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ABOUT THIS RACE
The first annual bicycle race for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) in 1984 was a significant event aimed at raising awareness and funds for muscular dystrophy research and support. Organized by MDA and its supporters, the race likely attracted cyclists from various backgrounds and skill levels, all united in their commitment to supporting individuals and families affected by muscular dystrophy.
Such events typically draw attention to the cause, highlighting the importance of research and the need for continued support for those living with muscular dystrophy. Participants likely competed in various categories, from amateur to professional, with prizes and recognition for top performers.
Beyond the competitive aspect, these races often foster a sense of community and solidarity among participants, volunteers, and spectators, all coming together for a common purpose. The inaugural race in 1984 likely laid the foundation for future events, becoming an annual tradition that continues to this day, contributing to the ongoing efforts to improve the lives of those affected by muscular dystrophy.