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1st Annual Roxbury Radar Runs presented by the Knotty Moose

Maine · Saturday, February 21, 2026

The 1st Annual Roxbury Radar Runs presented by the Knotty Moose is a running event held on Saturday, February 21, 2026.

Date
Saturday, February 21, 2026 at 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location
Main St
Oxford County, Maine
04275
United States
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Get ready to unleash the throttle at the 1st Annual Roxbury Radar Runs, presented by the legendary Knotty Moose Tavern, on the frozen expanse of Roxbury Pond in Roxbury, Maine. This is where horsepower meets heart-pounding speed.

Drivers will face off on a 660-foot straightaway, a precision-marked stretch designed for one thing only: maximum velocity. Each participant gets two full-throttle runs, giving you a second chance to chase glory, shave off seconds, and push your machine to its limit.

As engines roar and radar guns lock on, the competition heats up—bragging rights, blistering speeds, and winter racing glory are all on the line. Whether you’re piloting a finely tuned sled, a street-legal rocket, or a purpose-built speed machine, this is your moment to prove who owns the fastest run on the pond.

Cold air. Hot engines. Pure adrenaline.

Welcome to the Roxbury Radar Run—where speed is the only language that matters.

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