Tradition runs deep at Redondo Super Bowl 10K
Primates Whitney Heard (Hermosa Beach), Lauren Baer (Hermosa Beach), Erica Baer (Hermosa Beach), Sean Kuykendall (Hermosa Beach), Carlos Lopez (Hermosa Beach), Caroline Kabe (Redondo Beach), Patrick Joyce (Redondo Beach), Dylan Mathis (Redondo Beach) and Craig Kuykendall (Redondo Beach) chase top banana Brent Kuykendall (Torrance) to the beer line. Photo View the photo gallery. Hours before two of the most storied franchises in NFL history met in Super Bowl XLV, more than 8,000 people kept a Redondo Beach tradition alive in what has become one of – if not the – largest Super Bowl celebration in Southern California. It seemed fitting that while runners and walkers prepared for the start of the 5K race, a fog bank rolled in. Reminiscent of weather Sunday’s Super Bowl adversaries the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers were accustomed to playing in, the fog lifted and the sun emerged for the end of the final race – symbolic of 1967 when the Packers played in the first Super Bowl in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the Steelers made their Super Bowl debut in 1975 in Tulane. Hosted by the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau, the 33rd annual Redondo Beach…
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