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Posted Saturday, 7 June, 2003 Wachusett is a 4.3 mile uphill mountain race (with 2 mild downhills) run on a paved access road to the summit of the mountain. The race climbs 1100' and is generally the fastest mountain race in New England (5:38 min per mile for male course record, 6:53 min per mile for female course record). Once again, this years race attracted many past & current members of the Teva US Mountain Running Team (and candidates) including: Paul Low - 2002 USATF Mountain Runner of the Year As expected, Paul and Eric lead the race from the start until Paul pulled ahead for good at the 1.5 mile mark. Paul had a strong race (winning in 24:50) backed up by several excellent snowshoe results this past winter and wins at the Merrimack River Trail Race and the 7 Sisters Trail Race. Eric 3rd - Richard Bolt - 25:25 1st - Suzy West - 31:22 Complete results can be found at: Next up for New England mountain runners: May 31 - Mt. Kearsarge Hill Climb - Warner, NH - 8.5 miles - 2931' of climb Richard Bolt Latest articles in Mountain Running
> TEVA US Mountain Running Team Members Shine on the Peak Manitou Springs, CO ---- Not only was the sun shining during today's 13.32-mile Pikes Peak Ascent, but also the faces of Teva US Mountain Running Team members Simon Gutierrez and Anita Oritz who added another victory to their running resumes. > De La Cerda, Ortiz Win USA Mountain Running Championships VAIL, Colo.- (July 6, 2003) - Peter De La Cerda of Alamosa, Colo. and Anita Ortiz of Eagle, Colo., won the inaugural USA Mountain Running Championships on Sunday morning. Also: > Full Results > First USA Mountain Running Championship Set for July 6 VAIL, Colo. - (June 30, 2003) - The first ever USA Mountain Running Championship will be held on July 6 in Vail, Colorado, in conjunction with the 25th annual Vail Hill Climb. |
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