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The 5th annual Strawberry Jam 1K/5K Fun Run/Walk coordinated by the Friends of Watsonville Parks and Community Services will kick-off the Watsonville Strawberry Festival on Saturday August 1, 2026. The Jam begins and ends at the temporary location, Landmark Elementary School in Watsonville while Ramsay Park is being renovated. This is an easy and fun course that includes Watsonville's beautiful slough system with an out and back section on Ohlone Parkway. See photo of course. No dogs please, but families and strollers are welcome. Register on Active.com. Races will be coordinated by the Santa Cruz Track Club.
The Jam is being held in conjunction with The Watsonville Strawberry Festival, held on Saturday, August 1, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday, August 2, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in historic downtown Watsonville. https://www.watsonville.gov/1117/Watsonville-Strawberry-Festival
Contact: [email protected] for any questions.
Event details and schedule
Check-in on race day begins at 6:45 am at Landmark Elementary School parking lot. The Kids 1K Fun Run/Walk begins promptly at 7:45 am. Parents are welcome to join and guide their kids through the 1K run. The 5k Fun Run/Walk will follow for those of ages 12+ starting at 8am. There will be portable restrooms and water stations available on day of race. Look out for designated guides who will be stationed at various points throughout the race to ensure the designated course is easy to follow. Costumes are encouraged!!
Parking:
There is limited parking at Landmark Elementary School. Experienced Runners are encouraged to warm up by parking at the Ramsay Park Nature Center Parking Lot at on HARKINS SLOUGH ROAD and warming up for .5 miles on the path to race. There will be an attentent at the parking lot to help direct runners. Please see map for pathway from Nature Center to Landmark Elementary School.
Registration Fees are as follows:
Kids 1K (Ages 12 and under): $10
5K (Ages 12+):
$40 until 07/30/2026
$45 After 7/30 and Day of Event for Cash and Card Payments
Prizes:
Ribbons will be awarded to top 2 in each category.
Strawberry-themed socks will be given to all pre-registrants over age 12. Socks may be available on race day but are not guaranteed for day-of-race registrants.
Divisions:
Male and Felmale Categories
19 and Under
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70-79
80+
Contact: [email protected].
Velo Promo, Lamorinda Cycling and Golden Chain Cyclists present the 40th Annual
Patterson Pass
ROAD RACE
Real Road Racing in California !
First Event of the 2026 California Cup
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Held under USAC Rules and Permit 2026-16066
Date: Sunday August 2, 2026.
Location: Patterson Pass Rd at Midway Rd west of Hwy 580 southwest of Tracy, CA.
Directions: From Hwy 580 between Livermore and Hwy 5, south of Tracy, take the Patterson Pass Road exit and turn west 2 miles, park where indicated. From Hwy 205, take Mountain House Parkway exit west of Tracy and head south 5 miles (MH becomes PattersonPass and crosses 580 enroute). Watch for no parking signs and pay attention to them. Don’t park in driveways. Address: 16116 Patterson Pass Road, Tracy, CA 95391
Registration: Opens at 6:30 a.m. and closes 15 minutes before each start. for all categories, at the corner of Midway and PattersonPass. Do not park on Patterson where road is narrow or on Midway west of Patterson.
Course: (same as last 25 years) Loop: Patterson Pass WEST from registration, north on Flynn, north on Carroll (after freeway), east on Altamont Pass Road, east on Grant Line, south on Midway back to start/finish area. A 23 mile loop with a lot of up and downhill (mountainous) in the first half, rolling in the second half. Two very fast descents. Same finish line as last 4 years on Midway on the top of the hill ½ mile before (north of) registration.
Events: miles laps places value fee start limit
Category 1/2/Pro 92 4 10 $300 $50 8:00 60
Category 3 69 3 6 $100 $50 8:05 60
Category 4 69 3 6 $100 $50 8:10 60
Mstr 35+ 1/2/3 69 3 6 $100 $50 8:15 50
Mstr 50+ 1/2/3 69 3 6 $100 $50 8:20 50
Women 1/2/3/4/P* 69 3 6 $300 $50 8:25 50
Women 40+/50+ 46 2 6 $100 $50 8:30 50
Women 3/4/5(novice)* 46 2 6 $100 $50 8:35 50
Mstr 60+ 1/2/3 46 2 6 $100 $50 8:40 50
Mstr 35+ 4/novice 46 2 6 $100 $50 8:45 50
Mstr 65+ 46 2 6 $100 $50 8:50 50
Open Novice 46 2 6 $0 $50 8:55 50
Mstr 55+ 4/novice 46 2 6 $50 $50 9:00 50
*Women’s races are by the 2-distance plan of the NCNCA: Cat 3 and 4 can ride either the long or short distance.
2^nd groups may be available.
Prizes: Merchandise, tee shirts, and/or cash (minimum 25% cash)
How to Enter:
---via On-line at www.bikereg.com from now to July 26 for above fees plus on-line surcharge. From July 27-29, the fee on-line is $15 additional. No on-line entry after midnight PST July 29. You may need to sign and date your entry form/release at race registration desk. Entry will be available onrace day (see below)
---By Mail: You may still enter by mail, but if a group is filling, go on-line. By mail, send standard USAC entry form/release along with fee above (if Postmarked by Friday July 24 to Velo Promo/Patterson Pass, 19780 Soulsbyville Road, Soulsbyville, CA 95372. For those postmarked after, add $15. Note: indicate what category you are entering on check or form. Entries for several races in one envelope ok, but be sure to list race names on the outside. Envelopes without names of races on the outside may go to the wrong race. Mail in entries will not be processed until after the opening of online reg.
---At Race: You may enter at the race, provided your event is not filled, for the above listed fee plus $15.
2026 USAC license required (available at race). One day licenses are available only for Novice riders (formerly Category 5) . Entry fees include $3 NCNCA and $5.99 USAC insurance surcharges. Numbers will be provided.
Credit for another VP race will be given if you follow the below procedure by 5 pm Wednesday 7/29 letting us know that you can't compete. No credit issued if you plan to enter another race instead; no cash refunds. No substitutions (transferring to another rider) for cancellations. Procedure: Go to "Edit My Entry" link on the BikeReg.com registration page, in your confirmation email, or in your BikeReg account to access this credit system.
Champion Discounts: Champions pay normal fees up front; Current NorCal/Nevada District Road Race Champions and National Road Champions will get a refund at the reg desk of all but $9 per day if 1) their entry is received by the deadline above (otherwise they pay full fee, including late fee) and 2) they ride in the category they won the championship in (Master Champions may ride down in age, and ride for $9, and Juniors may ride up. District jersey is not required
Rules: Official support vehicles around course only. No non-official vehicles allowed on downhill of Patterson Pass Road. Feed Zone two miles west of reg on Patterson Pass. (That means feed vehicles have to backtrack when done to start). Neutral water Feed will be available, more info later. Centerline rule enforced; Rules for CHP-controlled stop signs will be explained at start. Bring a pump and a spare, there may be no follow vehicles. Neutral Support Vehicles Needed: We need to get vehicle and driver info at least 10 days early, and produce an MVR at USAC and background check prior to race day for insurance for liability reasons. There is other traffic on the roadway; always be aware of it and be prepared to slow and/or maneuver; warn riders behind you of hazards. Other NCNCA and USAC rules will be posted at registration; please read them. If Freeway traffic gets diverted to Altamont Road (due to potential traffic/accidents on 580) , there may be delays at the corner of Altamont and
Grant Line.
Further Info:(209) 604-1354. [email protected] www.velopromo.com
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Bay Area Running Camp
2026 Summer Trails / XC Session
Next year begins here!
The Bay Area Running Camp is BACK with a full week, FIVE day summer day camp session,
Monday - Friday, August 3-7 (8:30am-12pm).
Kick start your fall competitive season with some running on beautiful Portola Valley trails, along with tips and skills to help prepare you for the 2026-27 competitive year, and the chance to hear from college and post-collegiate runners and coaches on their experiences.
Our goal is to equip 6th-12th graders with information and inspiration to help you take ownership over your running journey. Space is limited, so sign up today.
Thank you to HOKA for again serving as our official apparel partner in 2026!
Financial assistance available. We hope to see you at camp in August!
REGISTER NOW for EARLY BIRD PRICING!
Come be part of history on our 250th birthday and join the Golden Gate Bridge Half 13.1, 10k, 5k race. Enjoy beautiful views of San Francisco and Alcatraz. Take in the smells of the Bay inclucing the salt ocean water mist of the bay, the sour dough of Pier 39, and the chocolate smells of Ghirardelli's. Bring a friend to transverse the Historical monument as we all celebrate our nations 250th! Don't wait. Registration fills up fast. Don't miss an opportunity of a life time. All finishers get a classic deluxe long sleeve full colar dry release Race T-shirt.
Event details and schedule
Plenty of parking at Pier 39 garages, street parking. Race starts propertly at 8 am between two red traffic cone heads north huging the bay, and slight incline to get on to the golden gate bridge. There will be orange route arrows in the street/side walks, elevated directional signs and mile makers for the Half 13.1. There will be 5k and 10k turn around cones and elevated signs. Gel/GU, water, Gatorade, first aid every 3 miles. You can do it! Good Luck! Star bucks gift cards 1st male and 1st female in each event. Must wear bib on front torso. The race is chip times USATF sanctioned event. All finishers get a classic forged race medallion.
Hey Falcon 5k supporters - we've already locked down the date for next years run!
Join us on Saturday, August 15th for the Second Annual Falcon 5k, a community event supporting the College Park High School Cross Country Team! This race is a great way to celebrate the start of the season, build our community, connect with local runners, and show your support for our student-athletes.
Whether you're a seasoned runner, a proud alumni, or a supportive community member, this event is open to all and promises a fun, energetic atmosphere. Proceeds will go directly to the CPHS cross country program to help with travel, gear, and meet expenses.
The race will start at 8AM at the College Park Track, be sure to register by August 2nd to guarantee your t-shirt size!
Come run, cheer, and be part of the College Park spirit!
We're working on more fun to add to next year and would love any additional support anyone would like to add to the program. Please email us at [email protected] if you're interested in helping!
We’re looking for Sponsors, if you or a business you know would be interested, details are HERE! Thank you!
5K Start: 8:00 AM
Bib Pick up: TBD
Race Goodies: All 5K participants will receive an awesome race shirt
On-site Registration & Bib Pick Up: Available at 7am morning of the event at the course if you were unable to make it to bib pick up
CLICK HERE FOR RACE DAY DETAILS
CLICK HERE FOR TRAINING WARNING LETTER
Every swimmer dreams of making the ultimate "ESCAPE" from the historical island prison located in the middle of the San Francisco Bay! This is the swim the Anglin Brothers and Frank Lee Morris successfully attempted in their escape from Alcatraz on the night of June 12, 1962. Who knows where they are now? Who cares?!! Now it's YOUR turn! The event is limited and sells out months in advance every year so don't wait too long to register!
PLEASE NOTE: This swim is NOT for NOVICES. This event is for experienced open-water swimmers only. You should be able to swim one mile comfortably in a pool in under 40 minutes.
Velo Promo and Golden Chain Cyclists present the 5th :
SHEA CENTER
CRITERIUM
In Livermore
An Event of the 2026 California Cup Omnium
Held under USAC rules and permit 2026-16072
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Date: Sunday August 9, 2026
Location: Livermore, CA - Constitution at Collier Canyon Rd.
Registration: ONLINE ENTRY preferred, but day-of is available. (see below) https:www.bikereg.com/sheacentercriterium Check-in opens at 7:00 a.m. and closes 15 minutes before each event. Registration at Constitution at Collier Canyon, Livermore.
Directions: From Fwy 580 in Livermore, take the Airway Blvd exit and head north one block to North Canyons Parkway. Turn right and right again onto Constitution Drive. After passing Costco on your left, turn left and watch for signs indicating “Bike Race Parking”, in parking lots to the right. Registration and race HQ are at the front of the parking lot, facing Constitution Drive. Portable toilets are at the back of the parking lot. Follow signs and instructions to parking. Please do not take shorter routes via GPS suggestions.
Location for GPS: 2401 Constitution Drive, Livermore, CA 94551, (but please follow above instructions)
Course: 0.88 mile flat lop, including the usual Shea/Early Birds course AND a long block out-and-back dogleg with a hairpin turn on Constitution. Three 90-degree right turns, and one left, as well as one hairpin right. Route: Collier Canyon, Gateway, Shea Center, Constitution (to hairpin), Collier Canyon. (Same as Oakland/Shea race last September). PLEASE stay out of business parking lots in the center of the course loop; while warming up in the area, obey stop signs and traffic lights. There is usually a great deal of traffic around Costco, only one block away.
Events*: minutes places value fee start limit
Category 3 45 6 $100 $50 8:00 a.m. 50
Category 4 40 6 $100 $50 8:55 50
Master 60& 65+ 1/2/3/4 45 6 $100 $50 9:45 50
Mast. 35+ 1/2/3 45 6 $100 $50 10:45 50
Master 50*+ 1/2/3 45 6 $100 $50 11:40 50
Shea Kids Race** 10 all awards $0 12:35 p.m. 50
Women 1/2/3/4/P 50 10 $200 $50 12:55 p.m. 50
Cat. 1/2/3/Pro 60 10 $200 $50 1:55 p.m. 65
2^nd Race $20 (may need to pay full fee online and get refund at reg)
Prizes: For the events listed as races, only .Cash (min. 30%) & tee shirts
How to Enter:
---Enter On-line at www.bikereg.com from now to August 2, 2026 for above fees plus on-line surcharge. From Aug 3-5, the fee on-line is $15 additional. No on-line entry after Aug 5 at midnight PST. You may need to sign and date your entry form/release at race registration desk. Race day entry available, see below.
---By Mail: You may still enter by mail, but if a group is filling, go on-line. By mail, send standard USAC entry form/release along with fee above (if Postmarked by Friday July 31) to Velo Promo/Shea, 19780 Soulsbyville Road, Soulsbyville, CA 95372. For those postmarked after, add $15. Note: indicate what category you are entering on check or form. Entries for several races in one envelope ok, but be sure to list race names on the outside. Envelopes without names of races on the outside may go to the wrong race.
---At Race: You may enter at the race, provided your event is not filled, for the above listed fee plus $15
2026 USAC license required (available at race). Entry fees include $3 NCNCA and $5.99 USAC insurance surcharges. Numbers will be provided. .One day licenses available for Novice (Cat 5).
Credit for another VP race will be given if you follow the below procedure by 5 pm Wednesday 8/6 letting us know that you can't compete. No credit issued if you plan to enter another race instead; no cash refunds. No substitutions (transferring to another rider) for cancellations. Procedure: Go to "Edit My Entry" link on the BikeReg.com registration page, in your confirmation email, or in your BikeReg account to access this credit system.
Champion Discounts: Champions pay normal fees up front; Current NorCal/Nevada District Criterium Champions and National Criterium Champions will get a refund at the reg desk of all but $9 per day if 1) their entry is received by the deadline above (otherwise they pay full fee, including late fee) and 2) they ride in the category they won the championship in (Master Champions may ride down in age, and ride for $9, and Juniors may ride up. District jersey is not required.
Rules: Free lap rule applies; bring wheels.
Further Info: (209) 604-1354. [email protected] www.velopromo.com
Come play at of one of the most fun and scenic events on the west coast. This race has a sprint and international (Olympic) distance triathlon, with relays, aquathalon and aquabike categories for both races. Clydesdale and Athena triathlon categories are available.
There is a special, non-competitive Family & Friends wave for people who are new to triathlon or just want to race with family and friends regardless of age or gender.
Special youth pricing is available for youth 12-17 and seniors 70+ for all individual distances. Contact us for a discount for an all youth/senior relay team.
Triathlon club disounts available. If your Tri Club does not have a code, have a club officer contact us.
Sheltered swim and flat bike and run course make this a perfect place for your first race or a PR. Voted one of the best late season triathlons in the country. The bike ride is a totally closed course and both the bike and run courses follow the coastline to create one of the most scenic races around! (Pending approval of the 2025 bike course)
Stick around and play for a day at the famous Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk or visit the Surfer Museum or National Marine Sanctuary Center.
Participants will receive a finisher medal and custom t-shirt as part of their registration, plus a post race lunch and awards.
Please visit PledgeReg to donate to a cyclist or team.
Crush Challenge: the ultimate food, wine, and cycling event in Napa Valley!
Meet at 8:00 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Park in Yountville to check in and enjoy light refreshments, with a 9:15 a.m. start time. Experience the beauty of Napa Valley on a private cycling excursion with either an 18- or 28-mile route option that will depart from Veterans Memorial Park in Yountville.
Please note that this year there will not be a barrel tasting or wine tasting at ZD Wines. We will instead have a modified rest stop featuring non-alcoholic refreshments.
Following the ride at the North Yountville Park, indulge in the all-inclusive Food & Wine Garden with live music paired with delicious food and wine from Napa Valley restaurants and wineries to round out the afternoon.
All routes are ‘rules of the road’ rides, being on open public roads, including along picturesque Highway 29 and Silverado Trail. We utilize the California Highway Patrol for awareness purposes, as well as course marshals to help keep this event safe and fun. We recommend cyclists have previous ride experience or join us for our Food & Wine Garden instead.
Note: Route distances subject to change; lengths may show variation depending on which tracker you use.
100% of net proceeds benefit: UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center and Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley.