Yep! I went back out and ran another mile to complete my 10K (6.1 miles). I always run all the miles to earn all the SWAG. I didn't find any more treasures during my last mile.

It's your choice to run your virtual race for time, fun or the scenery. Run it all at once, break it into smaller distances or stop and start to fit your schedule. 

The Louisville Triple Crown of Running is a 5K, 10K and 15K race series. I ran the 5K around a local lake. For the 10K I ran #EverySingleStreet in a nearby neighborhood.

For my final race in the series, the Allstate® Hot Chocolate 15K, I'm heading to dirt trails. That's another positive of virtual racing — you decide WHERE you want to run!​

The Chick-fil-A City Run 10K was one of 3 races in the Louisville Triple Crown of Running. Here are links to all the race recaps:
Chick-fil-A 5K Fitness Classic
Chick-fil-A City Run 10K
Hot Chocolate 15K

The series starts with a 5K, moves on to a 10K, and finishes with the Allstate Hot Chocolate 15K.

The first race, the Chick-fil-A 5K Fitness Classic, was scheduled for Saturday, March 6. I couldn't run that day, so I headed out when it worked with my schedule. That's the beauty of a virtual race — you can run it when and where you want. The flexibility is really appealing to me.

I chose to run my first 5K around the neighborhood. It was a beautiful day (despite the pollen). There was plenty of pretty scenery during my 3.1 miles. I finished my race in front of an inflatable dinosaur dressed for St. Paddy's Day. Seemed about right to me! See pics below.

Next up is a 10K. There’s plenty of time to join me if you’re looking for some races and SWAG to keep you motivated. The cost to register for all three races is $66.

The Louisville Triple Crown of Running returns in 2021 as a VIRTUAL event. The three-race series has promoted a healthy lifestyle since 1984.

This year because of COVID, the tradition continues with virtual races open to everyone across the continguous USA. Anyone can run or walk each of the 3 events when and where they want.

The events challenge participants by increasing the distance with each race. We start with a 5K. That's followed by a 10K. The series finale is the Hot Chocolate 15K!

If you sign up before February 28th, your goodies will ship the first week of March. After that, race packets will ship 10-14 days after registration.

The virtual race is open to US addresses within the contiguous United States only. The race can't ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or anywhere internationally.