate 4 at Yankee Stadium as your drop-off location to avoid road closures.
NYRR Pace Team
Members of the NYRR Pace Team will guide participants toward specific goal times over the 10 miles. There will be signs in the corals starting at 7:00 per mile. If you choose to run with a pace group, pacers—you’ll recognize their blue and white striped tanks—will carry signs that correspond with the finish times and paces below:
| Finish Time |
Pace per Mile |
| 1:10 | 7:00 |
| 1:15 | 7:30 |
| 1:20 | 8:00 |
| 1:25 | 8:30 |
| 1:30 | 9:00 |
| 1:35 | 9:30 |
| 1:40 | 10:00 |
| 1:45 | 10:30 |
| 1:50 | 11:00 |
| 1:55 | 11:30 |
| 2:00 | 12:00 |
HSS Runner Recovery Zone
Our partners at the world-renowned Hospital for Special Surgery will be on-site post-race providing guided stretching and foam rolling for all runners. Stop by the HSS Runner Recovery Zone for expert tips on race recovery, overcoming and preventing injury, proper pre-run fueling, and much more.
Race-Day Specials
After your run, enjoy specials at these Bronx establishments:
Bronx Draft House
Well wine and sangria $5
Well liquor and margaritas $6
$2 off select draft beers
Billy’s Sports Bar and Lounge
$15 per person buffet (includes 2 beers)
Fun for Kids, Too
Boys and girls are invited to take part in some field-day-style fun at Rising New York Road Runners at the New Balance Bronx 10 Mile. Registration is open for youth ages 2 to 18 of all ability levels, so sign your kids up today and give them the chance to run the dash, tackle our obstacle course, and enjoy other fun fitness games and activities in Macombs Dam Park.
Race Photos
Photos will be captured and provided by Gameface a couple of days following the race. Visit gameface.photos/events and search for the race name to receive access to your photos. Digital copies can be downloaded for free and prints will be available for purchase.
Experience All That the Bronx Has to Offer
While you’re in town for the New Balance Bronx 10 Mile, check out the nycgo.com New York Road Runners NYC Visitor Guide for official information about Bronx restaurants, shops, nightlife, and sporting events as well as exclusive deals and offers.
Share Your Story
Tell us the special reason you're running the 2018 New Balance Bronx 10 Mile and what makes your story different. Have you overcome odds or a challenge in your life? Are you running to honor a special person or cause? Have you used running to empower yourself or others? Take our brief survey, and together we can inspire others through running.
Miles 1-4: Start by heading north on the Grand Concourse. Just before mile 4, turn left onto Mosholu Parkway. At about 4.25 miles, near Goulden Avenue, make a U-turn on Mosholu Parkway and head east toward the New York Botanical Garden.
Mile 5-6: After reaching Marion Avenue, turn left, then left again to head west on Mosholu Parkway back toward the Grand Concourse. Continue west on Mosholu Parkway, then turn left onto the Grand Concourse.
Mile 6-9: Continue south on the Grand Concourse.
Mile 9-10: Pass the starting line and Joyce Kilmer Park. At East 161st Street, turn right and continue to the finish line,
Time Limit: In the interest of safety, and to allow Bronx streets to reopen as scheduled, any participant who is unable to maintain a 13:45-per-mile pace throughout the race (based on the time when the last runner crosses the start line) will have the opportunity to board a sweep bus, starting at approximately mile 6 for transport to the finish.
These participants may choose instead to continue running on the sidewalks, but they should be aware that fluid stations and other course amenities may not be available, although they will be able to cross the finish line. These runners may not be recorded as official finishers; they can email results@nyrr.org to request 9+1 TCS New York City Marathon qualifying credit for the race. Thank you for your cooperation with this policy.
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