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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / SA All-Comers Record Holder, Christine Njoki sets her sights on the Totalsports Women’s Race in Durban

SA All-Comers Record Holder, Christine Njoki sets her sights on the Totalsports Women’s Race in Durban

30 July 2024 by Guest

Exactly one month after setting a new South African all-comers record and personal best at the Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K, Kenya’s Christine Nalimo Njoki will be aiming for an even more impressive performance when she competes in one of South Africa’s most iconic Women’s Month celebrations, the Totalsports Women’s Race in Durban, this …

Exactly one month after setting a new South African all-comers record and personal best at the Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K, Kenya’s Christine Nalimo Njoki will be aiming for an even more impressive performance when she competes in one of South Africa’s most iconic Women’s Month celebrations, the Totalsports Women’s Race in Durban, this coming Sunday, 04 August 2024.

In setting a new South African all-comers record in July this year, the 24-year-old clocked in at 30:37, marking the fastest 10km time of her career.

“I enjoyed my last race in South Africa and always appreciate competing with fellow women to prove my mental and physical toughness,” says Njoki. “So, I am excited to once again race in South Africa, but this time at a women’s-only event. Women-only races are very important as they allow women to showcase their dominance in the sport independently and encourage others to compete at the same level. It is a great honor for female runners to compete among themselves and prove their skill. The race is a positive gesture and encouraging for young girls in society.”

She confirms, “I am looking forward to performing well in the race. My goal is to be on the podium.”

In closing, Njoki had the following message to share: “I want to tell all women competing that it is a new era for us to run faster, challenge ourselves, and even break new records.”

Njoki will need to put her best foot forward on race day, as there is an impressive lineup of athletes ready to compete including the likes of: Ethiopia’s Debash Desta (10km PB 30:58), Selam Gebre (10km PB 31:42), Diniya Abaraya (10km PB 32:03), and Ebste Btaw (10km PB 32:12), Kenya’s Marion Chepkoech, and South Africa’s Tayla Kavanagh (10km PB 32:10), to name just a few.

EVENT INFORMATION: 2024 Totalsports Women’s Race

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, Emmarentia
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. When registering online for the event, runners have the option to support PinkDrive by donating to the cause. PinkDrive will offer free clinical breast examinations in each city, along with the opportunity to consult with a PinkDrive nurse for general medical advice. Runners can also visit PinkDrive’s “Shop4Cancer” at each event, where they can deck themselves out in pink gear to show their support for this worthy cause and run with pride. For more information on PinkDrive visit www.pinkdrive.org

Like our Facebook page: Women’s Race / The PinkDrive
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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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