Leonide J. Lemire Road Race 4.9 Mile Run
The Annual Leonide J. Lemire Road Race is a historic 4.9-mile run held in Southbridge, Massachusetts, starting and finishing at the Tri-Community Family Branch YMCA. Known as the longest-running 4.9-mile road race in the U.S., it takes runners on a scenic course through Southbridge, passing monuments honoring local veterans.
Established to honor Leonard J. Lemire, the first Southbridge casualty of WWII, the event supports military and veteran memberships at the YMCA. The race features multiple categories including individual, seniors, military, wheelchair solo and duo teams, and a virtual run.
Participants enjoy age-group prizes, refreshments, and a patriotic Independence Day atmosphere. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Always double-check with the organizer's website – things can change, and we might have sprinted past a few details!
