Kabelo Mulaudzi will take his lessons learnt in Tshwane when he goes into the final Absa Run Your City Series race of the year in Johannesburg.
Kenyan Gideo Kipnetich impressed on his Absa Run Your City Series debut in Tshwane. Photo: Action PhotoKabelo Mulaudzi learnt the hard way last month. At the Absa Run Your City Tshwane 10K, the Boxer Athletic Club athlete found himself having to be content with the last spot on the podium after underestimating an unknown opponent.
“He is a very tough guy and I respect him a lot. He is dangerous because he is a strong front runner and he can get away from you without giving you a chance to close the gap,” Mulaudz reflected. A super performance in the city of gold will be a great ending to a year in which the man from Pacaltsdorp near George was crowned South African marathon champion and then went on to finish a creditable 11th at the Olympics marathon in Paris.
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