The Giro di San Francisco is a one-day criterium race conducted annually on Labor Day. It features both amateur and elite cyclists racing on a technical course through historic waterfront streets. The event spans from 8am to 4pm, with individual races lasting between 40 to 60 minutes. A Kid's Race for children under 10 is free to enter and takes place at 12:50pm, allowing them to race up to one lap of the course. Participation in other races requires a USA Cycling race license.
The Giro di San Francisco is a classic one-day criterium race held every Labor Day in the heart of San Francisco, now in its 49th year.
Amateur and elite cyclists come together for high-speed racing on a technical course through the city's historic waterfront streets.
The event is free to spectate and features races from 8am to 4pm, lasting 40-60 minutes each.
A free-to-enter Kid's Race for children under 10 takes place at 12:50pm, allowing kids to compete on up to one lap of the course.
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