Photo Credit: Clancy Creative/Amica Newport Marathon
Newport, RI – The results are in, and the Amica Newport Marathon has been recognized by RaceRaves as the top marathon in Rhode Island!
The event, which is produced by Gray Matter Marketing, is held on Columbus Day Weekend. Starting and finishing at Easton’s Beach, the race has a half marathon and marathon options. The 2019 race is scheduled for October 13th, 2019 and registration will open on December 1st, 2018 at Newportmarathon.com.
RaceRaves, the leading online race finder and reviews community for runners, recently announced the winners of its “Best Marathons in the U.S.” poll. The top race in each state was selected based on votes from thousands of runners across the country, along with reviews and ratings on RaceRaves.com. More than a laundry list, the handy “who’s who” guide will help first-timers and seasoned marathoners alike build their all-star marathon wish list.
Common themes among the winning events included exceptional production and on-course support, strong community involvement, and a scenic marathon course that showcases the beauty and attractions of the local region.
“This race is special in so many ways, from our charitable contributions to the scenery along the course,” says Matt Gray, President of Gray Matter Marketing. “It’s a great way to show off our hometown, a place that we really love. We’re excited to be included on this list and look forward to creating another first-class experience, with Amica, for our runners in 2019.”
“This initiative was born out of our passion and commitment to help runners discover the best races across the country,” said RaceRaves Co-founder Mike Sohaskey. “We’re thrilled at the enthusiastic response from runners nationwide, and we congratulate each of these first-class events on this well-deserved recognition.”
The complete list of winning marathons by the state is available on RaceRaves.com.
Levitate Music & Arts Festival announces 2024 dates
52 sea turtles experiencing ‘cold stun’ in New England flown to rehab in Florida
Middletown Council revives subcommittee to study short-term rentals
Offensive struggles mount for the Patriots, Giants and Jets
Rep. Pressley introduces legislation to guarantee right to vote for people with felonies on record
Decades after Europe, turning blades send first commercial offshore wind power onto US grid
What’s Up Interview: Sadie Dupuis of Speedy Ortiz, playing Union Station in Providence on Dec. 15
DEM stocking Melville Pond next week with Sebago Salmon, Brook, and Rainbow Trout
Portsmouth waterfront home sells for $2.7 million
Dr. Michael Fine: What’s Crazy About Hepatitis C, HIV, and Colon Cancer
Loading...
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.