Registration was available online or you could print a form. Included with the fee of $25 ish, was chip timing, colorful bib, post race goodies, tech shirt, and shot glass.

Packet pick up was held the evening before, and someone else could grab it for you. There was also a pick up the morning before the race.

Pre-race: The was plenty of parking in a lot across the street from the restaurant sponsoring the race. Port-o-potties scattered around the start/finish.

Course: Snaked through a residential neighborhood on paved streets. There were no major pot holes or cracks to watch out for. There were a few hills, nothing too steep. Each mile was marked. A water stop with paper cups at the half way point. Course had law enforcement at the major intersections, however some other intersections had no volunteers or arrows on the street directing you the way to go. The start/finish was marked with an arc and a clock. My garmin had the course short, but maybe we missed a turn?

Post race: All day party held at Ganzo's restaurant. Tent had been set up for the festivities. Each participant receives 2 beers or tequila shot and a bowl of nachos. Awards for overall (tv's) and age groups also award for best costume. Party continued all day.

Overall: It was a good race to kick off Cinco de Mayo. The course had enough hill for a challenge, but enough post race festivities to have fun.