New Year's One Day

Each lap is 1.0275 miles around the lagoon at Crissy Field. The course is relatively flat with 60% crushed and 40% asphalt path. USATF Course Certification CA18040RS

The course isn't lighted and we recommend having a flashlight available at night. Crissy Field is open and a flashlight might not be necessary if it is a clear night.

Pacing is not allowed.

No dogs allowed on the course. Please don't leave pets in your vehicle.

Each lap will be recorded using a bibtag timing chip. Real-time lap splits will displayed on a TV screen at the S/F.

Runners need to complete the full lap within the event time limit to receive credit for the distance.

Fully-stocked aid station every mile. You can expect fresh fruit, salty snacks, assorted candy, water, and Clif Shot Electrolyte sports drink. There will be hot soup and pizza in the evening.

No personal "camping" tents are allowed at Crissy Field.  Canopy tents, tables, chairs and coolers are acceptable.

Portable toilets are located adjacent to the course near the start/finish area.

In an effort to reduce waste and litter, we hope to have your assistance in going cupless. We request that you bring your preferred means of containing fluids, including hot drinks, for during your run and at the aid station. Please make sure that it is not breakable and labeled. There will be a table to leave them. We will have some Hydrapak SpeedCup ($5) for sale at check-in.

Please note that there will no longer be pre-filled cups of hydration at the aid stations.

Teams of 2-4 members will be issued a Race Belt to attach their team bib.. Each team member is required to complete at least one lap but they can complete as many, or as little, laps as they'd like. The team bib can only be transferred to another team member at the timing mat (S/F). 

Award medals are given to the top three teams. All teams will receive a custom coaster with their team name and distance completed.

Awards Ceremonies at Crissy Field:

24 hour – 9:15 a.m. (Monday)
100 Mile – 1:15 p.m. (Monday)
12 hour – 9:15 p.m. (Sunday)
6 hour – 3:15 p.m. (Sunday)

Midlayer fleece, or equivalent, will be given to all 24hr and 12hr individual runners (at check-in). Hi-tech tee for the other categories. Award medals are given to the 1st female and male finishers overall and top three finishers in each age group. All participants (except 100-mile runners) will receive a finisher's medal and a custom coaster with their name and distance completed. 24hr runners who complete 61 laps and 98 laps will receive the "100K" and "100+ Miles" belt buckle, respectively. 100-mile runners who complete 100 miles will receive a finisher's medal and a belt buckle. Note: After the start, runners do not have the option to change to another event (i.e., 24 hr, 12 hr, 6 hr, or 100 mi.)  100-mile runners do not qualify for the 100K buckle or custom coaster.

The top 3 male and female overall winners of every individual category will win an award and race credits to future Coastal races:

1st Place - $50
2nd Place - $35
3rd Place - $20

Runners who choose to start at the optional times (12noon, 6pm, 9pm), are not eligible for overall awards.

Top three finishers in each age group and gender will receive award medals.

6 hr

  Chikara Omine, 30, San Francisco, CA ('12)  51.1 mi
  Jennifer Goldstein, 31, San Mateo, CA ('13)   43.7 mi

12 hr
  Jean Pommier, 47, Cupertino, CA ('11)  79.9 mi
  Emi Yasaka, 44, San Rafael, CA ('21)    70.9 mi

24 hr
  Bob Hearn, 49, Portola Valley, CA ('14)  139.5 mi
  Asuka Eguchi, 35, Menlo Park, CA ('19) 120.8 mi