896 days after the previous edition Antwerp finally played host to a new edition of the AG Antwerp 10 Miles. 26,000 runners crossed the Kennedy and Waasland tunnels for a memorable 16km run through the city, with Michael Somers and Nina Lauwaert winning the event. Some 3500 runners participated in the 6.8 km AG Antwerp Short Run while 1000 kids enjoyed the Alpro Kids Run, setting the total for the one-off autumn edition of the AG Antwerp 10 Miles at 30,500 participants.

Registrations for Sunday's 35th edition of the AG Antwerp 10 Miles have been closed after the cap of 26,000 entries has been reached on Thursday afternoon. Signing up for the 6,8 km AG Antwerp Short Run and the 1.8 km Alpro Kids Run is still possible, with a total of 31,000 runners expected for the delayed 2020 edition.

On Sunday 10th October, tens of thousands of runners and spectators will descend on Antwerp for the 35th edition of the AG Antwerp 10 Miles. Public transport and bicycles will be your safest bet for making your way there. Everybody can consult the most up-to-date mobility information regarding the biggest running party of the country on www.slimnaarantwerpen.be. A piece of advice for all participants: leave for Antwerp on time, try to get there one and a half hours before the start of your race on Sunday.