Results: Virtual TNR Week 1
Results are in from Week 1 of the 2020 Virtual TNR. Thank you to everyone who participated! This week on the Village Course our fastest runner was Adrienne Owens, running a quick time of 20:35. He was followed by Ashley Lidman in 24:15 and Cydney Terrone in 24:56. Aemelia Terrone was the sole biker out this week and she set a blazing bike benchmark of 15:39.
Next week we will be running the Common Course. The Common Course course starts on the Common at the Northwest corner (corner closest to the Library). Begin by running towards Craftsbury Academy, then running a loop around the Common clockwise following the Common Loop, then turning left onto North Craftsbury Road and following the rest of the course. When you arrive back at the Common, again run around the Common Loop clockwise to finish at the end of the school parking lot. This is the same course we used for the Cabin Fever 5k! View map here. Results should be sent to running@craftsbury.com by June 21.
Our goal is season participation, so instead of season rankings this year we will be awarding prizes for participation in either 8 or 12 races! You earn points for completing the course as well as bonus points for sending us a photo of yourself on the day you raced!
Photo Clarification: To be eligible for an extra point each week your photo needs to actually include yourself! Selfies or self timer, we just want to see you out working hard in the community. Everyone who raced this week will receive a pass because it was not entirely clear.
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***Please note that participation in this virtual series as at your own risk. We strongly encourage following all Vermont Health and Safety guidelines for social distancing and not gathering in groups greater than 10 people. Following these rules ensures the safety of our community and if we receive complaints we will have no choice but to suspend the series. Please also follow abide by traffic laws when running and biking on the roads; be aware at intersections, travel on the left side of the road, travel on the shoulder, and do not assume cars see you.***