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Flagler Beach’s Great Bed Race: The Nuttiness, The Bed-Hopping, The Photo Gallery

October 2, 2010 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

Ashland Herdon celebrated her 6th birthday at the races. (FlaglerLive)

Flagler Beach’s Second Annual Great Bed Race: If you weren’t there, you missed one of the year’s most exhilarating, hilarious and creative events in the county. Not to mention generous: the money raised (we’ll have a figure for you when it comes in) will go to Flagler County’s neediest children.

Fourteen teams—14 beds with five team members each—entered, 14 raced in pairs down and up and through South 2nd St. and South Daytona Ave. A crowd of about 1,000 lined and cheered the way, and in the end all sorts of winners were announced: those who won the actual timed race, those who won all sorts of other categories.

The judges’ picks:

Most Creative: Sea Ray Boats (no surprise there)

Funniest: Home Helpers/Las Palmas

Most Beautiful: High Tides

What Were You Thinking: Apria Home Health

People’s Choice: Matanzas High School Leos Club

Here are the results of the timed races:

2010 Results: Flagler Beach Bed Race

PlaceContestantsTime
1Pirates of Flagler Beach5:23
2Flagler County Schools5:46
3Sea Ray Cruisers6:02
4Pittsburgh Steelers Fan Club6:04
5Matanzas HS Leos Club6:07
6Hospice Helpers6:10
7Matanzas HS Key Club6:37
8High Tides7:04
9Apria Healthcare7:51
10Re/Max Oceanside8:04
11Home Helpers/Las Palmas8:08
12FPC Key Club8:17
13FPC Leos Club8:22
14Flagler Beach Rotary9:30

The Great bed Race Photo Gallery (with thanks to Caitlin Hannan)

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  1. Jack Jeffe says

    October 2, 2010 at 11:54 pm

    Great coverage for the Bed Race! Wish I could have been there.

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  2. Ryan M says

    October 3, 2010 at 10:45 am

    People’s Choice I believe was MHS Leo’s Club with a little over 200 dollars collected

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  3. FlaglerLive says

    October 3, 2010 at 2:21 pm

    Thank you Ryan. We’ll update.

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  4. A. Massey says

    October 3, 2010 at 3:23 pm

    High Tides @ Snack Jack raised the most money! $315 in pledges. Woo Woo! It was a great event and for a wonderful cause. Thanks for covering it!

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