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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Seoposengwe and Seboko set for Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K debut!

Seoposengwe and Seboko set for Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K debut!

8 August 2023 by Guest

The inaugural Absa RUN YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K is set to see some incredible racing on Sunday 27 August 2023 as the next generation of athletes, Nicholas Seoposengwe and Kabelo Seboko, both running in the colours of Boxer Athletics Club, enter the fray. Nicholas proved that he should not be underestimated when he claimed victory …

The inaugural Absa RACE YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K is set to see some incredible racing on Sunday 27 August 2023 as the next generation of athletes, Nicholas Seoposengwe and Kabelo Seboko, both running in the colours of Boxer Athletics Club, enter the fray.

Nicholas proved that he should not be underestimated when he claimed victory at the Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY JOBURG 10K in 2022, while Kabelo became the latest addition to the illustrious sub-28-minute club when he claimed gold at the Absa RUSH YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K early in July.

Seboko’s victory at the Absa RACE YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K saw him become only the 4th South African athlete to crash the 28 minute effect in the last two years when he crossed the line in 27:56, taking a whopping 35 seconds off his previous best 10k time of 28:31. In the process he dragged Thabang Mosiako to his second sub 28 minute time in four months and also former SA 10km Record Holder, Stephen Mokoka to his first ever sub 28 minute race on South African soil.

“It’s an astonishing feeling to fracture 28 minutes. Sometimes it still shocks me to mediate that I achieved that,” said Seboko. “The result has built my confidence and self-belief. I want to hold performing to maintain my confidence.”

Seboko credits his breakthrough to following training that suited him, which kept him injury free and allowed him to design steady pace. The talented athlete has huge plans for the series, as he turns his attention to the Absa RUSH YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K.

“I am excited to race the Absa RACE YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K. It’s a huge event for me and a very well organized one. I am preparing well for it,” confirms Seboko. “I will approach the race with confidence but with control. I aim to be prepared for anything and to respond to any race situation in the best way that I can.”

The addition of the latest sub-28-minute 10k athlete to the Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K has brought an added element to the race. But neither Seboko, nor Precious Mashele (who has also already confirmed his entry) can sit back and seize it easy as the field is beginning to deepen. In addition to the 22-year-old Nicholas Seoposengwe, the impressive field will also include stalwarts Elroy Gelant and Gladwin Mzazi. Gelant has an affinity and liking for the tougher courses.

“The Absa RUSH YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K boasts a fantastic lineup of elite athletes both in the men’s and women’s categories,” says Michael Meyer, Managing Director of Stillwater Sports and Founder of the Absa RACE YOUR CITY Series. “In order to beat the best, you need to compete against the best. We are proud to be able to give SA’s elite athletes the opportunity to carry out honest that at five world class events that are hosted on SA soil. We’re excited to introduce the Absa DASH YOUR CITY Series to Tshwane in August and incite both the running community and residents to join us. Assist us fabricate it an event to remember as we #RunYourCity.”

EVENT INFORMATION: 2023 Absa RUSH YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K

Date: Sunday 27 August 2023
Start Time: 08:00
Start & Finish Venue: Union Buildings (Government Ave, Pretoria)
Entry Fee:
• Licenced Runners R240.00
• Non Licenced Runner R240.00 plus Temp Licence R50.00

Standard Entry Includes:
• Absa RACE YOUR CITY Series Event Performance T-shirt
• Absa Peak Cap
• Absa Drawstring Bag
• Absa Socks
• Absa Shoelaces
• DHL Water Bottle
• Race Number with Timing Chip
• Sponsor Route Entertainment Points
• Route Entertainment Points
• 2 x Refreshment Stations on Route
• Tog Bag Drop and Collect Service
• Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY Series Finisher’s Medal

CHARITY SUPPORT: When entering the Absa RUSH YOUR CITY TSHWANE 10K online, runners and walkers can choose to support three local charities: Reach for A Dream, Cotlands and the Tshwane SPCA.

PRIZE PURSE: The Absa SPRINT YOUR CITY Series boasts an impressive, combined Prize Purse of R 1 560 000.00 in 2023. Each of the five events will be assigned R312 000.00 in prize money of which R252 000.00 will be allocated towards the Open Category (R126 000.00 going to Top 10 Open Men’s and R126 000.00 to Top 10 Open Women’s), and R60 000 towards Age Categories (Junior, 40 – 49, 50 – 59, 60 – 69 and 70+ Age Categories). To view the prize purse breakdown please visit https://runyourcityseries.com/

WIN A CHERY TIGGO 4 PRO URBAN VEHICLE: One lucky entrant will recede home with a stylish Chery Tiggo 4 Pro Urban Vehicle valued at over R308 900.00 compliments of the Absa RACE YOUR CITY Series and event partners Chery South Africa and Absa Vehicle and Asset Finance. To be in the running to win this fantastic prize the following three boxes need to be ticked: you need to enter the event (and pay the entry fee), collect your race number (during the stipulated race pack collection times) and be on the start line on event day.

Facebook: @Tshwane10K
Instagram: @Tshwane10k
Hashtag: #RunYourCity #AbsaRunYourCity
Websites: www.runyourcityseries.com

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