The event was hosted in Johannesburg at the FNB Stadium. Masango participated in support of a friend who was diagnosed with breast cancer. “To me, the race was about cancer awareness, it wasn’t competitive at all. “I usually finish in the threehour range, but this time I was riding with a friend, Dikeledi Radebe, in support of cancer patients,” Masango said.
“My goal was to help Dikeledi finish the race.” Masango said he cycled using the race number and bicycle of a friend who is currently going through cancer treatment. Other cyclists from the Mopani region included Ntwanano and Khetani Mushwana, Ntwanano Ngobeni, Welcome Khoza and Lukas Malatji from Phalaborwa.
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