Race Website
Additional race information can be found at https://www.gtr.runfarc.com/.
Description
This is the 30th year of the Great Train Race! This event is for runners under 18 years old and consists of three races: The 1 mile Express, the 1/2 mile George Dashington, and the 1/4 mile Caboose run. The first event will start at 7:30am.
Additional race information can be found on the race website: gtr.runfarc.com
Note: Any changes in health or safety guidelines may impact the format of the event.
Packet Pickup
Packet Pickup will be held at Dick's Sporting Goods in Spotsy Towne Centre
Friday May 3rd from 5 to 9pm & Saturday May 4th from 10am to 4pm
There is no race day packet pickup! Coming in from out of town? Contact us at gtr@runfarc.com to discuss options.
Tentative Race Day Schedule
1 MILE EXPRESS
7:30am - Heat 1 - Boys 14 & Up
7:40am - Heat 2 - Girls 14 & Up
7:50am - Heat 3 - Boys 12-13
8:00am - Heat 4 - Girls 12-13
8:10am - Heat 5 - Boys 10-11
8:20am - Heat 6 - Girls 10-11
8:30am - Heat 7 - Boys 9
8:40am - Heat 8 - Boys 8
8:50am - Heat 9 - Girls 8-9
9:00am - Heat 10 - Boys 6-7
9:10am - Heat 11 - Girls 6-7
9:20am - Heat 12 - Fun Heat*
GEORGE DASHINGTON 1/2 MILE
9:40am - Heat 13 - Boys 8-10
9:50am - Heat 14 - Girls 8-10
10:00am - Heat 15 - Boys 6-7
10:10am - Heat 16 - Girls 6-7
10:20am - Heat 17 - All 5 & Under
10:30am - Heat 18 - Fun Heat*
CABOOSE RUN 1/4 MILE
10:45am - Heat 19- Boys 4-5
10:50am - Heat 20 - Girls 4-5
10:55am - Heat 21 - Boys 3 & Under
11:00am - Heat 22 - Girls 3 & Under
*Fun Heats are intended for runners who may need a bit more time or have special needs. Contact us for more information at gtr@runfarc.com if your child would like to be included in a Fun Heat. Participants in the Fun Heats are not eligible for awards.
Loisann's Hope House
Mission:
To quickly move children and their families from homelessness to housing.
Vision:
To end the cycle of all homelessness for all children and their families within the Rappahannock Region.
Our program is designed to improve the quality of life for our families by helping them move from homelessness to permanent housing. We offer educational opportunities and support services which include: intensive case management, tutoring, employment or vocational training, placement and referrals, life skills and social skills courses, stress management, as well as financial management, wellness and nutrition. We also provide transportation for those families without an automobile.We utilize the local community resources and make referrals for mental health counseling, domestic violence counseling, parenting classes, substance abuse treatment and medical/dental services Loisann's Hope House is funded through private donations and private, local, state, and federal grants. We are well established within our community with a strong presence and a good reputation for success. Donations, volunteers, and services provided to our organization from the community continue to flow. We are very thankful to have such great support for our program.
Race Contact Info
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Directions
Fredericksburg Train Station
