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A climb of 46 m to km 7, then downhill home.
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The organiser names Centurion SuperSport Park as the start venue of the 5 km and 10 km races.
Height drawn many times taller than life. Heights: GEDTM30.
Dashed: bridge
The road climbs from 1,416 m to about 1,444 m by 2.4 km, dips to 1,427 m at 3.1 km, then climbs again to the high point of 1,462 m at 7.3 km. The last 2.7 km come down about 44 m to the finish. The 10 km race starts at Centurion SuperSport Park.
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The Tshwane race offers a 5 km fun run and a 10 km run, both started at 14:00 on 1 August 2026 at Centurion SuperSport Park. Ten kilometre entrants without a running licence pay a temporary licence fee. The 2026 theme was #CelebrateHer, and the organiser’s sponsor gave away a car at the draw of each of five provincial races.
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The SPAR Women's Challenge Tshwane is a course of 10 km with 65.5 m of climbing. Its lowest point is 1,416 m and its highest 1,462 m above sea level.
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