06/09/2026
❤️ A finish line can change a life. ❤️🏁
For many people, crossing a finish line is a personal achievement.
For some of our athletes, it's something they were once told would never be possible.
At Addie Ray Racing, we've watched children and adults light up with pride as they crossed their very first finish line. We've seen families cry tears of joy. We've watched athletes who were underestimated, overlooked, or told "you can't" prove that they absolutely can.
And now we're looking for more athletes to join us.
If you are differently-abled—or if you have a child who is—we want you to know there is a place for you here.
Whether it's a 5K, a Marathon, or even an Ironman triathlon, our mission is simple: to make sure every athlete has the opportunity to experience the thrill, excitement, and pride of racing.
❤️ No experience necessary.❤️ No disability too significant.❤️ No athlete left behind.
We believe ability comes in many forms, and every person deserves the chance to feel the crowd cheering, the wind in their face, and the unforgettable moment of crossing a finish line.
If you've ever wondered whether this is possible for you or your child, this is your sign.
👉 Learn more and get involved here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNI1quPXHPSXKrr0y0JnLze1i3LFSk4witZkebefzUGEVhLg/viewform
And here's one favor we're asking from everyone who sees this:
PLEASE SHARE THIS POST.
Someone on your friends list may have a child, sibling, spouse, parent, student, or friend who has never heard about this opportunity. One share could connect them to a community that changes their life forever.
Let's show the world what inclusion really looks like.
🏁 Every athlete deserves a finish line.❤️ Every athlete deserves to be celebrated.🌟 Every athlete deserves a chance.
www.addierayracing.org
Addie Ray Racing Together We Can Fly Support Addie Ray Racing WHO WE ARE Addie Ray Racing was born from one belief: everyone deserves the chance to experience joy, freedom, and accomplishment—no matter their abilities. When Addie was diagnosed with Angelman syndrome at just 17 months old, her pare...