Fun Run Supports Olympic Values

The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) will be hosting the Olympic Day Run on Saturday 24 November 2007, to celebrate the anniversary

Entries Open for Tshwane Matha

Entries for the 2008 Nedbank Matha Series in Tshwane, Gauteng, are now open, with the Half Marathon (21.1km) and fun run (5km) taking place at

Beauty Run Turns 41

Bulelwa Mtshagi is the defending champion for the 41st Anniversary of the Peninsula Marathon in February next year, after finishing first in a time just

René 2007 Grand Prix Champ

The winning trio in the SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge held in Johannesburg on Sunday 14 October. From left to right: The second placed Annerien van

Women Run 240km for Charity

Bedfordview Country Club (BCC) runners Jane Mackinnon and Karen O’Leary have returned from a gruelling 240-kilometre trans-Alpine race in Europe to a warm smile.

Joburg’s Grand Prix Final

The final SPAR Women’s Challenge Race at Old Parktonians on Sunday October 14 is expected to be a cracker, with some of the country’s top

Joburg’s Fun Road Challenge

Buli G, pictured here entertaining the crowds before the SPAR Women’s 10 km Challenge in Port Elizabeth earlier this year, is one of the main

Jhb Challenge Ends Grand Prix

Top athletes Charne Bosman (Mr Price), Maxine Heine-Wacker (Harmony), Annarien van Schalkwyk (Irene) and Gloria Baeba (Harmony) line up to register for the upcoming Johannesburg

Last Challenge for Joburg Spring

Spring is well and truly here, which means it is time to start getting ready for the last of the five SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge

Challenge Comes to Joburg

  CANSA were winners at the launch of the Joburg leg of the SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge held in Fourways on Wednesday, where a "trolley

Kalmer in Grand Prix Pole Position

  With just two races left in the SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge series, Mr Price’s Rene Kalmer appears to have a least one hand on

Tavengwa Takes Pretoria Challenge

Pre-race favourites Rene Kalmer and Grace de Olivera failed to achieve their intended results, with Kalmer finishing fourth behind Harmony’s Sharon Tavengwa, Kenya’s Joyce Mwende

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