_ The 2022 Memorial Day Mile:
Started in 2015, the Memorial Day Mile connects thankful citizens with Memorial Day observance through an annual race held on Memorial Day morning.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What’s the race format?
- 9:00am Female Competitive Mile (must be able to run under 10 minutes for 1 Mile)
- 9:20am Male Competitive Mile (must be able to run under 10 minutes for 1 Mile)
- 9:40am Family Walk/Jog/Run
There will be no awards ceremony this year and congregating following the race is discouraged.
- 11:00am Memorial Day Service on the Johnson County Courthouse lawn
How much does the race cost and what do I get for my entry fee?
- Entry fees: $12 for 18+ and $6 for under 18
- Every participant receives a Memorial Day Mile t-shirt and a finisher medal
- Shirt and bib pick up is the Sunday before the race 1pm-4pm and from 7:15-8:30am on race day in the large parking lot by the Start Line
- No shirts or medals will be mailed
- Water is provided at the finish of the race
Are pets allowed? Sorry, no pets are allowed.
Where is race held and what’s the course? Everything centers around the Johnson County Courthouse in Franklin, IN 46131. Click the link to see a map of the course: 2022 MEMORIAL DAY MILE COURSE
How many people run/walk? The Memorial Day Mile has more finishers than any other Mile race in Indiana and was the 9th largest Mile race in America in 2019 with 1,063 finishers.
If I run the competitive race can I do the family race with my family? Absolutely!
Do you provide restrooms? Porta Johns are located at the start/finish area.
Where can I find results from last year’s race? We did a virtual race in 2020 with no final results. Results from 2019 can be found here: 2019 RACE RESULTS
Why do you put on the race? To connect thankful citizens with Memorial Day observance by giving families and friends an opportunity to come together in downtown Franklin to walk/jog/run prior to the annual Memorial Day Service. Memorial Day Mile, Inc. is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.
Anything else I need to know about the race? Below is a list of the 165 men from Johnson County who died in action for our freedoms and a 2 minute Memorial Day Mile race video.
2021 Results at: runsignup.com
2019 Results at: runsignup.com
2018 Results at: runsignup.com
2017 Results at: runsignup.com
2016 Results at: runsignup.com