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RACE INFORMATION

A SCENIC RACE ON THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY TRAIL

Starting at the historic Craneway Pavilion, all distances will run out along the San Francisco Bay Trail with breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay, the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, and Mt. Tamalpais. The courses are flat and fast making them great for beginners or runners looking to set a personal record.

Walkers/hikers and runners of all levels are welcome!

All races will be professionally chip timed.

 

Discover more about the Victory Ships and the history of the Craneway Pavilion.

START TIMES

7:30 AM

HALF HIKERS

8:00 AM

HALF MARATHON

8:15 AM

10K

8:30 AM

5K

For half marathon participants who wish to hike the course and take more than 4.5 hours, we will offer a "Hiker Division" start at 7:30 am. Those starting at 7:30 should carry water as the first and second aid stations might not be 100% up and running, depending on the hikers speed. Hiker starts will not be eligible to win the race or for age group awards, but will be listed as official finishers in the Hiker Division and will still receive finisher medals.

VICTORY COURSE INFORMATION

All three courses are out and back along the shoreline. Races begin at the Craneway Pavilion running south around the Richmond Marina Bay, onto the San Francisco Bay Trail, turning around to finish back at the Craneway Pavilion.

All courses are on either paved or gravel trails.

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COURSE MAPS

5k

HALF MARATHON

10K

AID STATIONS

As with all of our races, aid stations will be fully stocked with water, sports drink, gels, pretzels, candy, etc.

Aid Stations on course:

5K: 1
10K: 4
1/2 Marathon: 6

Aid station locations are shown on maps above. Those needing water more frequently are encouraged to carry a water bottle or hydration pack.

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Friends, views and Victory!

Join us for a scenic 5K, 10K or half marathon by the bay!

VICTORY SPONSORS

Thank you to our race sponsors, through their contributions, our sponsors help keep entry costs down and expose our runners their outstanding products and services. Learn more about becoming a sponsor.

I often hear someone say 'I'm not a real runner.' We are all runners, some just run faster than others. I never met a fake runner.
Bart Yasso, Runner’s World Chief Running Officer