ABSA RUN YOUR CITY 10KM

SA Men's 10km record holder Adriaan Wildschutt

Adriaan Wildschutt – I don’t want to think about it too much

South African multiple record holder Adriaan Wildschutt has told SABC Sport that he is doing everything possible not to overthink the prospect of breaking the sub-27-minute barrier on home soil.

wenga Nose of Athletics Transkei in the mens U20 10000m during day 1 of the Twizza ASA U18 and U20 Track & Field Championships at Dal Josaphat Stadium on March 28, 2019 in Paarl, South Africa

Cwenga Nose targets a province PB in the Absa Run Your City 10km

South African long-distance runner Cwenga Nose is aiming to smash his personal best when he lines up for the Absa Run Your City Gqeberha 10km in Nelson Mandela Bay on 1 March.

Ninth placed Tshepo Tshite of Team South Africa reacts after competing in the Men's 1500 Metres Final on day five of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 at National Stadium on Septem

Tshepo set to make Absa Run Your City 10km debut in Gqeberha

Samuel Sepeng has confirmed to SABC Sport that newly crowned national 3000m indoor record holder Tshepo Tshite will make his 10km debut at the Absa Run Your City Gqeberha 10km on 1 March.

driaan Wildschutt of South Africa runs in the final of the men's 10000m and sets a new South African record of 26:50.74 during the evening session of athletics on day 7 of the 2024 Paris Olym

Adriaan Wildschutt gears up for the Run Your City Gqeberha 10km

Adriaan Wildschutt is hard at work in Potchefstroom as he fine-tunes his preparations for the Absa Run Your City Gqeberha 10km, set to take place in Nelson Mandela Bay on 1 March.

In-form runner Kabelo Mulaudzi

Kabelo Mulaudzi confirms Gqeberha entry after injury setback

Three-time national cross-country champion Kabelo Mulaudzi has confirmed his entry for the Absa Run Your City Gqeberha 10km on 1 March, following an injury that forced him to miss the World Cross Country Championships in Florida, USA.

South African marathon runner Stephen Mokoka

Stephen Mokoka welcomes Absa Run Your City 10km prize money increase

Three-time Cape Town Marathon champion Stephen Mokoka has welcomed the increase in prize money for the Absa Run Your City 10km series, describing it as a positive step for the growth of road running in South Africa.

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