In its fourth year, the Flying Point 10K run and 2K walk in Water Mill has continued to build upon its tradition as a family-oriented race that raises awareness of autism and developmental disabilities.
Runners and walkers enjoyed a picture perfect Sunday at Flying Point Beach and on the 10K course, which looped through the estate section of Water Mill and Southampton, beginning and ending at a beach parking lot.
More than 180 runners crossed the finish line in the 10K and another three dozen people participated in the 2K walk. Franklin Diaz, 25, of Farmingdale was the first runner to come across the line, finishing in 36:50 (5:56 pace). He was the best among the talented field despite working a night shift at Applebee’s that kept him awake until 3... more
Runners and walkers enjoyed a picture perfect Sunday at Flying Point Beach and on the 10K course, which looped through the estate section of Water Mill and Southampton, beginning and ending at a beach parking lot.
More than 180 runners crossed the finish line in the 10K and another three dozen people participated in the 2K walk. Franklin Diaz, 25, of Farmingdale was the first runner to come across the line, finishing in 36:50 (5:56 pace). He was the best among the talented field despite working a night shift at Applebee’s that kept him awake until 3... more
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