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![Three teams of Fairtree DP World Cannondale participated in this past weekend’s KAP sani2c mountain-biking adventure in KwaZulu-Natal, with two teams finishing at the top of the podium. The teams comprised: Ziandro Jordaan and Damon Terblanche; Kusaselhile Ngidi and Ongeziwe Tyapa; and Thando Nthuthu and Unathi Msophi. All three teams recorded great times over the three stages, but in the end Jordaan and Terblanche finished first in the general classification, while Ngidi and Tyapa came in second place. Nthuthu and Msophi finished 103rd overall. Said team manager Chris Norton: “Only Lihle [Ngidi] rode sani2c last year, so no other riders had any knowledge or experience of the course. To come first and second is an exceptional result and we are really proud of all the riders. It was great to see the madalasUnathi Msophi and Thando Nthuthu taking part in a race again, and thanks to them for doing all the driving over the two days, to get the team safely from Stellenbosch to KZN and back.”](https://cdn.24.co.za/files/Cms/General/d/9977/cfd1f087b7b347b19699bba253840bc4.jpg)
Three teams of Fairtree DP World Cannondale participated in this past weekend’s KAP sani2c mountain-biking adventure in KwaZulu-Natal, with two teams finishing at the top of the podium. The teams comprised: Ziandro Jordaan and Damon Terblanche; Kusaselhile Ngidi and Ongeziwe Tyapa; and Thando Nthuthu and Unathi Msophi. All three teams recorded great times over the three stages, but in the end Jordaan and Terblanche finished first in the general classification, while Ngidi and Tyapa came in second place. Nthuthu and Msophi finished 103rd overall. Said team manager Chris Norton: “Only Lihle [Ngidi] rode sani2c last year, so no other riders had any knowledge or experience of the course. To come first and second is an exceptional result and we are really proud of all the riders. It was great to see the madalasUnathi Msophi and Thando Nthuthu taking part in a race again, and thanks to them for doing all the driving over the two days, to get the team safely from Stellenbosch to KZN and back.”
