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Cape Town motorists, here are the Gun Run road closures

The Outsurance Gun Run is taking place this weekend in Cape Town.

Saturday will see a number of events being held, including the 17km trail run, 10km run/walk and two 5km fun runs/walks.

Runners and walkers will do the half marathon on Sunday.

Below are the road closures for this weekend’s events:

Camps Bay / Clifton

  • Kloof Road – Northbound closed between Lower Kloof and Clarens – 6am and 9.30am 15 September
  • Lower Kloof Road – Northbound closed between Victoria & Kloof – 6am and 9.30am 15 September
    Seacliff Rd – Local Access only – Victoria & Beach rds – 6.45am and 8.30am 14 September/ 6am to 10am 15 September
  • Victoria Rd – Northbound closed between Strathmore and Seacliff – 6am to 10am 15 September

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