Singletrack Showdown Ends in Spectacular Spill at Wines2Whales
After strong winds made for a chaotic start to the opening stage on Friday, Stage 2, on Saturday, concluded in…
After strong winds made for a chaotic start to the opening stage on Friday, Stage 2, on Saturday, concluded in…
A windy and at times chaotic opening stage of the Shiraz race at FNB Wines2Whales saw the Honeycomb 226ers seize…
Stage 1, Avontuur, South Africa, 23 October 2025 France’s Axelle Dubau-Prevot (Numéro 31 par Café du Cycliste / Pinarello) triumphed…
Nortje Shatters the 3-Hour Mark at the Lions Karoo to Coast Having broken the course record in 2024, Tristan Nortje…
Having shattered the course record in 2024 by over 20 minutes, Arno du Toit and Keagan Bontekoning shaved a further…
Nedbank Gravel Burn proudly announces a strategic partnership with leading global challenger consultancy, Elixirr. As the Official Digital Transformation Partner,…
Sebastian Gesche’s claim that he and Marc Stutzmann felt confidentcoming into the Andorra Epic paid off as the Klimatiza Orbeacombination…
Two South African-born brands are teaming up to bring new meaning to comfort in the wild. Nedbank Gravel Burn announces its…
You’re either the last one standing, or the last one to fall…” The Grand Finale is the last chance to fly. And fly each team must as they ascend towards glory and swoop through the singletracks for the final time during the 2025 Absa Cape Epic. A circumnavigation of the Helderberg Dome ensures it will be a difficult day, complete with a return from a different direction to the highest point in the race. There will be reasons to celebrate aplenty too, however, with the singletracks of Ernie Els, Dornier and the famed Helderberg Trails all providing parting gifts. The last descent, through exquisite fynbos in reserve on the urban edge, brings the 21st Absa Cape Epic full circle. Closing with cheers, nerves replaced by elation, and a slot in the Book of Legend.