New Montgomery Street from Mission to Howard closed from 3 a.m.Second Street from Mission to Folsom closed from 3 a.m.First Street from Mission to Folsom closed from 3 a.m.Fremont Street from Mission to Folsom closed from 3 a.m.Beale Street from Mission to Folsom closed from 3 a.m.Howard Street from Beale to Third closed from 3 a.m.Balboa parking lot closed from midnight Saturday through 4 p.m.Great Highway from JFK Drive to Balboa closed from midnight Saturday through 4 p.m.MLK Drive from Bernice Rodgers Way to Lincoln (in Golden Gate Park) closed from 9 p.m.47th from Fulton to JFK (in Golden Gate Park) closed from 9 p.m.Great Highway from Sloat to JFK Drive closed from 9 p.m.Westbound Lincoln Way from 48th to Great Highway closed from 9 p.m.Eastbound Lincoln Way from Great Highway to La Playa closed from 9 p.m.Westbound Fulton Street from 46th to Great Highway closed from 9 p.m.

Eastbound Fulton Street from Great Highway to 48th closed from 9 p.m.La Playa Street from Cabrillo to Fulton closed from 9 p.m.

Steuart Street from Mission to Southerly Terminus closed from 7 p.m.

Spear Street from Mission to Folsom closed from 7 p.m.

Howard Street from Embarcadero to Beale closed from 7 p.m.

Ocean Beach parking lot closed through 6 p.m. Crossover Drive and the Embarcadero are recommended north/south routes over the race route. To make way for the 7.5-mile route, several streets will close throughout the weekend, and public transportation services will run special schedules to get participants there on time. from the starting line at Main and Howard streets, the racers will head west through the city, up the Hayes Street Hill, along the Panhandle, through Golden Gate Park to Ocean Beach. San Francisco’s iconic Bay to Breakers footrace will once again cut across the city from the Embarcadero to Ocean Beach on Sunday, bringing tens of thousands of runners, walkers and revelers in wacky costumes to participate in the only-in-San-Francisco tradition. Gabrielle Lurie/The Chronicle 2019 Show More Show Less People run the Bay to Breakers race at Howard and 9th Streets in San Francisco on May 19, 2019. Benjamin Fanjoy/Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 4 of4 Thousands of runners, many wearing colorful costumes, participate in the Bay to Breakers footrace on May 15, 2022. Jungho Kim/Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 3 of4 Runners proceed by the Panhandle in the Bay to Breakers footrace on May 15, 2022. Benjamin Fanjoy/Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 2 of4 Runners were happy to again participate in the Bay to Breakers footrace on May 15, 2022, after the live event was canceled for two years because of the pandemic.

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