Solidarity Sidekick down Route 66 - Stop 11- Lincoln 6.6K

Where the Railsplitter watches over the Mother Road — and over us. Welcome to Stop 11 of the Solidarity Sidekick Down Route 66 series — a 6.6K run/walk through Lincoln, Illinois, home of one of the most iconic Route 66 landmarks in the entire state: the towering Railsplitter Covered Wagon with Abraham Lincoln reading atop it. This stop blends Americana, history, and heart into a powerful chapter of our statewide journey. This series also stands in solidarity with Enric Casacuberta, who is running the entire Illinois stretch of Route 66 solo to honor those living with ALS. At each stop, participants join Enric for a 2.1‑mile shared run, a symbolic “sidekick” segment that reminds him — and every family touched by ALS — that no one travels this road alone. Lincoln is one of the most visually striking meet‑up points, where courage, community, and history converge. Event Highlights 6.6K Route 66 Course: A scenic run through Lincoln’s historic corridor, anchored by the legendary Railsplitter Covered Wagon. Run With Enric: Join him for the 2.1‑mile shared segment as he continues his statewide ALS journey. Iconic Landmark: The world‑famous giant Lincoln statue and wagon create a one‑of‑a‑kind backdrop for photos, memories, and meaning. Sidekick Spirit: Honoring the friends, families, and supporters who walk alongside those facing ALS. Community‑Driven: Open to all paces and all ages — Lincoln’s welcoming spirit makes this stop unforgettable. Series Momentum: Earn your Stop 11 badge as you help carry the Route 66 torch toward the final Illinois miles. Why 6.6K? Each event in this series honors the Mother Road itself — 6.6 kilometers symbolizing the 2,400‑mile journey of Route 66 and the long, winding road families travel with ALS. Your miles matter. Your presence matters. Your solidarity matters. Be Part of the Journey Lincoln is a stop that feels larger than life — not just because of the wagon, but because of the community that gathers beneath it. When you show up here, yo