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Sports / Running
The 53rd annual Falmouth Road Race is drawing near, bringing together elite runners, wheelchair athletes, and thousands of spectators to Cape Cod. This year celebrates the 50th anniversary of the wheelchair division and promises exciting co...
The Falmouth Road Race has grown from a humble beginning in 1973 to become a staple event on Cape Cod and an internationally recognized race. Founded on a barroom dream by Tommy Leonard, the race has evolved into the number one money-generating weekend of the Falmouth summer season. This year’s race features elite runners such as Wesley Kiptoo and Melknat Wudu, alongside the 50th-anniversary celebration of the wheelchair division, with stars like Tatyana McFadden and Daniel Romanchuk participating.
**Road Closures and Transportation**: Expect significant road closures in Woods Hole and Falmouth Heights. The Steamship Authority will operate with a modified schedule, and access to ferry terminals will be restricted during certain hours. Plan your travel accordingly.
**Economic and Community Impact**: The race significantly boosts local businesses, drawing visitors from around the world. Local establishments like the Ghelfi family candy shop and the Quahog Republic Leeside are preparing for the influx of customers.
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