Our Story
acidotic RACING, LLC started as an adventure racing team in the summer of 2002. Brothers Chris & Jay Dunn were in search of an athletic outlet that would allow them to compete together. Racing as Team Live Free or Die they slogged through the hills and swamps of Harriman State Park during the inagural NYARA event, The Longest Day. After fifteen hours they mercifully headed toward the nearest interstate and hitched back to the finish and a DNF. Since that time they've improved their teamwork, refined their navigation skills, and enhanced their year round training programs and regularly vie for top 10 finishes at every race they compete in.
The team has now grown to over 75 members and regularly competes in snowshoe racing, mountain bike racing, ultra-distance trail running, triathlon, and road racing all over the northeast. Recently, we've added event management to our bag of tricks and will organize and host endurance events in the seacoast and lakes region of New Hampshire where we live and play.
Please explore this site to find out about our ever growing team and event management company. If you have a love for great adventure, you're always welcome to train and race with us. New to a sport we compete in? We're just the people you need...we've helped countless teammates experience new sports over the years. Thank you for your interest in acidotic RACING, LLC.
Call or email us for more information on where we're racing, training, or hosting an event in your 'neck of the woods'.
What People Are Saying About Us...
Hey Chris Dunn, the Dunn family, volunteers, sponsors, and "acidotic RACING",
As a "die-hard" WMAC member, snowshoe racer since about 2001, and moreover as one of the 3 Northeast Regional Representatives of the United States Snowshoe Association (USSSA) I just wanted to commend you and "acidotic" for providing all participants with an awesome snowshoe event today. In particular Chris, your enthusiasm and caring about ALL competitors, great organization, and greeting us at the finish deserve more than ordinary recognition. The "swag" was really nice, however the kids's events were the highlight of the day. This unique winter sport of snowshoe racing is growing steadily and it's refreshing to see kids embrace it on their own level. I intend to pass on my very positive experience to Ed Alibozek, the Guru of the WMAC snowshoe series. The course was perfectly marked, and indeed challenging with the ups, downs, and of course Cobble Mtn (personally my favorite part). By the way Chris, that guy at the top of Cobble Mtn looked way too young to be your Dad!
Thanks for having this event. The WMAC'ers present today, and others who I talked with after the race were very impressed! Nice job! As you know the WMAC snowshoe series is the "Holy Grail" of snowshoe racing in the Northeast but they/we/I have always appreciated and welcomed those who promote the spirit of snowshoe racing. You truly did that at Cobble Mtn today and many people thank you.
Kudo's to all!
Bill Morse
Dracut, MA
Our Mission
acidotic RACING, LLC is committed to hosting first class outdoor sporting events at great locations that benefit local non-profits and are supported by similarly committed business partners.
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As the weather gets colder we begin to look forward to the first snowfall here in the northeast because it can only mean one thing...snowshoe racing! Check out our list of races at our "On Snow" webpage.
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"It's not where you finish, it's how you finish that counts."
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Snowshoe Racing?
Yes you can race on snowshoes and no it's not as crazy as it sounds. Snowshoe racing in the northeast is growing at an incredibly fast rate. As soon as the ground is covered with snow you can find a race somewhere in this region every weekend from January 1st through the middle of March. Many weekends with multiple events. You probably will prefer a smaller lighter 'running-specific' snowshoe like the DION Snowshoes 121 model made right here in New England by Bob Dion of North Bennington, VT. We've written a little article explaining the basics of the sport. You can read it by visiting the Granite State Snowshoe Series webpage <<here>>. Here are some images from the past few winters of racing here in the northeast.
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