The San Francisco Marathon

Description

The Course
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The San Francisco Marathon is a loop course. The race starts and finishes on the Embarcadero (near the Ferry Building), traversing San Francisco. The Full Marathon runs through Fisherman’s Wharf, the Marina, across the Golden Gate Bridge (and back!), through the Presidio and into Golden Gate Park. After a tour of Golden Gate Park, you’ll run down the famous Haight Street and through the Mission, Potrero and Mission Bay Districts. After a pass behind AT&T Park you’re almost home – just run under the Bay Bridge and up to the Finish Line. The course is USATF certified and is a Boston Marathon qualifying race.
What do you receive?

Registration fees include an entry into The San Francisco Marathon
Official Race Technical Shirt
Official Finishers will receive a 3.25” coaster medal
Finish Line Food, Water, and Electrolyte
Electronic Finisher’s Certificate
NOTE: If you are not an Official Finisher, you will not be guaranteed a medal or an official result

Course Limits

In order to qualify as an Official Finisher, you must finish within the 6 hour course limit. After the final wave start, runners must maintain a 13:45 minute per mile pace as the course will be closed on a mile-by-mile rolling basis.

If you are unable to run within the allotted time, you will be asked to move onto the sidewalk. Once you are on the sidewalk, you must follow all traffic laws deemed by the City and County of San Francisco. The course will be re-opened to traffic and aid stations may be closed.

More Info

Link

http://www.thesfmarathon.com/