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947 Ride Joburg

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Cycle race in Johannesburg, South Africa

Ride Joburg
Race details
Date4th weekend in October
RegionJohannesburg, South Africa
English nameRide Joburg
NicknameRide Joburg
DisciplineRoad, Mountain Bike and Children's cycling events
TypeOne-day
Race directorJP Nortje[1]
History
First edition1997 (1997)[2]
Editions28

TheRide Joburg (formally known as the94.7 cycle challenge)[3] is the world's second-largest timedcycle race, after theCape Argus Cycle Race.[4] It is held annually oncycle challenge Sunday, the 4th weekend in October in the South African city ofJohannesburg. Between 20,000 and 30,000 participants complete the challenging 94.7 km (58.8 mi) course every year. The event's main sponsors are947 (radio station) and Virgin Active and Momentun in previous years, Momentum.)[5]

TheRide Joburg Mountain Bike Challenge is held the weekend before the road race. It consists of two distances; a 30 km (19 mi) race and a 55 km (34 mi) race. In 2012 a 40 km (25 mi) fun ride was introduced and took place the day before theMountain Bike Challenge.

Past winners

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Men

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Arran Brown, winner of 2 Challenges, after placing third in 2012
YearCountryRiderTeam
1997 South AfricaNicholas White
1998 South AfricaRyan Cox
1999 South AfricaRobert Hunter
2000 South AfricaMalcolm Lange
2001 South AfricaMalcolm Lange
2002 South AfricaDaniel Spence
2003 South AfricaIan McLeod
2004 ItalyAntonio Salomone
2005 South AfricaDarren Lill
2006 SlovakiaMartin Velits[6]
2007 South AfricaHerman FoucheTeam Konica Minolta[7]
2008 South AfricaMalcolm LangeTeam MTN
2009 South AfricaArran BrownMedscheme[8]
2010 South AfricaNicholas WhiteMedscheme[9]
2011 South AfricaArran BrownMTN–Qhubeka
2012 South AfricaReinardt Janse van RensburgMTN–Qhubeka
2013 South AfricaWillie SmitTeam Bonitas
2014 NamibiaTill DrobischMTN–Qhubeka WCC Feeder Team
2015 South AfricaStefan de BodMTN–Qhubeka Feeder Team
2016 South AfricaBrendon DavidsSwiss Cycles
2017 South AfricaDaryl ImpeyOrica–Scott
2018 South AfricaBrandon DownesTeam BCX
2019 South AfricaMarc PritzenOffice Guru
2020 South AfricaGustav BassonProTouch
2021 South AfricaTravis StedmanShesha Fuels Racing
2022 South AfricaReinardt Janse van RensburgLotto-Soudal
2023 South AfricaMarc PritzenHoney Comb
Sharon Laws winning the 2012 women's Challenge

Women

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YearCountryRiderTeam
2000 South AfricaMari Rogers
2001 South AfricaMari Rogers
2002 South AfricaWanda Ariano
2003 South AfricaSamantha Bounds
2004 South AfricaSamantha Bounds
2005 South AfricaLisa Vermaak
2006 South AfricaYolandi du Toit
2007 South AfricaAnriëtte Schoeman
2008 South AfricaAnriëtte Schoeman[10]
2009 South AfricaJoanna Van De Winkel
2010 South AfricaCherise Taylor
2011 South AfricaAshleigh MoolmanTeam Nashua Toyota
2012 Great BritainSharon LawsMomentum Toyota
2013 South AfricaAshleigh MoolmanMomentum Toyota
2014 NetherlandsMarianne VosRabo–Liv
2015 South AfricaAshleigh MoolmanBigla Pro Cycling Team
2016 GermanyCharlotte BeckerTeam Hitec Products
2017 South AfricaAshleigh MoolmanBia Africa mixed team
2018 South AfricaCarla OberholzerDemacon
2019 South AfricaCarla OberholzerDemacon MaxWax
2021 South AfricaAshleigh Moolman PasioSD Worx
2022 NamibiaVera LooserInstaFund Racing
2023 South AfricaCarla OberholzerSandton City Cycle Nation

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Blog".
  2. ^"Gauteng.net, 94.7 Cycle Challenge". Retrieved23 June 2009.
  3. ^Team, 9. 4. 7. Ride Joburg (2 September 2020)."NEW OWNER FOR 947 RIDE JOBURG".Ride Joburg. Retrieved28 April 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  4. ^"Big Rides: 30,000 In South Africa". PezCycling News. 29 November 2006. Retrieved19 November 2008.
  5. ^Madumo, Lesego (19 September 2008)."Cycle challenge deadline extended". city of johannesburg > news archive. Retrieved19 November 2008.[permanent dead link]
  6. ^"Cycle Challenge: 10 out of 10, November 21, 2006". Archived fromthe original on 12 March 2009. Retrieved24 June 2009.
  7. ^"Another success for Cycle Challenge, November 19, 2007". Archived fromthe original on 30 October 2009. Retrieved23 June 2009.
  8. ^"94.7 Cycle Challenge Results website". Archived fromthe original on 18 June 2009. Retrieved23 June 2009.
  9. ^"Team Medscheme end season on 35 wins".
  10. ^"Anriette Proves Pocket Rocket Power, Gsport for Girls. November 17, 2008". Retrieved23 June 2009.[permanent dead link]
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