Need to provide information about where to park prior to the race and the swag and end of race goodies were too far from the finish and hidden down a hill.  Nice course!

Unfortunately I agree with murrmom - it was very poorly managed.  I was one of the "welcomed walkers" for the 10K and we were the last ones walking in that category.  We were keeping up pretty well, but apparently not fast enough for the hired police officers who left their locations before we got there - it was hard to miss - we were just a little behind.  Because of this we had to cross Spalding Dr. on our own and shortened our walk because we did not want to walk on Hwy. 141 w/o police assistance.  Much too dangerous.  Very disappointed as this was my first attempt.  The event did not start on time and there was indeed no clock at the finish line unless I just totally missed it.  I too never saw the vehicles except for the very beginning of the race and then they were nowhere to be seen unless you were in the top running category I assume.  This can be very discouraging for people who are just beginning.  If you want more participation, I suggest you talk to other race organizers before next year.

The race was to start at 7:00 am. It started at 7:06 am. I pre-registered and arrived early in order to p/u my bib number. A good thing as p/u was disorganized at best. For $30, I expect to things minimally: individual timing and a closed course. This race offered neither. I crossed the finish line and one of the race organizers asked me my bib number. I gave it to him. In the results, I am listed as DNS and results associated with my bib number are associated with another racer. Finally, the 10K was longer than 6.2 miles. I've had a bad experience with a Georgia Race Cup race in the past. It won't happen again.

I enjoyed the 10K course. However, I was really angry about the t-shirts. When you pay $30 for a race, you expect to get the size your registered for. Also the shirt was advertising the festival. It said nothing about the race. I also question the timing validity. Some of the 10K times were almost impossible.

Agree with poor reviews - this race was badly managed from top to bottom. It was difficult to locate, volunteers weren't particularly helpful, there was poor signage towards the end of the 10k course (almost wondered if we had somehow gotten lost), no clock at the finish line, weird timing mechanism (cell phones?!), event did not start on time... but my biggest complaint is in regards to t-shirts. After registering well in advance and paying $30 , I expected to get the size shirt I registered for, and have that shirt mention the race. I was told that I could contact the coordinator for a replacement, but so far haven't heard back. I won't be running this race in the future, which is a shame because for a 10k it is actually a nice, fairly flat course.