The countdown to the Bank of America Chicago 13.1 race is on.
Scheduled to step off at 7 a.m. Sunday, the half marathon's course is located on Chicago's West side.
It weaves through three local community areas: Garfield Park, Humboldt Park, and Douglass Park.
This location, which was first unveiled for last year's inaugural race, is a change from other Bank of America races in the city. The beloved Shamrock Shuffle and others are located in the Loop; a popular area for the running community.
According to their website, the Bank of America 13.1 Chicago "offers runners a uniquely Chicago experience; encouraging the running community to get out of the Loop and explore the neighborhoods of Chicago’s West Side."
Starting and finishing at Garfield Park, the course runs a total of 13.1 miles.
To download the full course map, see here.
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General registration is now closed for the event, but you can sign up here to find out when registration for the 2024 race begins.
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