Meet the legends returning to Two Oceans 2026
When the fish horn sounds in Cape Town in the early hours of Saturday, 11 April 2026, the pack will surge forward like a tide pulled by gravity and grit. But among the thousands chasing…
When the fish horn sounds in Cape Town in the early hours of Saturday, 11 April 2026, the pack will surge forward like a tide pulled by gravity and grit. But among the thousands chasing…
At the Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon, the road does not discriminate by birth year. It only responds to rhythm, resolve and the steady drumbeat of feet that refuse to stop. In 2026, nowhere is this…
The road between the Indian and Atlantic Oceans just got a whole lot richer. The iconic Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon, widely hailed as the World’s Most Beautiful Marathon, has stretched its competitive legs for 2026,…
For an athlete who has made winning look almost routine, the Blue Number represents something rarer than gold. For Gerda Steyn it’s a proud moment of reflection, of loyalty, longevity and an unbroken bond with a single start line that keeps calling her back.
Lesotho’s marathon maestro Khoarahlane Joseph Seutloali carved his name deeper into South African road-running folklore on Saturday, completing a rare and coveted double by winning the African Bank Soweto Marathon in 2:20:09 – months after conquering…
Much like runners digging deep on Chapman’s Peak, the new leadership faces a demanding course. Rebuilding confidence, smoothing out past rough patches, and ensuring that every stakeholder, from social runners to elite athletes, feels part of the race again.
Gerda Steyn says there was a clear need for a professional company to take over the organisation and planning of the Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon, and when it was announced that Stillwater Sports were taking over, it came as a massive welcome to everyone involved.
Saturday’s Joburg 10K may belong to the speedsters, but with Gerda Steyn and Tete Dijana on the line, the city gets a rare treat with two ultra legends testing their legs on the challenging hilly route.
The cut-off time of 10.46 is also stated on the Two Oceans Marathon website; however, we are aware that in one area of the website, the time had not been updated, and stated a time of 10.50. This was an unfortunate oversight, for which Two Oceans Marathon apologises.
“I am mentally and physically prepared for the 2024 running season,” said Nkosikhona
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