Bix 7 organizers have announced they're lifting all coronavirus restrictions for the July 24, 2021 race. That means there will be no caps on the race, you only need to wear a mask if you're not vaccinated and there will be no delayed starts.

So essentially the race will look and feel just like it did in 2019. The race will held Saturday, July 24, with an 8 a.m. start from 4th and Brady streets. Both the Bix 7 and the Quick Bix will start at 8 a.m.

According to the QC Times, race director Michelle Juehring announced COVID-19 safety protocols were lifted Friday morning after consulting with the race's local medical team. Race organizers are calling the race an opportunity for the Quad-Cities community to "Come Back to the Start."

This past spring, race organizers and local health officials decided to put a cap on the race at 10,000 participants and put measures in place to increase space between runners for social distancing. That included staggered start times. Those restrictions have been lifted.

You can still register for the race and volunteers are still needed. Here's where you can sign up to race and inquire about volunteering. It's the 47th year for the Bix 7 road race. It's sure to be a good one.

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