Absa RUN YOUR CITY CAPE TOWN 10K set to bring the party to the streets of the Mother City on Mother’s Day

Absa RUN YOUR CITY CAPE TOWN

Runners and walkers can look forward to an on-route celebration from start to finish on Mother’s Day when the 8th annual Absa RUN YOUR CITY CAPE TOWN 10K returns to the Mother City on Sunday, 14 May 2023.

“The Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series is a fantastic celebration of road running,” says Michael Meyer, Managing Director of Stillwater Sports and Founder of the Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series. “The Absa RUN YOUR CITY CAPE TOWN 10K boasts a fast-paced route that has been tailored to offer a true City of Cape Town experience while incorporating fantastic views and landmarks that are unique to the Mother City.”

“At the front-end South Africa’s elites will go head-to-head against the world’s best athletes on home soil, while from the mid to back end of the race social runners (and walkers) can look forward to soaking up the ambiance of the magnificent city while event partners and leading performing arts groups keep the spirts high with their lively performances.

Fantastic sponsor/partner activations to look out for will include the Absa High 5 Zone, PUMA Forever Faster 100, DHL Mile, CHERY Cheer Zone, Woolies Dash, Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages Zone, and City of Cape Town Zone to mention just a few. We can’t wait to celebrate Mother’s Day with the running community in Cape Town.”

More about the 2023 Route

The Absa RUN YOUR CITY CAPE TOWN 10K will once again be a point-to-point race. Starting at Woodbridge Island in Milnerton, runners will be guided along Marine Drive before looping on the ramp onto the N1. The route will then proceed along the N1 highway until the vibrant spirit of Cape Town’s inner city is reached, with the finish ready to welcome runners in Lower Long Street. The fast flat route combined with the exceptionally strong field of local and international athletes is the perfect recipe for an extremely fast race both in the men’s and women’s category, with a definite possibility of new 10km records being set.

For more information visit www.runyourcityseries.com