What's your most memorable race photo? We've been inspired by all these Fall Marathons and would love to hear your story!
How do I submit my race photo?
- Post your race photo on your social media.
- Tag @rollrecovery & hashtag #DigDeeper.
- Explain why this is your most memorable race photo.
- Submit by November 5th 2017.
What's in it for you?
- A chance to be featured on our ROLL Recovery Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.
- A chance to win ROLL Apparel & Accessories.
Our ROLL Recovery Team's most memorable race photos:
Jeremy Nelson / Founder
Chicago Marathon
Chicago, IL
2009
Because I learned it's a lot harder than it looks. My sub 2:30 goal turned into 2:39.
Adriana Nelson / Co-Founder
Chicago Marathon
Chicago, IL
2007
I love it because it was an incredible experience to me. This photo shows “shock and craziness missing the 1st place in the last 30m but grateful at the same time.”
Matt Hensley / Sales Manager
Walt Disney Marathon
Orlando, FL
January 2013
My whole family raced and competed in the same marathon.
Nuta Olaru / Quality Control Manager + Events
Mt. Evans Ascent
Pike Peak, CO
2014
In this picture was the most beautiful view at the finish line. It was my first mountain race, which I won and team USA spot to participate in WMRA, USATF’s Mountain Ultra Trail Runners of the Year, Women’s Master Mountain Runner of the Year 2014.
Andy Wacker / General Opperations Manager + Events
Rock and Roll Denver
Denver, CO
2014
I messed up the race start time, showed up as the race was starting! But, kept my composure, and won the race!
Martin Medina / Quality Control + Events
Colorado Rocky Mountain Cross Country Shootout
Boulder, CO
2012
Ran the whole way with a great teammate, battled it out till the very end and could have broken the 25min barrier but I ran out of juice.
Tracy Ann Koch / Marketing Manager
NYC Marathon
New York City, NY
November 2013
I never thought I'd run a marathon and I'm not sure I really want to run one again. I do know that it meant the world to me when I saw my whole family on the side line on 1st Ave.
