Following the success of last year's event, Auto & General once again held an exciting cross triathlon in the picturesque Stein City on Saturday 24th February.
The event began with a 600m swim in the pristine waters of Steyn City Lagoon, setting the stage for a challenging 30km bike ride through the exhilarating trails on site.
The athletes then demonstrated their endurance in a final push, running 7km along a safe walkway around the grounds.
This year's event saw the participation of 800 brave athletes, including celebrities such as Thando Thabete.
“This race is really special.”
matt flax
Reflecting on his experience, the 947 presenter said he had so much fun doing it that he was looking forward to doing it again next year.
He added: “I woke up this morning and my legs were like jelly.” [Saturday], I couldn't have expected to have such a good day yesterday. This race is really special. I can't wait to come back next year! ”
roseanne mackenzie
The co-host of Jacaranda FM's Drive with Rob & Roz, who is back for the second time, said it was great to be back.
“Last year was my first cross triathlon and it was a really great experience. I'm looking forward to this year's challenge,” she added.
Tando Thabete
Another famous face is Thando “Tabhuti” Thabethe, a respected television and radio personality.
Paul Kay
The world-renowned Ironman race commentator brings his energy and passion for the endurance sport to triathlon.
According to Auto & General, the cross triathlon was first launched two years ago with the aim of making the sport of triathlon more accessible to athletes in Gauteng who typically have to travel long distances to participate. It was launched.
Johanni Jennings, head of marketing for Auto & General Insurance, said the event has seen significant growth.
“We are thrilled to be giving South African athletes the opportunity to give their best once again. This is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated events on the South African tri-sport calendar and we are honored to be a part of it. Masu.”
Stephen Lowe, CEO of Steyn City Properties, another participant, said: “Last year's triathlon looked like so much fun that I didn't want to sit on the sidelines. I'm looking forward to next year being even more fun, with more competition, and more personal bests.”
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