It will come as no surprise that the 19th edition of the KAP sani2c Race will put on a show of exciting racing, with some of South Africa’s top teams lining up for a fast and furious 265 kms from Underberg to Scottburgh on Thursday. With live coverage on @_sani2c Instagram stories, all eyes will be on the start line at Glencairn Farm near Underberg.
KAP sani2c is known for its sizable prize purse and 2023 is no exception, with R 550 000 up for grabs across the various categories. The top three men’s teams and the top three women’s teams will receive equal prize money, as well as the top three Young Guns men and women.
2023 Absa Cape Epic champion Matt Beers has a solid history with the KAP sani2c three-day stage race in KwaZulu-Natal. He has been on the podium every year that he has taken part since 2017, though he missed the 2020 and 2022 editions. After a second place in 2017 with Tim Hammond (Ryder RED E Spot Africa), he won the 2018 edition with teammate Nico Bell (NAD Pro), then was second in 2019 with Stuart Marais (NAD Pro) and third in 2021 with Wessel Botha ({Type}Dev Nanotime).
On the weekend of 17-19 March, join KAP sani2c founder ‘Farmer’ Glen Haw and the team for a weekend of riding in the beautiful Southern Drakensberg based at Glencairn Farm.
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!
