Justin and Kris Freeman, Daniel Moore Race Up Mount Washington

Justin and Kris finish 8th and 12th

July 22, 2015 • Saved under Sports
Justin Freeman and his brother Kris (pictured) were the first two New Hampshire residents to cross the finish line of the Mount Washington Road Race on June 20. The race is an historic all-uphill 7.6-mile run that draws thousands of runners from across New England, throughout the US, and from countries as close as Canada and as far away as Kenya to make the grueling climb to the summit of the highest peak in the Northeast. The course rises 4,650 vertical feet from start to finish, but relax: there’s only one hill in this race! Justin finished in 8th place in 1:05:55; Kris finished in 12th at 1:08:52. Daniel Moore of Andover finished 418th at 1:47:34.
Justin Freeman and his brother Kris (pictured) were the first two New Hampshire residents to cross the finish line of the Mount Washington Road Race on June 20. The race is an historic all-uphill 7.6-mile run that draws thousands of runners from across New England, throughout the US, and from countries as close as Canada and as far away as Kenya to make the grueling climb to the summit of the highest peak in the Northeast. The course rises 4,650 vertical feet from start to finish, but relax: there’s only one hill in this race! Justin finished in 8th place in 1:05:55; Kris finished in 12th at 1:08:52. Daniel Moore of Andover finished 418th at 1:47:34.