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Speed racers: Young Ridgefield athletes compete at the sixth annual Kids Duathlon

The Ridgefield Press

June 20, 2019Updated: June 26, 2019 1:59 p.m.

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Abigail O'Neil rides her bike during the sixth annual Ridgefield Kids Duathlon at the Ridgefield Parks & Recreation Center on Sunday, June 9. More than 100 athletes between the ages of 4 and 14 raced a run/bike/run format on the closed parks and recreation campus. Blue skies, perfect temperatures and and big smiles were highlights of the morning. The Ridgefield Bicycle Sport Club organizes the race for the youth community every year in June. — 1of8Abigail O'Neil rides her bike during the sixth annual Ridgefield Kids Duathlon at the Ridgefield Parks & Recreation Center on Sunday, June 9. More than 100 athletes between the ages of 4 and 14 raced a run/bike/run format on the closed parks and recreation campus. Blue skies, perfect temperatures and and big smiles were highlights of the morning. The Ridgefield Bicycle Sport Club organizes the race for the youth community every year in June.

Aidan McCaffery slaps hands during the sixth annual Ridgefield Kids Duathlon at the Ridgefield Parks and Recreation Center on Sunday, June 9. More than 100 athletes between the ages of 4 and 14 raced a run/bike/run format on the closed parks and recreation campus. Blue skies, perfect temperatures and and big smiles were highlights of the morning. The Ridgefield Bicycle Sport Club organizes the race for the youth community every year in June. — 2of8Aidan McCaffery slaps hands during the sixth annual Ridgefield Kids Duathlon at the Ridgefield Parks and Recreation Center on Sunday, June 9. More than 100 athletes between the ages of 4 and 14 raced a run/bike/run format on the closed parks and recreation campus. Blue skies, perfect temperatures and and big smiles were highlights of the morning. The Ridgefield Bicycle Sport Club organizes the race for the youth community every year in June.

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