Dear sani2c riders

It is hard to believe that the planning for sani2c started nearly 20 years ago. This was in the days of front suspension only, caliper brakes, where V brakes were the new thing and a 3 by 7 drive train was the talk of the ride.

Over the years, the key to the success of our KAP sani2c, has been the support we have received from the many landowners, who not only happily allow us through their farms, but who often stop their farming operations so that we can ride through; and the communities, who not only open their hearts to us, but also spend many hours in planning meetings, travelling and pure hard work. This is not their day job and none of them do it for personal gain but in support of some essential community organization. Best of all, they do it with a smile! These are the people that make our events possible. To all the local people, farmers, their wives and their children, who support the event year after year in so many different ways, how do we thank you?

We live in the most amazing country with very special people. Like every country we have the trouble makers, and it is often so easy to take a dim view on South Africa. An event like sani2c, where communities welcome strangers into their areas, with friendly smiles and words of encouragement, just turns that perception onto its head. KAP sani2c, for us, reinforces how amazing South Africa is and what an awesome bunch of people we have who populate it.

My wish for these many people, is that their organizations grow from strength to strength and that events, like KAP sani2c, bring positive effect on their communities. I know for sure, by the response from our sponsors and partners, that it has a positive effect on them. KAP would not have signed until 2020 without all the wonderful South Africans who toil so hard for our KAP sani2c.

With grateful appreciation
Farmer Glen
#morethanjustaride

Reintroducing #IconicClimb💥 It’s basically one long paincave!

It is 2940m with 304m vertical ascent, giving an average gradient of just over 10%. How will you prepare?

For one, it would be a good idea to sign up to our training program.
Sign up will close on the 13th March 2018.
Click here to sign up: https://www.absolutemotion.co.za and then click on our KAP sani2c logo.
The Absolute Motion coaching team will help you conquer it!
Keep your ear to the ground for more news on Iconic in the weeks to come.

Please read through the below information containing some important points

CLOTHING

All clothing orders have been placed so unfortunately no changes can be made on your entry.
Clothing can be swapped at the event among riders or at the finish in Scottburgh.

2018 BLACK MAMBA’s

Here is our list of Black Mambas for the 2018 event (you have participated in 9 events & are going for your 10th ride this year),
if your name does not appear on the list kindly email Sandra on [email protected] to be added.

Massage & Physio’s

Massage pre-bookings have opened. Click here to book.
We also have qualified physiotherapists at the race villages. Click here to book. More information can be found on our website.

Campervan Site Bookings

Click here to make your booking.
This fee DOES NOT INCLUDE THE CAMPERVAN, the fee is for the site parking's only at all the race villages: Glencairn, Mackenzie Club & Jolivet.
Drivers/supporters have to be self-sufficient and will not be allowed into the race villages or dining facilities at Mackenzie Club & Jolivet.
More info can be found here

Accommodation

You will also find the list of Accommodation available prior, during and after sani2c listed on our website

Pre-event tented accommodation at Glencairn Farm- the night of registration.

We offer tented accommodation the night of registration at R480.00 per person sharing a tent with your riding partner,
this includes your tent as well as mattresses, dinner & breakfast (tented accommodation in the race villages at Mackenzie Club & Jolivet are included in your team entry fee)
To make your booking:

• Log on to your team entry on the website.
• Go to 'My Entries', then click on 'detail'
• Navigate to 'add merchandise'
• A box then appears. Click on the selection for Pre-event camping per person... and select the option, 'Yes, Spot for 1 person - teammates share a tent, add one spot for every teammate to the cart'
• Click Add

Airport Transport

For the riders flying into King Shaka airport in Durban, there is transport available for booking where you will be collected at the airport & transported to the registration venue at Glencairn Farm as well as from the finish at Scottburgh back to the airport. The service also includes one way trips. Click here for more info.

Car Shuttle

The car shuttle service is organised by the local schools as a fundraiser, this service is available for booking here. Click here for more information. Car shuttle cancellations are NON REFUNDABLE. Your car shuttle booking is only secure and guaranteed once paid in full. The car shuttle service has limited numbers. Your vehicle will be driven from Glencairn Farm straight through to Scottburgh (they will NOT be driven from race village to race village).

Please check that you book for the correct event. If you do team swops it is your responsibility to inform the relevant shuttle organiser of the changes so you can be allocated a spot for the new event shuttle. If you swop your entry, your shuttle will not be moved automatically.

Contact email addresses for car shuttles only are as follows:

• Trail: Deanne Bowley ([email protected])
• Adventure: Sue Mc Alpine ([email protected])
• Race: Ilene van Dyk ([email protected])

Entry Ninja 'Chat' box

When you are logged on into entry you will be able to "chat" directly to an Entry Ninja agent for any assistance or queries on your team entry.
Log on here
This "chat" box is live between 9am & 3pm Monday to Friday and can be found in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.
Alternatively you can contact Sandra or Judy in our race office via email [email protected]