How does the Ocean State Rhode Races Marathon Rank?
The Ocean State Rhode Races Marathon was the 187th largest marathon in the U.S. last year and was the 189th largest in 2022.
Last year 5.6% of finishers qualified for the Boston Marathon and 11.9% of runners qualified for Boston in 2022.
This gives the Ocean State Rhode Races Marathon the 320th highest percentage of Boston Marathon qualifiers in the U.S. last year and the 132nd highest percentage in 2022.
Its Course Score of 97.32 ranks it as the 360th fastest marathon course in the U.S. and the 5th fastest course in Rhode Island.
The typical race time temperature and humidity levels are within the ideal range for optimal marathon performance. This, coupled with the Course Score, gives the Ocean State Rhode Races Marathon a PR Score of 97.32. This PR Score ranks it as the 309th fastest marathon in the U.S. and the 5th fastest in Rhode Island.
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Ocean State Rhode Races Marathon Elevation Chart
Max Elevation: 194 feet (59m) Min Elevation: 2 feet (0m)
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Billy D's review of 2019 Ocean State Rhode Races Marathon.
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Nice small town marathon. Scenic ocean views, coastal neighborhoods, and rural back roads. The weather was picture perfect on Saturday, unfortunately the race was Sunday. A steady, cold rain, to go along with 40 MPH sustained winds made things a bit less enjoyable than they could have been. I was still amazed by the enthusiasm of the volunteers even with the harsh conditions. Cool finish running towards the towers, and there was a good sized tent to shield runners from the elements as they came off the course.
Race Tips
I assumed running along the ocean would be fairly flat. Wrong. It was a hilly start through mile 5, a big climb at mile 18, and the last one between 24 and 25. My garmin had me over 1,000' elevation gain. Start conservative. I passed about 6 runners by mile 16 that flew by me at mile 6. You're gonna need a little extra at the end to get over the last hill.
I stayed 10 minutes away and got dropped off at the beach no problem. Lots of parking spaces early, however the half marathon gets about 600 people, and starts a little later so they do fill up closer to the 7:30 start. Plenty of port o potties that were pretty clean. Bring your own bag to check, its pretty relaxed with that.
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