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Boilermaker Road Race
The Boilermaker Road Race is a USATF-certified race in Utica, New York, United States. The race attracts runners from all over the world as well as runners from across the country, although most runners are local to the race.
The Boilermaker is organized in conjunction with the National Distance Running Hall of Fame and has been run every year since 1978. From 1997-2006 the Boilermaker Road Race was known as the largest 15K in the country (of three).
The race is registered as a not-for-profit event and is subsidized by the City of Utica and the State of New York. Additionally it is sponsored and written off, in part, by the Matt Brewing Company of Utica, NY.
==History==
The Boilermaker is a not-for-profit 501-(c) organization in support of a road race that was established in 1978. The first Boilermaker was run on July 16, 1978. That year, the race and had a budget of $750 and attracted just over 800 local runners. In that Utica has little else to offer by way of "events", and the need for continued large profits, the Boilermaker has expanded past the 15K race. Numerous loosely related "events" are scheduled the entire weekend which Utica residents call "Boilermaker Weekend". The race gained national prominence in 1983, when American distance runner Bill Rodgers won with a time of 44:38.
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