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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Don’t miss out on the 2023 Totalsports Women’s Race – Entries close this week!

Don’t miss out on the 2023 Totalsports Women’s Race – Entries close this week!

31 July 2023 by Alan

Runners and walkers have one last chance to be part of SA’s largest Women’s Day celebration as entries for the much-anticipated 2023 Totalsports Women’s Race close this week. “The Totalsports Women’s Race will be a lively celebration on National Women’s Day, promoting a healthy lifestyle, while inviting all women – from grandmothers to daughters – …

Runners and walkers gain one last chance to be fraction of SA’s largest Women’s Day celebration as entries for the much-anticipated 2023 Totalsports Women’s Race close this week.

“The Totalsports Women’s Race will be a lively celebration on National Women’s Day, promoting a healthy lifestyle, while inviting all women – from grandmothers to daughters – to unite in support of PinkDrive,” shares Michael Meyer, Managing Director of Stillwater Sports. “Thousands of South Africans will near together in three major cities – Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Durban – to be pleased the 10km run/walk that starts at 08:00 and the 5km run/walk that starts at 08:10. Regardless of the distance chosen, the event emphasizes the joy of participation and the collective support for women. Brace yourself for a vibrant pink spectacle, as the streets of these three major cities become a testament to our unified celebration.”

“Although entries are set to close on Wednesday, we anticipate reaching capacity earlier than expected due to limited remaining slots,” continues Meyer. “For those still planning to participate, we encourage you to secure your spot today to avoid any disappointment. We study forward to another memorable National Women’s Day celebration with thousands of enthusiastic runners and walkers. After completing your 10km or 5km run/walk, be sure to stick around for the phenomenal live performances by GoodLuck (in Cape Town), Boohle (in Johannesburg), and Holly Rey (in Durban). You won’t want to miss these fantastic shows!”

EVENT INFORMATION: 2023 Totalsports Women’s Race
Date: Wednesday, 09 August 2023 / National Women’s Day
Venue:
• Cape Town:
Start & Finish: Grand Parade, Cape Town

• Johannesburg:
Start & Finish: Marks Park, Emmerentia

• Durban:
Start: Masabalala Yengwa Ave
Finish: Kings Park Athletics Track

Start Time:
08:00 / 10km
08:10 / 5km

Entry Fee:
10km licensed runner R140.00
5km R110.00

10km Cape Town unlicensed runner Plus R45.00 (temporary license)
10km Johannesburg unlicensed runner Plus R50.00 (temporary license)
10km Durban unlicensed runner Plus R50.00 (temporary license)

Entries Close: Wednesday 02 August 2023 or once capacity has been reached
Enter Via: www.totalsportswomensrace.co.za

EACH ENTRY INCLUDES: Each entrant will receive a fitted Event T-shirt and finisher’s medal, while getting to appreciate an entertaining route with vibrant refreshment points and a Live Performance at the finish.

CHARITY SUPPORT: The Totalsports Women’s Race proudly supports PinkDrive. A Non-Profit Company (NPC), PinkDrive is committed to improving breast cancer awareness, education, providing and offering free services to the medically uninsured across South Africa. PinkDrive will be present at the Totalsports Women’s Race in Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban offering FREE clinical breast examinations and educating on the importance of self- breast examinations.

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT: The renowned South African electronic music band, GoodLuck is set to ignite the Totalsports Women’s Race in Cape Town, while South African multi-platinum selling artist, Boohle will mesmerise runners and walkers in Johannesburg and well known South African recording artist, singer and songwriter, Holly Rey will serenade participants in Durban.

PRIZE PURSE: The Totalsports Women’s Race will boast an impressive, combined prize purse of R202 500,00 in 2023. That equates to a R67 500,00 prize purse per city (Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban). Prize money has been allocated to the Top Ten finishers in the Open Category, with the Open Winner taking home R12 000,00, the second-place finisher R10 000,00 and the third-place finisher R8 000,00. Prize money has also been allocated to the top 3 finishers in the Junior, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69 and 70+ categories. To view the 2023 Prize Purse Breakdown visit: www.totalsportswomensrace.co.za

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Hashtag: #DoWhatMovesYou #Totalsports #TotalsportsWomensRace #PinkDrive #LovetheRun

For more information on PinkDrive visit www.pinkdrive.org For further information or to enter the Totalsports Women’s Race visit www.totalsportswomensrace.co.za

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