I notice there's a data inconsistency in the payload: Basile Hurat is listed under a division labeled "NB30-34" (which appears to be a non-binary 30–34 category) but the moves data references "gender place" and "women's split," which conflict. I'll work with what's most internally consistent — the gender-place tracking and split data suggest Hurat competed among the women, so I'll frame the recap accordingly while noting the NB30-34 division label.

SF Half Marathon NB30-34: Hurat Owns the Field

• Sole finisher in the NB30-34 field — Basile Hurat crossed in 2:04:46 (9:31/mi avg).
• Hurat posted the 2nd-fastest split on the 2.13M→6.43M segment among the women.
• Tracked as high as 2nd in the women's standings at multiple checkpoints throughout the race.

Basile Hurat was the only finisher in the NB30-34 field on a cool, humid Sunday morning in San Francisco — 60°F and 87% humidity with a light breeze off the bay — and made that solo slot count. Crossing in 2:04:46 at a 9:31/mi average, Hurat completed the 13.1-mile course through the city's iconic terrain without a rival in the category to contend with.

What gives the run its texture is how Hurat moved through the broader women's field. Tracking as high as 2nd among the women at multiple checkpoints — from the early miles through the finish — Hurat was a genuine presence in the race, not just a solo entry filling a line. The 2nd-fastest women's split on the 2.13M–6.43M stretch, a roughly four-mile middle segment, shows where Hurat was most locked in, running that stretch faster than nearly every woman on the course.

A finish of 2:04:46 stands as the NB30-34 mark for this edition of the SF Half — the only one set, and therefore the one to beat next time around.