by Pure Savage | Jul 19, 2016 | Uncategorized
Stage 3 Having two days of hard racing in our legs the boys were anxious for the final stage and what lay ahead. The third stage is an ever so slightly easier stage when just looking at the numbers, 2km shorter and 200m less climbing. Having checked the results Kevin...
by Pure Savage | Jul 16, 2016 | Uncategorized
The morning started with having to rush Kevin to the start to get him to accept his leader’s jersey at the prize giving before the stage. Everyone reminded Brendon to put his Cadence Carbo fuel in his bottles in the morning, even though a five hour ride with recovery...
by Pure Savage | Jul 16, 2016 | Uncategorized
Having stuffed all our bikes into the cardboard boxes, jumped on a plane and then cruised 4 hours to Nelspruit in a mini bus rental, we were ready to rock the Jock. The first day saw us taking on a 27km time trial up to Kaapsehoop. The stage started off with a 12...
by Jon Leighton | Mar 10, 2016 | Uncategorized
The tour of hammer The team had a cracker of an experience at the tour, the overall king of the mountains jersey, a host of stage wins in the team comp and a rider on the podium every day and a second place overall! Team ready to hammer Stage 1 – 98km...
by Jon Leighton | Feb 24, 2016 | Uncategorized
5 Days, 522 km and 6188m of climbing, well sort of. The Tour of Good Hope is now the Cape’s closest stage race which can be compared to the Giro del Capo in years past. Pure Savage has its roots at racing the Coronation Double Century, so the addition this year...
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