Hollywood Half Marathon & 5K / 10K

My girlfriend and I ran the 5k this year and it was a bit disappointing. Forcing runners to pick up their bibs on Friday was incredibly inconvenient and the expo was kinda blah. The early start time sucked but the crowd’s energy and the atmosphere served as motivation. The course itself would be okay if it wasn’t for the homeless people sleeping along the route and having to – at one point– run through the litter and broken glass of Hollywood’s streets. The 5k medal was cool enough but nothing to write home about. Will not run this race in 2016 and will likely opt for the Sunset Strip Half/​5k a couple of weeks later.

Wow, this race has taken a dive. I participated in the 2^nd Annual race for the 10k. The Expo was in Universal City at a nice hotel, Hilton?, with red carpet and tons of vendors. There was tons of official race gear and swag. It was bright and airy and just classy. I paid for the 3^rd Annual Half marathon but couldn’t do it last minute but just did the 4^th annual this past weekend. The Hollywood Palladium sucks for the expo. Did race participant numbers go down because the Expo was tiny. The venue is horrible and extremely dark. The volunteers couldn’t even read the envelopes with runner information even with the added spotlights. It wasn’t glamorous Hollywood that people expect or experienced in the first and second races.
Race day parking was terrible if you wanted to be near the finish line. All the streets were closed yet they said you could park at the Palladium! They also gave no map or directions to get to parking prior to the race with the street closures.
Course & Race: When I did this race 2yrs ago the half marathoners started before the 5K 10k people. This year everyone went together — huge mistake. For many this is people’s first race, hell it was my first 10k!, and race etiquette might not be known yet. You had slow walkers on the right and just tons of people who weren’t serious runners. Totally fine with different ability levels but don’t start us all together! Had to weave past baby strollers, kids, gabbing girlfriends, and I swear it was a family reunion walking event for this family of 20 people. The corrals were also badly «organized». They had ropes that were still in place as waves were starting the race! These volunteers were still holding the rope as our wave was trying to move up. Umm trip hazard anyone? People did! The course was also different with lots of u-​turns and right away too. Hate those — that was definitely new.
Post Race: Immediately after passing the finish line, volunteers cut off the timing chip for us. Thank goodness too because i couldnt bend over, haha. However the medal table had the worst volunteer encounter ever. I had to seek someone out at the table to get a medal as they were all dicking around talking. As someone is about to hand me a medal im told by some bossy attitude giving volunteer that i have to get my medal from across the street even though half marathon finishers were directed to the right side. We all just stared at her and i just took the medal and walked away. Wtf? and why the attitude? They had bottles of water and had bagels n bananas and muscle milk — that was all good, but omg the volunteers this year, wtf? Most are great but I had two or three with awful attitudes for no reason at all.
I’ve given my money to this for 3yrs in a row and I think that may be it. I’m just shocked how downhill this race has come in a short 2yrs time! If you’re new to Hollywood I’d still say to do it because it is fun, but if you’ve been around since it’s inception it might be time to move along and check it off your bucket list. Sunset Strip Half just started it’s new race so I’ll probably do that one next instead.

I loved this run. My first half. First destination run. Although just under an hour drive. Went to the expo on Friday to pick up my bib and timing chip. That went smoothly. I got a room near the starting line. Best decision! Walked 5 minutes to the staring line. The energy at 5:30 am was great people were friendly and excited. With long lines at the port o potties people need to move a little faster in there!
The course is full of cool sights and I enjoyed it very much. Of course the costumes were fun to see along the course too. Dj and bands along the course. Thank you DJ at mile 10 for playing «turn down for what». That song helped push me through the finish line. The course is pretty much flat through out with just some elevation. Great snacks at the end of the race. I will run this race again next year!
Nice shirt and cool finishers medal. Make a weekend of it and enjoy your stay in wonderful Hollywood.

This was my 6^th half marathon and first time running in Hollywood. I had a great time running this race because my family members ran it too and we made a weekend out of it… the start was pretty awesome on Hollywood blvd and I love how it was just getting light when we started. We were done by 8:30 am! Yay! I also liked how flat this course was… hardly any incline! I’m from Orange County so it was fun to be up in Hollywood… you basically run up and down the side streets of Hollywood. It was a good race, but there are a few things I would change. The half marathon starts at the same time as the 10k,…I literally had to dodge people who were walking for the first 2 or 3miles. If you’re going to walk, at least walk on the sides… and don’t act like I am being rude as I pass you… it is a run after all! After that, it wasn’t crowded. Also, I wish they had better mile markers… they were small and hard to see. in all the other halves I’ve ran, they have big huge mile markers displayed… I felt like I didn’t know what mile I was at for the majority of the race. I wished they had more porta potties on the race course. I had to stop once and wished that I hadn’t. The finishing last mile was a bit decieving because you run down Hollywood blvd again then you do a Uturn and run the other way into the finish line… The rest of the race went by fast but the finish felt super long! The medals are high quality and nice, and all of the race staff volunteers were helpful and nice. I will do this race again next year… maybe they will make those small changes that I suggested… but even if they don’t, I know what to expect. See ya in 2016!

This year I truly disliked my experience with this race. Not only were the bib/​packet pick-​up days in the middle of everyone’s work day (Thurs: 2−7pm and Fri: 10−7pm), when I asked for help because I work across town and would have to leave work early to get the packet, I was given a generic, unhelpful response and then ignored after that.
On the actual race day, they announced you could show your confirmation email at the finish line to receive your medal if you couldn’t make it to the bib-​packet pick-​up. Too little too late. It would have been nice of the woman who responded to my email to let me know that I could have just shown my registration confirmation email to get my medal instead of leaving work an hour & a half early to sit in horrible traffic to barely get to the Hollywood Palladium before it closed.
Furthermore, the information on the website is wrong! The course map does not show part of the course. On the way back to the finish line, the path takes runners down the street from Hollywood Blvd to Sunset and back up to Hollywood Blvd three times. Not one of these are included on the 10K course map available online. For mental preparation, this is incredibly rude to do to runners.
The water station information on the website is ALSO wrong. It says the water stations are at miles 2, 3 and 5 for the 10k. However, the first water station for the past two years has been at MILE 1. Also screwing with people’s mental preparation for the run and confusing them about how far they’ve run. Not to mention, I only saw one mile marker over the course of my run.
This is more of heads up to future runners: the race course is pretty dirty, but you’re running through Hollywood so I guess that is to be expected.
For the past 2 years, I have been the organizer for my friends to do this race. I will not be participating in this race again and will not hesitate to tell my friends about my bad experience.

Great race! We really enjoyed it but there are definitely a couple things we would change!
1. MORE WATER STATIONS! There were only like, three.
2. MORE PORTA POTTIES!!! This ones a biggie. I waited in line for almost 30 minutes before the race. And then, on the course, there were some right around mile 1 and then NO MORE. WHAT?! Those are important.
This race is a lot of fun. Yes, because all the races start together, there are a lot of people walking and crowding up the course. Kind of annoying, but you get over it. The hills are tiny, seriously, anyone who complains about there being hills is being a baby. Try doing a race in San Francisco and then come talk to me about hills. Oh, and the medals are super cool.
Oh, and we took a Lyft to the starting line. Totally worth it and didn’t have to go look for our car after.

Loved it! The streets closed at 4am and the race started at 6am. We got to the parking lot around 5 am (corner of McCadden and Selma) and paid $ 15 cash only. They have an ATM on the lot but it’s a $ 4 service fee.
There was a DJ bumpen and people were warming up and the atmosphere was great! The 5k/​10k and half marathon started together. There were so many people motivating each other and I talked to a few people too. People working the event were taking pics through out the run. Can’t wait to see my «where the hell is the finish line» face.
Reached the finish line of the 5k and got a star medal and a lot of freebies. But the feeling of accomplishing something you never thought you could do is the best take away from this day.
Looking forward to coming back next year :)

This event is disgracefully inconsiderate. People live in Hollywood. Yet this event started blasting music in residential areas at 5 something am in the morning.

This wasn’t on my radar as I’m doing the inaugural Sunset Strip ½ the following weekend and honestly wish I’d declined the offer to take a sick coworkers bib.
The expo was small with confused volunteers. They couldn’t find the bib because she was «used to working another line» and for shirts was told that I couldn’t get a L under the XL and needed to get behind that line. Person after me? Handed a large.
Parking race morning was easy but a bit more direction from race organizers to what streets are closed and when would be helpful to many. It was a guessing game if you were coming south off the 101.
Gear check was at the finish. WTF? So I can drop off my jacket at the finish but if I’m parking there, would keep it in my car. Or walk almost a mile from the start, check stuff in, then walk back. Logic would say park a UHAUL on Orange off Hollywood with a 5:45 cutoff time then haul the gear to the finish.
To start a race for 50 meters, followed by a sharp right to go down Highland where a tight u turn awaits is just stupid. Throw in all the 5k, 10k and half marathoners trying to negotiate this at one time and it’s just dangerous. Especially when there is zero control of the «corrals» and the third wave is slamming into inconsiderate walkers. Yes, I’m talking to the large woman dressed in all black who came to a complete and sudden stop at the turn so she could stretch. I feel no remorse for everyone who slammed into you yet you felt it nessary to yell «excuse you» at.
Speaking of u turns, way too many. Turn left, run a ½ mile, sharp u turn back to Hollywood. Coming back it was left down to Sunset, sharp u turn back to Hollywood. You couldn’t get a flow going as you were slowing down for every. Damn. Turn.
The cruelest was having you run past the finish around mile 12 so you can, you guessed it, make a u turn to come back.
Post finish line was great with lots of bottles of water, coconut water and snacks. Medal was nice and kudos to the organizers being so helpful and friendly.
I was laughing during the race as the website is touting «old Hollywood «represented in music along the course but the oldest I heard was the Spice Girls.
Unless there are drastic changes in the course, will have this as a one and done.

I would love to give this race 5 stars. I have run it every year since it started and would have given 5 stars happily. The race is still young and has had many new-​race problems. But the organizers are great and the race has a wonderful spirit.
The reason for my reduced star review is the current situation that I am dealing with. Founding legacy runners like me who have run every year are promised the opportunity to register for the next year at a discount that gives us the lowest price anyone will pay. I registered right away when registration opened but the discount code didn’t work. A few weeks later, they acknowledged that there had been some problems and reactivated the code … but that only helped people who were not yet registered. I contacted the organizers at least a half dozen separate times. I received responses from different individuals.
Some responses assured me that the overcharge could be fixed but that I needed to correspond with a different email address to get it done. Then I would receive no response from the second address.
Later, I would get responses asking for additional information. When I would supply the information they requested, I would get no further response. I just hate that one of the most fun races that I run is marred by some of the worst customer service that I have run into.
If they had fixed the error quickly, I would have continued to think of this as a nearly perfect race with very understandable problems here and there. But as it is, I am left with mixed feelings. After running it for a 4^th year, will I run it year 5? Perhaps, but I would be much happier with a response other than asking me to do one more thing and then ignoring it when I complete the next step. Perhaps then this fiasco could actually be resolved.

I ran this race in April and LOVED it. The course was changed last minute but the spectators and the vibe was just so positive that it didn’t even matter. I earned the Best of LA Challenge medal for running the New Years Race in January, it’s such a bad ass piece of bling! I recommend this challenge, you get to run through DTLA for one and Hollywood for the other! (use the code NYRMyrna15 to save $ 15 at NYR Registration, fee increase happening 08÷01÷14)
The Bling for both of these race (not just the challenge medal) is gorgeous! Highly recommended!

This is my first time running this half. Like many others, I was hesitant to sign up due to the unfavorable reviews, but my run besties loved this race since they ran the inaugural event. This is a very flat course except for a couple of mini-​hills. If you’ve read other reviews, the Admins have changed the course quite a bit.
To start, we stayed at the hotel within a few steps to the start line. We were 15 minutes early and the corrals were already super crowded. Like Mike C. stated in his review below, it was unbelievable to see everyone crowd the faster corrals and you kinda wonder if these folks can really run as fast as they claim. But who am I to judge… I think folks just wanted to get started and avoid waiting in line since this race was pretty packed. I didn’t mind squeezing through the crowd and keeping warm coz it was windy (and cold) early in the morning. =P
I skipped the expo since I had to work on Friday. I was told it was small and when my friends got there, they only had about 10 minutes before they closed things up.
PROS: I loved running through Hollywood Blvd. and seeing all the old buildings and cool facades — this was oober cool! The support stations (water and electrolytes) to the cheerful volunteers were abundant. Many people were dressed up so it was great distraction — I didn’t feel the first 10 miles of my run until my ankle started hurting.
CONS: Need better mile markers — as in higher up in the ground waving in the air. Some of them I missed and it sucks to think I’ve done so and so number of miles just to realize I was wrong! I did run with 2:10 pacer to see if I can improve my time and got my PR!
TIP: For 2014, if you completed the New Year’s Race Half in LA with the Hollywood Half, you get a third medal. So another heavy medal to add to my 2014 collection. =) Happy Runner = me!

I’m a bit dumbfounded by all the complaints, while this race was not perfect and apparently due to last minute changes to course and venue, they (race directors) were transparent and addressed the issues.
First the expo: we were told that there would be a fee to park, it was no different last year in that respect. I simply parked at a meter and walked half a block. This is typical of Hollywood.
The expo was a lot smaller than last year. I looked forward to going this year and even brought some friends as last year’s expo left a lasting impression on me as well as some new running gear. I was a bit disappointed in the lack of vendors this year, however the ones that were there were very nice and there were some swag to be had. I did enjoy the photo ops that were available.
It was very easy to find your bib number although dimly lit, but we were also EMAILED our individual bib number, so you can easily look through your emails to find it as well.
Day of Race: Parking was an issue. the entrance to the hollywood and highland structure was closed and if I wasn’t an hour early I may have missed the race. I found that if you were coming north of Hollywood, it was chaos, but if you were able to get around to the south side of Hollywood Blvd, there were quite a few lots and lots of metered parking if you were willing to take a gamble.
While the U-​turn changes caused bottleneck and bored, the live music and enthusiasm of runners made up for it. I’d definitely suggest the 5k/​10k and half starting at different times, because it was frustrating to run around 5k walkers especially in the tight u turns.
I HATED that the half marathon crossed the red carpet. I had that total let down feeling when I realized that I still had a mile and a half AFTER crossing, kinda let the air out of my balloon!
I loved, like last year the FINISH line red carpet and audience. I received breakfast granola, bananas, water, coconut water, choco pies at the finish, so I’m not sure what everyone was complaining about.
SWAG: I wish the design of the tech tee was different than last years, but I wear it all the time. The medal is one of my favorites and the fact that we got a FREE picture download was freaking amazing. I’ve never heard of that before and enjoyed being able to document my success.

This year (2014) was my first experience running the Hollywood Half Marathon. Living in Orange County, I had to actually book a hotel room, which Hollywood Half have actually had blocked hotel rooms at Hilton Garden Inn (2 blocks from start line). It was awesome to be able to walk to the start line and not deal with traffic and road blockage.
I arrived on Friday evening just to make it to the Hollywood Palladium expo to pick up my race bibs, parking was $ 10! Outrageous! The expo was quite unorganized, small, and very little parking. For some strange reason, they had replaced all the Men’s Large shirts, so my boyfriend had to sign up to have them mail his race shirt. The expo did not have a lot of vendors, I wanted to purchase something with the «Hollywood half marathon» on it, and they only thing that was available were baseball caps, limited size in tshirts, and sweaters.
Race morning, scheduled to start at 6am, however, it started a bit later. The sound speakers were breaking in and out, and the corrals were scattered a bit. I think they need to split up the Half Marathons, 10K, and 5K. Once we started running, we had to maneuver around walkers for the first 3 miles, due to the streets being a bit small. Overall, the course was great, it had very little hills, and majority of it was flat. It was great to get a view of the Hollywood Sign. I would suggest to have more porta-​potties, only because every time I passed one, there were 10+ people waiting. It was great to have live bands performing, Asian drummers, and a lot of people dressed in superhero costumes; great entertainment! The volunteers were awesome, there were waters stations every 2 miles, and they were all very motivating.
Overall, it was a great experience to be able to run through Hollywood streets. Highly recommended!

My 5^th half marathon and the worst one yet! I did this run only to get the ‘Best of LA Challenge’ medal. You have to run the New Year’s Race and Hollywood Half consecutively. I did the New Year’s Race earlier this year so Hollywood Half was a must.
Let me just list everything wrong with this race:
1. 5k, 10k, and half marathon runners started AT THE SAME TIME! The first 3 miles of the race I was dodging walkers left and right.
2. Lack of porta potties on the course. All the lines I saw always had more than 5 people. I luckily went to a gas station with no lines.
3. Lack of volunteers. I saw runners pouring their own water at some stations.
4. The race did not start on time
5. Spectators were on the street blocking runners at the Hollywood and Vine corner, the final stretch of the race. There should have been more barricades at this intersection.
6. No snacks at the finish line. All I got was a single bottle of water and a banana. I tried to get another bottle but they wouldn’t give one.
7. Finally, WORST COURSE EVER! They had to change the course and added all these u-​turns. Hard to get your momentum while people are walking at these u-​turns.
The only good thing that came out of this race was getting my new personal record. I trained a lot for this race and deserved it. If the course had less u-​turns I think my time would have been even faster. Oh and my medals are nice and pretty. The ‘Best of LA Challenge’ medal is gigantic!
It was a memorable race (good and bad), I’m definitely not running this again unless they change the course.

It was never my intent to sign up for this race. After hearing some horror stories from friends who did this last year, I wasn’t going to do this race. But for whatever reason, I got a free entry to the half marathon race, so getting a free medal was a no brainer.
But with the horror stories from last year, these guys did make some changes on the second year of the race. For example, this year’s course changed. It was pretty much flat throughout the whole 13.1 miles with the exception of miles 5 – 8 and 8.5−9.
The hills were very reasonable and from my understanding, was no where as bad as last year’s race. Running through Hollywood did give a lot of views and scenery along the way. I didn’t see any stars though… oh well.
But running down along Hollywood Blvd was a major plus.
However unlike other marathons that I’m used to, the expo area was located several miles away from the race itself. It was located in the Universal Hilton where most people were compelled to pay $ 15 just for parking. So if you don’t make a day out there in Universal City, then that $ 15 is gone in just the 30 minutes you spent at the expo.
The expo was small, but plenty of room to walk around. But your main purpose there is getting the bib and the tech t-​shirt.
One issue that I noticed was the corral placement for the runners. I saw lots of runners who were placed in the fast corrals such as Wave 2 or 3, that you know for sure didn’t belong there. I’m like really… really, you think you can run a sub 2-​hour half marathon? So running along and seeing these guys just walk as soon as they cross the start line was a major annoyance.
But other than that, I actually enjoyed my half marathon run. Again, I came for the free medal which is a pretty cool Hollywood walk of fame star medal. Even the 5k and 10k runners got the same medal, but theirs was a little bit smaller.
Lot of people parked near the start/​finish lines, but you can probably save a few more dollars if you take the MTA instead.
Note to self: 1:42:01 in 2013.

My first time running this race and I’m hooked. The course was really great, compared to what I heard last year, and absolutely no problems for me whatsoever. I got a room at the Roosevelt and accidentally booked for the 7^th instead of the 6^th, so that was my fault, but luckily my friend had a spare bed at his hotel so we were set at the Start line. I parked at the H&H center and it was a breeze to get where I needed to go for my corral and everything.
From hearing and reading everyone’s reviews last year, I was hesitant to do this, but as a first timer to the Holllywood Half, I’m definitely coming back. There were plenty of cups, the course was challenging but not too hard for a beginner, and actually not as boring as one would imagine. Great bands and entertainment throughout the course, and great volunteers & support from them as well. Gatorade stations well placed, water stations a plenty (LOTS of cups this time).
The finish line festivities were awesome, and there was Superman at the finish handing you your medals too! Plenty of food, bananas, bagels, juice and band still going strong. :)
I wasn’t looking to PR, but since the challenging rolling hills were at Silver Lake Blvd were in the middle of the course, it helped to speed my time up big time. I hit my PR with just over 3 hours (my previous PR was 3:20, so now that it’s 3:06, I’m incredibly happy with how things worked out. The Superhero crew is incredibly supportive and listen to all critiques & suggestions.

I ran this event last year and thought it was overall good with some room for improvement. The race director is very open to runner feedback and he incorporated the positive and negative comments into the race planning this year. The big hill near Universal Studios was gone, but he found a couple of others near the reservoir which left me gasping.
Last year I thought the expo was too crowded and took too long to get through and the water stations running out of cups was a big turnoff. This year the expo was extended and the aid stations ran smoothly. The course was well laid out and I had a great time running it. Nice touch with the bibs noting
«Legacy» runner for those who ran both years. Based on the improvements made and the fact Ken is open to suggestions I just finished registering for 2014.

What an abysmal, wretched half marathon. I know, that’s really harsh, but it’s the truth. I realize that the organizers wanted to pull off something special for Hollywood, and their hearts were in the right place, but the end product was nothing but a horrifying train wreck that I will never participate in again.
The expo, located at the Universal Studios Hilton Hotel, was an absolute nightmare to navigate. We arrived around 5pm or so, and the traffic getting into the Hilton’s parking garage was backed up all the way to the surface streets. No wonder the Hilton and Universal Studios agreed to be hosts to this race because they were raking in the $$$ with the outrageous parking fees they were extorting. I believe we paid around $ 10 to park in the Hilton’s garage at the expo, and another $ 15 to park in Universal’s lot on the morning of the race.
Picking up my bib and shirt at the expo was like watching a scene from Lord of the Flies. It was dog-​eat-​dog, really. I had to elbow my way into the line to pick up my shirt, engaged in a brief argument with another person trying to cut in front of me, and then ended up dealing with a worker who had a pissy ‘tude. I was in no mood for ‘tudes at that point. Organization was non-​existent. It was a free for all, and chaos seemed to be the theme and a harbinger of what we had to look forward to on race day.
Pace coralls? I don’t think that half of the individuals participating in the race understood the concept. Perhaps because the coralls were just poorly identified? I placed myself in the front of the 8:00/min group and found myself surrounded by a troop of walkers. Weaving my way through and around pockets of slugs in what was supposed to be have been a ⁷⁄₈ min pace group was downright ridiculous and frustrating.
Gear check? Cluster Fu**. Did it exist, or didn’t it? I still don’t know.
The course: Not what I had anticipated at all. Boring route. I was hoping for some more inspiring views, but, instead, we were confined to running along Hollywood Blvd the majority of the time where the only thing that was noteworthy was the realization that even in Hollywood the homeless abound!
Hydaration stations? No Ultima or other electrolite-​repleneshing liquids available. Plenty of water, but they forgot about cups, apparently. (rolling eyes)
The Hill: Unforgiving and ridiculous. Annihilated my time.
Shuttle Service: Really? Where? When? I didn’t see it. Maybe it’s because my ass was already hoofing it back up the hill to Universal after crossing the most pathetic and hideous finish line in existence.
Indeed, I’m a bitter boy.

I was really excited for another inaug race. Typically these inaugs are smaller and I appreciate the non-​bottlenecking that usually occurs with the bigger races.
From the horror stories of race packet pick-​up, I’m glad I opted for the mail service — $ 15. Besides 1 day for race packet pick-​up?! C’mon!!!
Race morning, the parking situation was a bit confusing. I pre-​paid my parking for $ 10, but race day they were charging $ 15. There was only 3 lines open at the time, but when 530a rolled around, they decided to open up 1 additional lane. So many cars trying to get in. All lanes should be open.
Corrals were not easily identifiable, in fact, was anyone assigned a corral? I just saw times on a stick. I decided to jump in with the 7 – 8 min pacers.
I have to admit, the first couple miles were awesome. We ran thru Universal Citywalk and it was all downhill. I was enamored by all the pretty lights of Citywalk, and clouded by the Hollywood stars. Basically the route is a roundtrip on Cahuenga, Hollywood Blvd and Sunset. There were potholes to watch out for and steady inclines.
What bothered me is the fact that they ran out of cups at the hydration stations — WHAT?! Runners were using their hands for cups or drinking out of the jugs. And there was only 1 station that provided Vitalyte, which totally messed up my race day routine.
I didn’t care for the scene. Basically you’re looking at empty rundown buildings. The last 2 miles were torture — I was doing 14 min/​miles. Here is when you start cramping due to the very steep incline on Cahuenga. Tears of pain when you cross the finish. I was spent.
I was heartbroken I didn’t see my childhood crush, Joey Joe; however, I did see Sean Austin from Lord of the Rings!!! Unfortunately, he was the only «star» I saw.
What limo bus? I saw only 2 driving around, the lines were horrendous, and you’re better off walking back to your car. Most of the runners and spectators walked up uphill a quarter mile to the parking garage anyways.
Leaving was horrible. We opted to get breakfast off Sunset Blvd, and what would have taken 10 mins took almost an hour due to the sucky traffic and all the closed roads.
Def NOT a flat race and there’s no way to PR this muttha…
Hollywood Half next year?
Pass…
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STATS:
Chip Time 2:06:37
Overall Place ¹⁷⁴⁶⁄₆₀₉₄
Gender Place ⁷²²⁄₃₈₁₅
Division Place ¹⁴²⁄₆₈₅
Age Grade 52.4%
Pace 9:40
1^st 5K 26:55.7
2^nd 5K 27:35.7
Last 6 9M 1:12:06.3