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(Swellendam, 26 November 2011) Cape Town Market / Noble Energy has clinched the 2011 Coronation Double Century, beating title holders Daikin-Gu Elites and breaking their three year domination. Second and third places are to be confirmed and are currently under protest. Vodacom C was the first ladies team and Cycle Lab Supercyling were the first mixed team to finish.
Ashleigh Moolman Pasio’s victory in the women’s race at the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge on Sunday was just reward for Team Nashua Toyota’s investment in South African female road cycling talent over the past year.
The final race of the season and Johannesburg’s biggest cycle race with 25, 000 riders ended in 10 man sprint finish to the line. Arran Brown proved his love for the Momentum 94.7 by winning the small group sprint in front of his team mate Reinardt Janse van Rensburg who has been the man on form this last month.
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(Swellendam, 26 November 2011) Cape Town Market / Noble Energy has clinched the 2011 Coronation Double Century, beating title holders Daikin-Gu Elites and breaking their three year domination. Second and third places are to be confirmed and are currently under protest. Vodacom C was the first ladies team and Cycle Lab Supercyling were the first mixed team to finish.
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12 November 2011 – Cycling South Africa reports that the outcome of the forum meeting called by SASCOC (South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee) today in Johannesburg between SASCOC senior representatives and the CyclingSA board has reinforced the partnership that exists between SASCOC as the parent organisation, and CyclingSA.
Read more...(Cape Town, 15 November 2011) The annual Coronation Double Century is set to take place in Swellendam on 26 November. Race doctor Dr Basil Bonner of Mediclinic has warned cyclists taking part in the race not to underestimate the difference between a 100km and 200km race distance, especially in terms of the physiological effect the longer distance has on a rider’s body.
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Team MTN-Qhubeka’s Reinardt Janse van Rensburg has secured another impressive international finish, coming in second place in the General Classification (GC) for the Tour of Hainan in China that ended on 28 October 2011. He also finished in fourth place in the Green Jersey rankings.
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