Monday, 14 September 2015

Photo-Finish sprint at Engen Cycle in the City Durban





















The picturesque promenade at Sunkist Beach set the stage for the first leg of the 2015 Engen Cycle in the City held in Durban on Saturday, 12 September. Cyclists of all standards and ages took to the city street circuit and peddled for their portion of the R75 000 prize money that was up for grabs.

The Street Queens category saw a pleasant turnout from some of the country’s leading ladies in the sport with Lynette Burger crossing the line in first place claiming the Street Queen title for 2015.

The nail-biting end to the Street Kings race; the premier racing category for elite men, saw pro-riders, Nolan Hoffman and Ryan Gibbons, battle it out to lay claim to the crown with Team Abantu’s Nolan Hoffman riding away as the 2015 Street King and Team Europcar’s Ryan Gibbons following closely behind, narrowly missing first place.

“That was too close for comfort. Thank you Cycle in the City for putting on a great show again” said Hoffman via Twitter following his photo-finish sprint against Gibbons. 

The Engen Cycle in the City boasted a range of racing categories from Mini-Me’s to Crazy Cranks and categories for the more seasoned cyclist, showcasing the bright future for criterium racing and the greater development of the sport in South Africa.

There was no shortage of entertainment at this year’s Durban event as the spectators were spoiled with live music performances by top South African sensations, Matthew Mole and Gangs of Ballet, a kiddie’s carnival and the gourmet goods on offer.

The following and final Engen Cycle in the City event for 2015 will head to Cape Town on Saturday the 7th of November which will also serve as the Western Province criterium championships.

To secure your entry or for more info visit www.engencycling.co.za

Tuesday, 8 September 2015

SING AND CYCLE ALONG AT THIS YEAR'S ENGEN CYCLE IN THE CITY OF DURBAN



Engen Cycle in the City returns with a bigger bang than ever this year, with cyclists, music lovers and sport enthusiasts all set for a thumping event at the Durban promenade on Saturday the 12th of September.

The Engen Cycle in the City is a criterium race festival that boasts a full range of race
categories, for cyclists of all ages and fitness levels, from novices to elite professional riders.
This event a crowd-puller by design with food stalls, kiddie’s entertainment and live music performances by two of SA’s top musical sensations, Gangs of Ballet and Matthew Mole.

Participant entries are now open. For a full list of race categories and applicable entry fees, please visit www.engencycling.co.za.


Spectator entry to the festival is free but limited and all complimentary tickets need to be booked at www.webtickets.co.za and presented on the day to guarantee admittance. 

Wednesday, 2 September 2015

CASHTIME LIFE ADD SOME FLAVOUR TO BEACH VOLLEYBALL FEST!



Cashtime Life completely shut down Durban with a colossal performance at the Beach Volleyball Flavor
Fest that went down this past weekend in UKZN Howard Campus. The fest was an absolute fusion of music, dance, fashion courtesy of lifestyle brand Punk and Ivy and of course, some beach volleyball action. Co-hosted by MTV VJ Nomuzi “Skhanda queen” Mabena and Vuzu presenter Sammy Sosa, the much anticipated fest proved to be a flavorsome affair with sizzling performances from K.O and Kid X, who performed a medley of their hits including the smash, “Cara Cara” which inevitably sent the crowd into a massive frenzy.

 “The Flying Fish Beach Volleyball Festival was an incredible experience. An unforgettable fusion of sport,
music and fashion. What a great way to add some flavor to the start of spring. ” Said Nomuzi, who gave a mind blowing performance of her hit single “7even” with label mate Kid X in the midst of her incredible hosting duties which had the crowd singing along to every word.

 “Hosting theBeachVolleyball festival in KwaZulu Natal was such a sensational experience.” Said Flying Fish Marketing Manager Leanne Martin. ‘It was a flavorsome mash up of sport and music, which immensely celebrated an array of talent that South Africa has to offer” Other notable faces who attended the festival were popular Gagazi FM DJs Joey Drumz and Nomfundo Clarrisa, Uzalo actors Kay Sibiya and Nay Maps, whose presence was an absolute feast to the ladies in attendance and fans alike and of course Hip Hop artistReason, who also made an appearance at the Fest.

More Beach Volleyball Flavourfests are set to take over major cities including Cape Town, Bloemfontein and Grahamstown, with Pretoria next in line to host the second installment of the series.





Fans are invited to join in the fun by signing up on http://www.addsomeflavour.co.za/ There’s no better way to add some flavor this spring than with Flying Fish and some Beach Volleyball.