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Comrades Ultra Marathon

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DavidAP Jun 2018 8:13pm, 10 Jun 2018 290 posts	0 DavidAP Now that is EPIC shit
larkim Jun 2018 3:08pm, 20 Jun 2018 5085 posts	0 larkim Meant to ask at the time, why do runners like Steve run for "Nedbank" as their club when running Comrades? Do overseas athletes need to register with a SA club to be able to run, or is there some other sponsorship etc arrangements which makes things work better.
becca7 Jun 2018 3:38pm, 20 Jun 2018 7716 posts	0 becca7 Nedbank has in the past been a main sponsor of Comrades, in addition to sponsoring a running club, so no doubt there will be a nice sum to be earned from running for them. Overseas runners don't need to register with a local club, though.
Gobi Jun 2018 5:06pm, 20 Jun 2018 64085 posts	0 Gobi No but I ran for Richards Bay one year :¬)

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