Bart Brentjens and Jan Weevers of World Bicycle Relief secured their second stage win in 4:07.22,9 (overall 32:46.34,1). They were followed by the Jag Craft team of Adrian Enthoven and Delaney Impey in 4:42.31,2 (overall 34:04.15,1). Dennis du Toit and Noel Droomer of Samaritan’s Feet 2 secured their first podium finish today in 4:45.38,0 (overall 36:53.13,8).
Bart Brentjens and Jan Weevers
Nico Pfitzenmaier and Robert Sim of Robert Daniel Momsen decided not to withdraw after Pfitzenmaier’s bad fall and injuries yesterday, but to ride at an easy pace and try to complete this year’s event.
Bart Brentjens and Jan Weevers now lead the Masters category by 1 hour, 17 minutes and 41 seconds. Adrian Enthoven and Delaney Impey of Jag Craft moved up to second place with Warren Squires and Scott Mckenzie of Complete Cyclist in third place overall.
Bart Brentjens
of World Bicycle Relief says he it was great to win this stage. “But an easy
stage it wasn't. Every day at the Absa Cape Epic is hard and today was no
different. It was a beautiful stage though. I'm glad we kept the lead and we’re
now looking forward to the finish." Adds Jan Weevers: “I now realise that
I wasn't ready for the Cape Epic at all. It’s getting better though. I found my
rhythm and can enjoy it. I've done lots of races in my career, but the Cape
Epic has become one of my favourites."
Karl Platt and Christoph Sauser win NTT Masters category in fine style
