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Crim Festival Of Races 2011 May 2026

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: Hundreds of volunteers supported the event, and thousands of spectators lined the bricks of Saginaw Street to cheer on finishers.

: Evelyn Lagat (also from Kenya) took first place for the women.

Detailed archived results for individual participants can be searched on the Crim Fitness Foundation Results Database . 2011 35th Crim Festival of Races Flint Michigan

: Of the nearly 17,000 attendees, more than 10,000 ran the flagship 10-mile race, which is famous for its "Bradley Hills" and the blue line painted on the road to guide runners.

: Jon Steinhoff of Grand Blanc won the men’s division in 5:09, while Anusha Mannam was the top female finisher.

: Julius Kogo of Kenya repeated his title with a time of 47:14 (some reports noted 47:15), becoming only the fourth man in the race's history to repeat as champion.

: The 2011 event was one of the final years the Crim Fitness Foundation helped manage the Brooksie Way Half Marathon before focusing more heavily on its Flint-based programs.

The signature race saw dominant performances from international and local elite runners:

Crim Festival Of Races 2011 May 2026

: Hundreds of volunteers supported the event, and thousands of spectators lined the bricks of Saginaw Street to cheer on finishers.

: Evelyn Lagat (also from Kenya) took first place for the women.

Detailed archived results for individual participants can be searched on the Crim Fitness Foundation Results Database . 2011 35th Crim Festival of Races Flint Michigan

: Of the nearly 17,000 attendees, more than 10,000 ran the flagship 10-mile race, which is famous for its "Bradley Hills" and the blue line painted on the road to guide runners.

: Jon Steinhoff of Grand Blanc won the men’s division in 5:09, while Anusha Mannam was the top female finisher.

: Julius Kogo of Kenya repeated his title with a time of 47:14 (some reports noted 47:15), becoming only the fourth man in the race's history to repeat as champion.

: The 2011 event was one of the final years the Crim Fitness Foundation helped manage the Brooksie Way Half Marathon before focusing more heavily on its Flint-based programs.

The signature race saw dominant performances from international and local elite runners: