Ethiopian runner Tadu Nare cruised to another victory in the Spar women's 10km challenge second leg in Cape Town on Saturday morning. RealNevilleK
The 20-year old won in a time of 31:24 as she dominated the race from start to finish. Kesa Molotsane finished second in 34: 05, while Cian Oldknow came third in 34: 11.
Although she managed to improve her time in the Mother City with more than a minute, Nare feels she should have ran faster, but lost some pace between the second and third kilometres. The victory earned her another 25 points in the Grand Prix table and she would want to continue with her early dominance in the third leg in Durban next Saturday.
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