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Johnny's SummaryThe Historic Winslow Sprint
Sunday, May 6th 9AM – 4 PM
Join us, for what should be a great day of bicycle touring in Marshfield, Scituate, and Duxbury. This 43.5 mile tour will follow salt water marshes, beaches, historic districts and most likely a few cranberry bogs in three beautiful South Shore towns.
Flat Rate Registration: $200
Registration includes: Event Jersey*, cinch sak, water bottle, and entry to the LOBSTER BOIL after party.
Family and friends are invited to the after party, each adult $30 for a ticket, children eat free.
REGISTRATION LINK & CUE SHEETS
The Winslow Sprint is a fundraiser that will support the ongoing efforts of preservation and operations for the Issac Winslow House of Marshfield, MA. The house is a 501 3 (C) non profit organization, and the flat rate donation of $200 to participate in the Tour is tax deductible.
Join us for a fun way to get out and enjoy spring, and represent a cornerstone of the history of Marshfield, and South Shore!
Preliminary Schedule for Sunday May 6th
7 a.m. registration begins
(Light pre-tour breakfast snacks will be available)
9 a.m. Tour Start
There is a mandatory stop at mile 21 for hydration, snacks and restrooms.
11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After-Party
After-Party Sponsor
The Tour will be supported by a level 4 bike mechanic to sweep the route, professional medical personnel from Mass. General Hospital for any first aid, the Marshfield Police Dept. a motorcycle officer dedicated to patrolling the route, and the Marshfield Fire Dept. dedicating an ambulance on stand by for any help requested.
To Register, all riders will be required to accept the rules of the road governed by Massachusetts General Laws Section 85, Chapter 11B regarding bicycle/road safety. All riders will be required to wear a helmet and carry a cell phone during this tour. No electronic headphones, mpg’s, i-pods, or any other electronic device that could distract or hinder the rider’s ability to ride safely and hear will be allowed. No children under the age of 15 are allowed and any child under the age of 18 must be accompanied by and parent or guardian.
