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2014 Overall Results - Men

Cat Pos 177.
GC Pos 347.
Time 50:10.47,8
Distance 729km
Avg. Speed 14.53km/h
Climbing 14850m

2014 Stage Results - Men

Prologue 238. Cat, 445. GC
1:39.05,3 +39.57,3
Stage 1 191. Cat, 357. GC
7:34.38,4 +2:51.48,1
Stage 2 178. Cat, 338. GC
6:45.02,4 +2:32.45,4
Stage 3 188. Cat, 345. GC
7:43.13,4 +2:49.38,7
Stage 4 183. Cat, 368. GC
6:22.49,9 +2:36.45,0
Stage 5 170. Cat, 325. GC
8:14.54,3 +3:22.50,9
Stage 6 173. Cat, 318. GC
5:55.09,4 +2:20.18,2
Stage 7 250. Cat, 510. GC
5:55.54,7 +2:55.52,4

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

2014 Team A21 Campaign (Men), Cat Pos: 177., GC Pos: 347., Time: 50:10.47,8

158-1 Andy Wright

South Africa South Africa

Epics Completed: 4

 

I entered the Absa Cape Epic...
To highlight a21campaign.org

Best Results:
big rides in Lesotho and 2 completed Epics

Absa Cape Epic History:

2017 - Finisher (Grand Masters)
            Cat Pos: 22. GC Pos: 352. Time: 45:06.06,4

2014 - Finisher (Men)
            Cat Pos: 177. GC Pos: 347. Time: 50:10.47,8

2012 - Finisher (Men)
            Cat Pos: 182. GC Pos: 313. Time: 54:33.57,9

2011 - Finisher (Men)
            Cat Pos: 245. GC Pos: 422. Time: 53:16.05,5

158-2 Alan Bainbridge

South Africa South Africa

Epics Completed: 1

 

I entered the Absa Cape Epic...
In support of The A21 Campaign's fight against human trafficking and modern-day slavery - the fastest growing criminal industry in the world today with an estimated 27 million in bondage across the globe. Every 30 seconds another person becomes a victim of human trafficking. Their average age..12... Something MUST be done.

Absa Cape Epic History:

2014 - Finisher (Men)
            Cat Pos: 177. GC Pos: 347. Time: 50:10.47,8

Charity Details

75%

ZAR 75 000

ZAR 100 000

 

The A21 Campaign

Website: www.thea21campaign.org

Donate: Click here

Why Riding: The A21 Campaign exists to combat human trafficking and modern day slavery in teh 21'st century. 'Human trafficking is the illegal trade of human beings, mainly for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation and forced labor. As the world’s fastest growing criminal industry, it affects every nation across the globe. Every thirty seconds, someone is forced into this type of bondage—modern slavery.'