Temporary road closures will take place between 6:30 and 10 a.m. Saturday, April 9, during the Tar Heel 10 Miler road race. The resulting altered traffic pattern will impact major roadways, including Cameron Avenue, Raleigh Street, Franklin Street and Raleigh Road.

Chapel Hill Transit (CHT) is advising its riders to expect possible schedule delays. CHT Saturday buses serving downtown Franklin Street and UNC campus area during this time may be detoured. While CHT will attempt to operate normal printed schedules on all routes, delays may occur. Riders should plan to travel after 10 a.m. to avoid possible schedule delays. For more information, please contact a CHT customer service representative at (919) 969-4900.

The Chapel Hill Police Department will have officers stationed at various intersections to guide motorists. The following information highlights plans along the race course.

For a complete list of the closures, see http://www.chapelhillnews.com/2011/04/07/63610/some-roads-closed-saturday-morning.html

Here are links to the full results from the Cary Road Race's 10K and 5K meet.

To view the 10K, click here.

To view the 5K, click here.

Derek Fenton, 39, of Holly Springs and Elise Easterling, 22, of Chapel
Hill took home the 10K titles from the 31st annual Cary Road Race on
Saturday.

More than 1,000 participants turned out for the 10K and 5K in the
event, which is the area's oldest continuous running event.