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2013 Overall Results - Men

Cat Pos 222.
GC Pos 462.
Time 56:59.43,3
Distance 706km
Avg. Speed 12.39km/h
Climbing 15950m

2013 Stage Results - Men

Prologue 268. Cat, 552. GC
1:40.47,8 +45.37,7
Stage 1 253. Cat, 542. GC
9:26.44,7 +4:55.47,10
Stage 2 240. Cat, 507. GC
10:12.53,9 +4:37.21,8
Stage 3 234. Cat, 487. GC
7:23.04,8 +3:29.47,5
Stage 4 227. Cat, 466. GC
8:47.09,9 +4:14.20,6
Stage 5 225. Cat, 466. GC
6:13.40,9 +3:10.36,8
Stage 6 220. Cat, 443. GC
8:27.52,9 +3:57.35,9
Stage 7 229. Cat, 479. GC
4:47.28,4 +2:25.08,2

Clayton and Sean have completed the Absa Cape Epic they entered together.
They have achieved the following results together:

2013 Team Vrede Foundation (Men), Cat Pos: 222., GC Pos: 462., Time: 56:59.43,3

462-1 Clayton Wright

Australia Australia

Epics Completed: 1

 

I entered the Absa Cape Epic...
It's the big one, the ultimate!

Absa Cape Epic History:

2013 - Finisher (Men)
            Cat Pos: 222. GC Pos: 462. Time: 56:59.43,3

462-2 Sean Featonby

South Africa South Africa

Epics Completed: 1

 

Absa Cape Epic History:

2013 - Finisher (Men)
            Cat Pos: 222. GC Pos: 462. Time: 56:59.43,3

Charity Details

21%

ZAR 2 135

ZAR 10 000

 

Vrede Foundation

Website: www.vredefoundation.co.za/

Donate: Click here

Why Riding: In May 2012 my girlfriend, at the age of 32, was diagnosed with Cancer. The thing that happens in other people?s lives, but never to a young energetic couple like ourselves. Looking back now it all still seems surreal. In the space of a week she moved from abnormalities in a routine check-up, to a diagnosis that would shake the world as we knew it to its very core. What followed is still a bit of a blur, backwards and forwards to specialists, sitting with an Oncologist talking 5 year survival statistics, the probability of chemo and radiation and looking at each other trying to understand how life could change so quickly. We got lucky. Two operations later and 6 weeks of recovery and she has been cleared. For us, for now, Chantel has been given a second chance. We were delivered from this at the doorstep, but remain mindful of the many who are not as fortunate ? who have battled and continue to battle this every day. It?s no fairy tale, it?s not romantic, it?s not a Lance Armstrong story ? just life. We often think Cancer is a disease of the old and the infirm ? that it?s something that happens to your grandparents. The reality is it can affect anyone and your best chance is education and early detection ? that?s what the guys at the Vrede Foundation continue to work towards. Hopefully I will be able to assist in some small way to help them get their message out there.