by Alfonz JuckPandemic derails August start of Falmouth Road Race: https://t.co/qPGT8euwhG
— Cape Cod Times sports (@sportsCCT) April 29, 2020
July and August looked safe but not anymore
NEW YORK (USA): With nearly all spring running events already cancelled or postponed, several prominent summer races have begun to join them. July and August looked safe just a month ago for holding events, but event organizers are realizing that there is still too much uncertainty due to the COVID-19 crisis to fully plan for races in late June, July and August. “This has been a heartbreaking decision for all of us, but is the right and only decision to be made at this time of uncertainty and unknowns,” said Olympic gold medalist Joan Samuelson the founder of the TD Beach to Beacon 10-K which was just cancelled yesterday. The event had been scheduled for Saturday, August 1, in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. From RRW.
It is with a heavy heart we announce our decision to cancel the 2020 #TDB2B10K road race. We’ll be sharing updates in the coming weeks on plans for how the TDB2B10K community can stay connected during this time. Read more about our official statement at https://t.co/Zc2Gejj2Jr.
— Beach2Beacon10K (@Beach2Beacon10K) April 29, 2020
