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Mud, sweat and tears at Blythedale Warrior Race

The Toyota Warrior Race tests participants' skill and endurance.

A staggering 1500 competitors took part in the Toyota Warrior Race at Blythedale Coastal Estate last weekend.

The cool weather on Saturday was not a hindrance to these hardy warriors.

Participants of the Sithanda Upliftment Projects Team Jack Severs, Josh Pretorius, Michael Keague, Dayle Shuttleworth and Nicole von Metzinger, raising funds for the Igardi project.

“Saturday’s weather made the race interesting with gushing winds sweeping across the beach and cool temperatures,” said Chamaine van Zyl from Toyota Warrior Race.

“The weather did not stop the athletes from coming to the event and conquering the course. Rookies and Commando participants were in for a treat on Sunday, with one of the most picturesque days at Blythedale.”

The race is equal parts gruelling and fun. Photo: Toyota Warrior Race.

The Black-Ops was the most challenging category, requiring an advanced level of fitness.

Claude Eksteen took the win for the Black-Ops Elite men, with Tian Basson coming in second and Bradley Claase third.

In the women’s race, Nedene Cahill snagged top spot followed by Trish Eksteen and Sabrina Daolio.

Claude Eksteen and Nedene Cahill were crowned as the SCA OCR (Obstacle Course Race) Champions for 2019.

The Reebok Sprint Race was won by both defending champions Dominique D’Oliveira and Trevor Lagerwey.

The Toyota Warrior Race tests participants’ skill and endurance. Photo: Toyota Warrior Race.


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