What was once one of the oldest consecutively run foot races in the world is back in person after two years. It’s best watched from the sidelines, so you can watch wildly-costumed “racers” huff and puff while you sip from a beer hidden in a paper bag.
Thousands of runners make their way down Hayes Street during the annual Bay to Breakers race in 2016. The race returns to the streets after two years of virtual running. What was once one of the oldest consecutively run foot races in the world is back in person after two years of virtual running. This wild free-for-all romp through The City seems to have gotten a bit tamer since organizers started actively frowning upon open drinking on the course.
Sunday, Noon–2 p.m. Meet at Juri Commons, near Guerrero and 26th St., S.F. Free, but RSVPs on Instagram requested and donations appreciated.
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