The Navy 10 Nautical Miler

Much like planes, our event team performs best against the wind.
The team is excited and eager to present the runners in our 2023 race,
what we believe will be a truly amazing race experience.
Our 2023 event will kick off with a commemoration for
the 81st anniversary of the Battle of Midway
and a flyover from a WW2 aircraft at the start line.
Followed by an exhilarating run along our NEW COURSE!

Runners will zoom pass not one, but two historic Navy Airplanes,
and through the inside of an actual airplane hangar
at the Millington-Memphis Airport, then follow course which winds through
several nautical miles of scenic Tennessee roads
as well as the largest solar farm in Tennessee and
one of the finest military golf courses in the world.

Just before the rounding corner to the finish line, runners will begin to hear
all their friends and family who will be cheering them on for the last quarter mile
until they cross the finish line and receive their NAVY10NM ANCHOR.
Immediately after receiving finishers medals runners will move on to the recovery area
and to one of the best post-race parties on the planet.

Online registration open!
Registration fee includes your race entry, timing,
post-race party entry for food and beverages, a race shirt, goody bag,
and THE INCREDIBLE NAVY10NM FINISHERS MEDAL.

8 Nov. - 15 Jan. Early bird rate $65
16 Jan. - 30 April - $75
1 May - 30 May - $85
31 May - June 4 - $100
Active Duty Military Rate - $65

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THIS IS THE FIRST FOOT RACE OF ITS KIND

The Navy Ten Nautical Miler (NAVY10NM) was the first foot race to be officially sanctioned
by a national governing body for track & field, long distance running,
and race walking in the United States to be based on nautical miles.
The desire is to see this event become a world-class, national-scale event on a par
with races like the Marine Corps Marathon, Air Force Marathon and Army 10 Miler.
The event is being coordinated in association with the Memphis Runners Track Club,
the national governing body for track & field, long distance running,
and race walking in the United States.