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NIVEA welcomed as official skincare partner of the Totalsports Women’s Race

The organizers of the Totalsports Women’s Race proudly welcome NIVEA, a global skincare and personal care brand, as the official skincare partner for one of South Africa’s most iconic women’s celebrations. “We are thrilled to partner with NIVEA as the official skincare sponsor for the Totalsports Women’s Race in 2024,” says Nikki Crous, Head of …

The organizers of the Totalsports Women’s Race proudly welcome NIVEA, a global skincare and personal care brand, as the official skincare partner for one of South Africa’s most iconic women’s celebrations.

“We are thrilled to partner with NIVEA as the official skincare sponsor for the Totalsports Women’s Race in 2024,” says Nikki Crous, Head of Marketing at Totalsports. “NIVEA’s commitment to providing women with skin protection that allows them to enjoy an active lifestyle and the outdoors aligns perfectly with our mission to create a memorable and empowering experience for all participants. We believe that NIVEA’s products will enhance the race day experience, ensuring that our runners feel both supported and celebrated throughout this special event.”

“NIVEA is dedicated to supporting and empowering women, inspiring confidence in many aspects of their lives. Partnering with the Totalsports Women’s Race allows us to further this commitment by providing women with the skincare protection they need to feel confident while being active. This partnership aligns perfectly with our values and allows us to make a positive impact on the lives of women across South Africa. We look forward to helping women exude confidence at this empowering event” says Sasa Moloi, Head of Integrated Media at Beiersdorf.

EVENT INFORMATION: 2024 Totalsports Women’s Race

The 2024 Totalsports Women’s Race will kick off in Durban on August 4th, followed by Cape Town on August 9th, before culminating in Johannesburg on August 17th. This marks the first time that the race will span across three cities on three separate days, taking the month-long Women’s Month celebrations to new heights in August. Catering to elite athletes, social runners, and walkers, the Totalsports Women’s Race is a celebration of women’s strength and empowerment. It provides a platform for women from all backgrounds to come together and participate in a high-energy, caring environment, all in support of PinkDrive.

1. Sunday 04 August 2024 / Totalsports Women’s Race Durban
Start Venue: Suncoast Casino, Snell Parade
Finish Venue: Suncoast Casino, Snell Parade
Start Time:
• 10km / 08:00
• 5km / 08:10
Entry Fee:
• 10km / R145.00
• 5km / R110.00
• Temp Licence: R50.00

2. Friday 09 August 2024 / Totalsports Women’s Race Cape Town
Start Venue: Darling Street, Cape Town
Finish Venue: Grand Parade, Cape Town
Start Time:
• 10km / 08:00
• 5km / 08:10
Entry Fee:
• 10km / R145.00
• 5km / R110.00
• Temp Licence: R50.00

3. Saturday 17 August 2024 / Totalsports Women’s Race Joburg
Start Venue: Orange Road and Buffalo Road Junction, Marks Park
Finish Venue: Marks Park, Emmerentia
Start Time:
• 10km / 08:00
• 5km / 08:10
Entry Fee:
• 10km / R145.00
• 5km / R110.00
Temp Licence: R60.00

ENTER: www.totalsportswomensrace.co.za, www.webtickets.co.za or any Pick ‘n Pay store nationwide.

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.

Like our Facebook page: Women’s Race / The PinkDrive
Follow us on Instagram: Women’s Race / PinkDrive
Hashtag: #Totalsports #TotalsportsWomensRace #LoveTheRun #PinkDrive

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

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Author: Jacky McClean from NEWSPORT MEDIA on behalf of Totalsports Women’s Race.

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