Bay to Breakers, an annual foot race and one of the largest in the U.S., returned to San Francisco on Sunday as thousands of runners sprinted through city streets and Golden Gate Park. The local tradition began in 1912. Today, it kicked off at the intersection of Main and Howard streets around 8 a.m. The 12K stretched across downtown through the Western Addition and JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park, ending at Ocean Beach. The competition’s citywide scale affected Muni, with planned reroutes on 32 transit lines. Bay to Breakers, a day known for its wacky costumes, had thousands of runners dressed for the occasion. Outfits included pop culture references like Yoshi from the Super Mario games to iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty. An estimated 30,000 people participated in the race. 🔗 Read more at link in bio. ✍️ & 📸: Klyde Java (klydejava) #sfsu #sfstate #ggxnews #baytobreakers #running