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Out and back course, starting and finishing at Fort Mason, near the Great Meadow. Flat, scenic course. Well, almost flat--the very end has a 0.2 mile challenging finishing hill, but the scenery along the marina and crissy field more than makes up for it. Come for the views and the iconic run where the fastest of SF come to jog! Parking available near the start.
Event details and schedule
Race day check-in begins at 8am and the race starts at 9am.
Finisher ribbons to all participants, place ribbons to Top 5 overall M/F/NB runners. Race is held rain or shine and we regret no refunds. For more information please visit our website www.dserunners.com or email at [email protected].
TBF Mountain Bike Clinic – Off Road Mountain Biking
This clinic is for all levels of riders - with 2 skill levels, and includes professional MTB coaching, drills & skills clinic, dirt-crit practice race, fun group trail ride, and refreshments.
Event details and schedule
Skills You will Learn at the TBF MTB Level 1 Clinic:
Equipment, bike set-up, trail stewardship & etiquette
Gear Selection, cadence, shifting
Balance - bike position, body movement, pedal technique, grip pressure
Starts – mounting/dismounting the bike, power starts.
Stops – body position, speed control, stops, emergency stops.
Cornering – surface type, ground conditions, tire pressure, line selection, speed control, body position, vision, exit power
Wheel lifts – front, rear, hops, curbs
Cornering practice after skills
Short Trail ride after cornering practice
Skills You will Learn at the TBF MTB Level 2 Clinic:
Basics review (Skill above from Level 1 Clinic)
Reading terrain - understanding the flow of the trail
Line selection - set-up, speed control, alternate lines
Passing techniques - verbal communication, accelerations
Climbing & descending - pedal technique, cadence, body movement
Clearing obstacles, drop-offs
Sand riding and jumping techniques
Wide variety of sweet trails, granite boulders, jumps, rock gardens & more
TBF Coaches discuss favorite trails & places to ride
Each clinic includes Clif Bar and FLUID fuel/snacks and will conclude with a coached ride on local trails at Granite Beach to practice and confirm your new skills.
Schedule for TBF MTB Clinic:
9 a.m. - Welcome & Coach Introduction.
9:15 a.m. - Discussion on equipment, apparel, safety, maintenance.
9:30 a.m. - Warm Up laps then further drills and skill will be covered with several short breaks for snacks and questions.
Clinic will end at 12 noon.
For more information about custom individual and group mountain bike clinics please contact [email protected].
The course travels through beautiful Redwood Regional Park. Enjoy the spectacular views along the East Ridge and West Ridge trails and wind through tall redwoods on the popular Stream and Bridle trails.
(Distances are accurately measured using a Rolatape® surveyor's measuring wheel.)
Join us on Saturday August 15 for Beer City Half™ SLAM, our final race of the Summer. August is National Clear the Shelters Month and we're working with Pets in Need to support animal rescue and adoption. This means we will have the annual running of the Top Dog Dash with all the proceeds doing to this great cause. The air is thick with excitement!
Run north from Point Lobos Avenue on the Lands End Trail to Lincoln Highway and back. Expect beautiful Golden Gate and Pacific Ocean views on this trail run.
Event details and schedule
Race day check in begins at 8:00am.
Race starts at 9:00am.
Race is held rain or shine and we regret no refunds.
For your safety, we request that you refrain from the use of headphones, and absolutely no baby joggers or pets allowed on the course.
Finisher ribbons to all participants. Place ribbons to Top 5 overall M/F/NB runners.
For more information, please email us at [email protected] or visit our website at http://dserunners.com/contact-us/.
Course Start and Finish on Railroad Ave, downtown Winters. Registration on E Main St, next to coffee bar Steady Eddy's, in the parking lot.
Online registration closes on Wednesday August 19th at 11:00 pm. Online registration fee is $55. Race day registration is $60.
One day licenses are not available due to it being NCNCA District Championship races: only USA Cycling Annual license holders can enter the NCNCA Championship races. (*)
Due to the length of the course and safety, the officials will be pulling any rider that is not in contention out of the race immediately. This will be in place for all groups and all races.
Race will take place, rain or shine. No refund policy.
*Championship Eligibility: USAC Rule 7J3 Eligiblity: (a) to be eligible for a NCNCA District Championship jersey or medal, a rider must hold a current USA Cycling annual license and reside in the NorCal/Nevada District as shown as the rider’s license. (b) NCNCA District Championships are open to US Citizens and permanent residents (green card) with a USA Cycling annual license. (c) Members of UCI Road teams are not eligible for road championships unless there is a separate class for them. (d) at the option of the Administrators, NCNCA District Championships may include riders who are ineligible for the championship but championships will be awarded to only riders who are eligible. NOTE; These are bracketed age groups, meaning that only those with racing ages within the brackets may enter.
Ready to push your limits and live an unforgettable experience?🤩 Come join the Santa Rosa Marathon! If you're passionate about running, whether you are a sprint enthusiast or an experienced marathoner, there's a distance for every runner: from the 5K to the marathon.🏃♂️
Join us for the 25th annual Race for the Arts, benefiting California nonprofit performing, literary, cultural, and visual arts organizations and school music, literary, drama, and art programs. Enjoy the shady racecourse at William Land Park. Come out for the exercise or run or walk to support your favorite program.
CLICK HERE FOR RACE DAY DETAILS
What an exciting addition to our Sharkfest Series! You will now have a chance to say "I swam the Golden Gate!" Swimmers will board a ferry in Sausalito. The ferry will transport you to south tower of the bridge and you will swim back past the north tower to finish at East Ft. Baker at Horseshoe Cove in Sausalito. This is a “Golden” opportunity! The event is limited to 300 participants and is sure to sell out 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.
Note: Parking is back in town, at and around Rotary Park at Main and Railroad.
This year's Winters RR is presented in honor of
Colden Kimber.
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ROAD RACE August 24, 2025
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An Event of the 2025 California Cup
Held under USAC Rules and Permit 2025-11252
Date: Sunday August 24, 2025
Start/Reg Location: Downtown Winters, CA.
Directions: From Hwy 505 between Vacaville and Dunnigan, From Hwy 505 between Vacaville and Dunnigan, take the Winters/Hwy 128 exit west into Winters. Turn south (left) on Railroad and follow signs to parking, around the Main and Railroad intersection. Do not park on Main west of Railroad (in downtown). Registration will be at the community center/park. Do not park in private lots.
Registration: Opens at 6:30 a.m. and closes at 7:45 a.m. for all categories. In the parking lot of Rotary Park/Community Center, at Railroad and Main, downtown Winters
Course: A 24 mile loop open road race course, the same as since 2009-2024). Start is a promenade out of Winters ½ mile onto the loop. Loop: South on Winters Road, west on Allendale, south on Timm, west on Cantelow, north on Pleasants Valley, east on Putah Creek Road, and then south again on Winters Road.. There is a 1000’ gravel stretch after the old Feed Zone uphill on Cantelow; feed zone will be announced soon.. The last ½ mile of Cantelow is a steep twisty decent; use caution!! . Current pavement work on the downhill of Cantelow should be done by the end of July, and then a chip seal job is scheduled for September, so we should hit it just right. . All of the roads are narrow; if you can’t stay to the right of the centerline, stay home. The finish line is the same as 2014-2024, on Putah Creek just past the canal, west of the old (2013 and prior) finish.
Events: miles laps places value fee start limit
Category 1/2/Pro 96 4 10 $200 $50 8:00 80
Category 3 72 3 6 $100 $50 8:05 65
Category 4 72 3 6 $100 $50 8:10 50
Mstr 35+ 1/2/3 72 3 6 $100 $50 8:15 50
Mstr 50+ 1/2/3 72 3 6 $100 $50 8:20 50
Women 1/2/3/4/Pro 72 3 6 $200 $50 8:25 50
Mstr 60+ 1/2/3/4 72 3 6 $100 $50 8:30 50
Mstr 35+ Cat 3/4 48 2 6 $100 $50 8:35 50
Jr 17-18 48 2 6 $50 $35 8:40 50
Category 5(Novice) 48 2 6 tees $50 8:45 50
Mstr 50+ 4/5 48 2 6 $50 $50 8:50 50
Jr 15-16 48 2 6 $50 $35 8:55 50
Mstr 65+ 48 2 3 $50 $50 9:00 50
Jr 13-14 24 1 3 tees $35 9:05 50
Women 35+/45/55 48 2 6 $50 $50 9:10 50
Women3/4/5 48 2 6 $50 $50 9:15 50
In an effort to make a safer race, smaller fields and fewer fields are being run this year. Do not expect extra groups of any category.
Prizes: Merchandise, tee shirts, and/or cash (minimum 25% cash overall)
How to Enter:
---Enter On-lineat www.BikeReg.com from now to August 17 for above fees plus on-line surcharge. From August 18-20 the fee on-line is $12 additional. No on-line entry after August 20 12 midnight PST, But you can enter race day (See below) You’ll need to sign and date your entry form/release at race registration desk.
---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 August 15 to: Velo Promo/Winters, 19780 Soulsbyville Road, Soulsbyville, CA 95372. For those postmarked after, add $12. 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 $12.
2025 USAC license required (available at race). One day licenses are available only for Cat 5 or Women 5 . Entry fees include $3 NCNCA and $5:99 USAC insurance surcharges. Numbers will be provided.
Withdrawing from the race:
Credit for another VP race will be given if you follow the below procedure by 5 pm Wednesday 8/20 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 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.
Volunteers Needed If you’d like to help out as a marshal or feeder or registrar, Visit this link: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/WhctKLbFWznTGPBnhKRRsNCxCFcZpQrqpcgqHZrNvXHXmHWTgmkJWfXTDQvzzbWWbWNQDCv
Rules: Official follow vehicles only (volunteer today!!). Feed zone has neutral water and feeders. No vehicles allowed on Cantelowe west of Feed Zone. That means feed vehicles have to backtrack when done to Hwy 505. A one lane stretch of Cantelowe above the feed zone may be traffic controlled (Listen to announcement at start). Centerline rule enforced. Bring a pump and a spare, there may be no follow vehicles. Neutral Support Vehicles Needed: Bring along someone to do it, and receive a free entry and gas; you must submit an MVR with USA Cycling at least a week ahead, so that the race can insure your vehicle during the event.. There is other traffic on the roadway; always be aware of it and be prepared to slow and/or maneuver; and warn riders behind you of hazards. Please read the NCNCA rules poster at registration.
Further Info: Velo Promo, (209) 604-1354. E-mail: [email protected] www.velopromo.com
A few weeks ago today Dolce Vita lost a teammate and friend, Colden Kimber. Colden tragically passed after succumbing to wounds sustained while protecting children from harassment at a Muni stop. He had sacrificed himself for others and perished as a hero.
He repaired people’s bikes, he mentored fellow mechanics, he coached aspiring racers, he taught new riders how to draft. His generosity and kindness radiated through the San Francisco cycling community. Those of us who knew him were lucky to be in the radiance of this star.
Colden, though we were robbed of your light much too soon, know that you live on in our hearts and that we will strive to follow in the great example that you set.
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Our Thanks to Dolce Vita Cycling for help in sponsoring this event!
The Good Dog-Dirty Dog Trail Runs feature a 5K and 10K for runners alone or with their dogs! Finisher Medals for all runners at the Good Dog-Dirty Dog plus a race bandana for your dog.
Event details and schedule
The Good Dog-Dirty Dog Trail Runs
5K & 10K
This event is for walkers, runners, and their dogs! We are excited to offer this event for athletes and their dogs and hope everyone has a fun time.
The Good Dog 10K will start at 8:00 a.m. and the 5K will start at 8:10 a.m. in the Granite Beach area at Folsom Lake SRA. The course will have aid stations at the half way point for both walkers and their dogs. Runners will receive a Good Dog Dirty Dog Finisher Medal, plus a race bandana for their dog. Additional dogs can be signed up to accompany the walker and dog #1 for a fee of $10 per dog.
We will have a 'Runner only - No Dog' category with individual awards to the top male and female runners in this category.
Included for each competitor is Good Dog-Dirty Dog Finisher Medal plus a race bandana for your dog.
Good Dog-Dirty Dog Commemorative race t-shirts are available for pre-order for an additional $20.
Awards will be presented as follows:
First, second, and third place in each of three divisions for the Dirty Dog 5K & 10K Runs:
Small Dog (up to 25 lbs), Medium Dog (26 to 60 lbs) Large Dog (61 to 99 lbs+) Extra Large Dog (100 to 140 lbs) and Extra Large Dog (141 lbs+) will each receive an award.
Find out about our RACE for FREE Athlete Volunteer program by emailing [email protected] to sign up.
Race fees increase on race day.
TBF Racing has a No Refund policy on all of our events. A Refund requested prior to race week will be given a TBF Race credit for the amount of the entry fee minus a $25 processing fee. Credits are not given during race week. Race transfers are allowed from one TBF Racing event to another within a one-year time frame. There is a $25 transfer fee. Transfers are not allowed during race week. ALL TBF Racing events are held Rain or Shine.
Start Times:
Good Dog - Dirty Dog 10K - 8 am
Good Dog - Dirty Dog 5K - 8:10 am
NOTE: RACE PRICING INCLUDES FERRY FEE & THE PROCESSING FEE
You'll fall in love with San Francisco all over again as you follow this hilly loop trail circumnavigating Angel Island. Along the way, savor the panoramic vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, Alcatraz Island, the East Bay and Marin County. The 10K is a single loop. The Half Marathon does the loop twice. The event is limited to 400 participants so don't wait too long to register!
ICHRP NorCal and the Defend Negros Island Coalition are excited to announce the 2nd 5K Run for Brandon Lee & Land Defenders in San Francisco!
This 5K Run is family friendly and pet friendly! All abilities welcome.
This 5k is a non-competitive, family-friendly, and pet-friendly activity allowing for a range of modes from walking, running, and rolling. We invite all to traverse alongside environmental advocate Brandon Lee, gain sponsorship for their participation, and support land defenders in the Philippines!
Register for yourself or start a team with your friends and community group!
All participants will have the option for a 1 mile, 2 mile, or 5K route along the Great Highway.
We encourage participants to get sponsors & set a fundraising goal of $100.
Participants get:
Running bib
Justice for Brandon Zine
Cordillera-inspired temporary tattoos
Can't join us?
Share this with your friends or build a team even if you can't join
Donate via Venmo @humanrightsph
Sign up to be a monthly sustainer here: https://tinyurl.com/gift4BLsupport
Ways for Organizations, Community Groups, & Small Businesses to Support:
Volunteer
Organize a Team of Runners
Offer Merchandise, Snacks or Water for Participants
Publicize the Event Flyer to Your Community
Why a 5k?
The 5K for Brandon Lee & Land Defenders started in 2024. This August 2026 marks the 7th year since Brandon was shot by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in an assassination attempt. He was targeted by the Philippine state for organizing in solidarity with indigenous communities in the Cordillera for nearly a decade.
As Brandon continues to require funding for his long-term care, this 5K fundraiser aims to garner awareness of his story, support his needs, and extend solidarity to land defenders in the Philippines. Read this article to learn more about Brandon Lee and the repression of land defenders in the Philippines and worldwide.
This year, on April 19, 2026, Brandon's long time friend and fellow ICHRP-US organizer, Lyle Prijoles, was killed in a massacre of 19 people by the AFP in Toboso, Negros Occidental. Lyle was in the Philippines to learn about the conditions of sugarcane and farmworkers on Negros Island. The region has historically been known as the sugarbowl of the Philippines, but is now known as the "massacre capital" of the country due to the notorious state violence against farmworkers asserting their rights against ruthless landowners and plantation owners.
Brandon and Lyle dedicated their lives to fighting for justice for the Filipino people and their fight for land, life, and livelihood. We dedicate this year's run to Lyle Prijoles, Kai Sorem, RJ Ledesma, Maureen Santuyo, Alyssa Alano, and to all of the victims of the Toboso massacre. Justice for the Negros 19! Stop the Killings in the Philippines!
Same day registration possible.
Start by heading eastbound on the San Francisco Bay Trail. Veer left onto the Golden Gate Promenade, continuing along the waterfront path. At the second right, turn sharply into the Crissy Field grass area. Loop through the field with a quick left, heading back toward the beach until you reconnect with the Golden Gate Promenade. Continue along the promenade past Crissy Field toward the Yacht Harbor parking lot. Just before entering the lot, turn right, then make two quick lefts onto Mason Street and Yacht Road, looping back toward the beach. Rejoin the waterfront path along Crissy Field and continue out-and-back in the direction of the Warming Hut to complete the course.
Event details and schedule
Race day check-in begins at 8am and the race starts at 9am. Finisher ribbons to all participants, place ribbons to Top 5 overall M/F/NB runners. Race is held rain or shine and we regret no refunds. For more information please visit our website at www.dserunners.com, or email [email protected].