Entry cap reached: Comrades Marketing and Comms Manager explain

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The 23,000 entry cap was reached by Saturday afternoon, nine days ahead of the official deadline.

Athletes who missed out on securing an entry are advised to stay updated through the official Comrades Marathon channels for information on the Substitution Process, which will be available during March and April next year.

The race, which is a down run, is set to take place on Sunday, June 8. Sky Tshabalala featured Delaine Cools - Marketing and Communications Manager of the Comrades Marathon to find out more

3 Dec 2024 1AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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