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Covid-19 concerns close doors on Cape’s money-spinning events
The Two Oceans ultramarathon is latest in a slew of high-profile gatherings to be cancelled due to the pandemic
Two Oceans: Like taking candy from a baby
Your name is a powerful motivator to run the Two Oceans Ultra marathon just within the cutoff time.
Frith van der Merwe fears her Two Oceans record may be broken
It has been 25 years since South African road runner Frith van der Merwe set her record on the Two Oceans ultra marathon. It may not last much longer.
Gatebe, Volgina take winning honours at Two Oceans marathon
David Gatebe and Natalia Volgina provided the upset wins at the 44th Two Oceans marathon held in gale force conditions around the southern cape.
Kalmer gears up for Olympic marathon
Olympic athlete Rene Kalmer welcomed the cold and wet weather at the Two Oceans Marathon, saying it may be similar conditions to those in London.
Ntshiliza sprints to Two Oceans victory
George Ntshiliza produced a late surge to break the foreign stranglehold on the 56km Two Oceans ultra-marathon in Cape Town on Saturday.
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