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New pro team set the pace at TransCape | Suid-Kaap Forum

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Ian Seggie, Jane Seggie (4:25:52); Craig Chidrawi, Charmaine Werdmuller (4:32:33); Matthias Kubli, Denise Kubli (4:44:24); Michael de Coster ...

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Belgian celebrates birthday with stage win - MyPR

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Feb 10, — Ian and Jane Seggie were second in 4:56:22 (26:12:35), with Craig Chidrawi and Charmaine Werdmuller, who finished in 5:21:29 (28:21:26), ... › Sports

New pro team set the pace at TransCape - Mossel Bay ...

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Feb 9, — Ian Seggie, Jane Seggie (4:25:52); Craig Chidrawi, Charmaine Werdmuller (4:32:33); Matthias Kubli, Denise Kubli (4:44:24); Michael de Coster ... › Article › Other

New pro team set the pace at TransCape - The Gremlin

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Feb 5, — 1 Ian Seggie, Jane Seggie (4:25:52) · 2 Craig Chidrawi, Charmaine Werdmuller (4:32:33) · 3 Matthias Kubli, Denise Kubli (4:44:24) · 4 Michael de ... › › new-pro-t...

New pro team set the pace at TransCape | Enduro Hub

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Feb 6, — 1 Ian Seggie, Jane Seggie (4:25:52). 2 Craig Chidrawi, Charmaine Werdmuller (4:32:33). 3 Matthias Kubli, Denise Kubli (4:44:24). › new-pro-team-set-the-pace-at...

Belgian celebrates birthday with stage win - mtbapp

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Ian and Jane Seggie were second in 4:56:22 (26:12:35), with Craig Chidrawi and Charmaine Werdmuller, who finished in 5:21:29 (28:21:26), lying in third. Billy Stelling finished in 4:14:18 to stay on top of the men’s solo category (22:04:27). Belgian Karl Dossche clocked a time of 4:19:55 to remain second (22:11:36) in the standings, with Alan ...

Heat tests riders on TransCape queen stage - Full Stop Communications

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Ian and Jane Seggie were second in 6:59:08 to retain their overnight lead on 11:25:00, with Craig Chidrawi and Charmaine Werdmuller third on the day in 7:06:56 to stay in second overall on 11:39:29. The third stage of 81km will take riders over two major climbs between Van Wyksdorp and Riversdal.