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Devastation as ‘severe winds’ see Sanlam Cape Town Marathon cancelled on day, but some still ran it. . . unofficially

19 October 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Not a cancellation, or strong winds stopped some avid runners and supporters who came out in their hundreds even though the 2025 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon was cancelled. at the last minute.Read More at Source

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