Comrades Marathon’s R1m offer
The Comrades Marathon Association announced yesterday that the winning man and woman in the race on June 11 will each receive R500 000 and the prize money will double if the champion breaks the record.
The CMA added that, besides the prizes on offer, the first South African and first KwaZulu-Natal athlete to cross the finish line will receive R200 000 and R60 000, respectively. Last year’s edition was run in August, which was later than the traditional Comrades fixture date in June, after the return of the event from its Covid-19-enforced hiatus in 2020 and 2021.The finish at Kingsmead stadium will be the first time the race has ended there in seven years.
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