It has been three weeks since the KAP sani2c nonstop took place, and with the legs having recovered, most of the riders who took part are ready to sign up to do it all over again at the 2023 edition!
5 June 2022, Scottburgh. The Brink Racing Team of David Low and Dean Worthmann won the KAP sani2c nonstop in 13 hours, 25 minutes and 10 seconds. They crossed the finish line less than a minute ahead of Team FRIB who had led the race up until a navigation error in the last few kilometres. Team FRIB was made up of Steven Holm, Jarrad van Zuydam, Rick Diesel and Darryl Irvine, finishing in 13:26:07.
The KAP sani2c nonstop mountain bike endurance event, set for 3-4 June 2022, will not be derailed by the further rains that have fallen since the successful 2022 KAP sani2c just over ten days ago. Founder of the sani2c, “Farmer’ Glen Haw, said yesterday that there had been some damage to the trails over the weekend but that everything was repairable before nonstop.
The 18th edition of the KAP sani2c was a great success. After the recent floods in KwaZulu-Natal, the sani2c team had to double up on efforts to prepare the route, and in doing so they managed to get the trails in the best condition they have ever been in.
Scottburgh Golf Club, 14 May. Imbuko{type}DEV’s Marco Joubert and Wessel Botha took the overall KAP sani2c title in a time of 08:57:43, crossing the line today four seconds behind PYGA Euro Steel, who take the stage win. Kim Le Court and Robyn de Groot of Efficient Infiniti Insure won the final stage and comfortably take the women’s title with an overall time of 10:42:55.
