adidas Launches Official 2026 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon Collection
adidas has unveiled the official 2026 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon collection as the race continues its push toward Abbott World Marathon Major status.
adidas has unveiled the official 2026 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon collection as the race continues its push toward Abbott World Marathon Major status.
With deep international fields, national pride and history dangling like a finish-line ribbon across the horizon, Cape Town’s roads are set to roar beneath racing shoes at the Absa RUN YOUR CITY SERIES Cape Town 10K this weekend.
With its deepest elite field ever assembled, the 2026 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon is no longer just chasing global relevance. It is already running shoulder to shoulder with the world’s best.
As the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon chases Abbott World Marathon Major status, adidas has turned its gaze to the engine room of that ambition: the running communities that carry the city forward mile after mile.
For Tony Liu, the synergy is clear.
“We are proud to once again celebrate the spirit of Durban’s running community. Rewarding one lucky participant with a Chery vehicle allows us to honour the commitment and passion of runners while embracing the energy of this remarkable city.
Durban’s coastal lifestyle and vibrant culture align strongly with the versatility of our vehicles, and we are honoured to support an event that continues to unite people through health, achievement, and community connection. We look forward to continuing to grow our Chery South Africa family.”
As the storm clouds drifted beyond Gordon’s Bay, the 2026 edition of the False Bay 50km left behind a clear message. Champions are not only measured by time, but by how they respond when the road turns hostile and the wind refuses to yield.
Elite runner Faith Cherono eyes a record-breaking run in Cape Town as she focuses on time over podium at the 2026 10K race.
The road from Durban to Pietermaritzburg has always felt like a long conversation between legs and lungs. In 2026, that conversation may run a little shorter and a lot faster. The Comrades Marathon has confirmed…
All eyes on Cape Town as Kabelo Mulaudzi returns from injury aiming for a PB, while Kenya’s Felix Masai targets the SA All-Comers record. This one could be fast from the first stride. #RunYourCity
Stride after relentless stride, the Kenyan produced a performance for the ages defending his title in emphatic fashion, stopping the clock at a staggering 1:59:30 over 42.195km. In doing so, he became the first athlete to dip under the two-hour barrier in a certified race, carving his name into the asphalt of history.
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