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Skyway 10K coverage: Racers catch a beautiful sunrise on way to the finish line

Congratulations to all the participants!

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Thousands of people ran, walked and rolled Sunday morning across Tampa Bay's iconic Sunshine Skyway Bridge.

And it all was for an important cause.

To date, the Skyway 10K has raised more than $1.8 million for the Armed Forces Families Foundation, which helps support military families. If you'd like to give, visit the organization's donation page.

One-hundred percent of all race registration fees will benefit the foundation and the work it does to give military families "a sense of community support and well-being while their loved ones are away fighting for our freedom."

10 Tampa Bay brought you live coverage of the fifth annual event — we are a proud sponsor!

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Scroll down below for updates throughout the morning:

Coverage of the 2022 Skyway 10K

8:52 a.m.: Reasons for running the Skyway 10K 

8:47 a.m.: Celebrating everyone at the finish line!

8:37 a.m.: Racers make a push to the finish line

8:30 a.m.: Supporting the Armed Forces Families Foundation

8:20 a.m.: American flag at the midway

8:15 a.m.: Posing for a photo

7:55 a.m.: Meteorologist Natalie Ferrari stops by!

7:37 a.m.: Runners get back to the Trop

7:27 a.m.: Meteorologist Grant Gilmore stops to say "hey"

7:26 a.m.: A beautiful view from mid-span

7:15 a.m.: Congrats, Alexi Potter!

She finished with a time of 42:35.49  with a 6:51 pace!

7:10 a.m.: Congrats, Jeremy Richardson!

He finished with a time of 34:58.87 with a 5:38 pace!

7 a.m.: Sunshine greets the runners

6:58 a.m.: Minutes away from 10 Tampa Bay Brightside!

6:52 a.m.: Here comes the sun — and the first runner!

6:40 a.m.: Congrats, Eric Fife!

He finished with a time of 21:01.33!

6:30 a.m.: Runners hit the pavement

6:20 a.m.: Racers on hand cycles start race

6:15 a.m.: Presentation of colors, national anthem

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