Tadu Nare wins the 32nd SPAR Grand Prix Joburg race
The Joburg Race saw a number of people compete to take the crown, Tadu Nare won the race.
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Today’s race at Marks Park Sports Club, Emmarentia, saw thousands of runners complete a two-lap route through the beautiful neighbouring suburbs.
Jacaranda trees are in bloom and the atmosphere that prevailed at the run was a vibrant one.
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Tadu Nare has won the 32nd SPAR Grand Prix Joburg race.
Official finishing times were Tadu Nare of Nedbank Running Club Ethiopia 33:32, Helalia Johannes of Nedbank Running Club and from Namibia 34:07, Selam Gebre of Nedbank Running Club Ethiopia 34:12, and the first South African was Glenrose Xaba of Boxer Athletic Club in fourth with 34:25.
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Nare is the hot favourite to win at the sixth and final leg in Cape Town on October 23.
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Caxton reporter Nicholas Zaal is there to capture exciting moments at the race.
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