{"id":16672,"date":"2017-05-31T09:00:00","date_gmt":"2017-05-31T08:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bikehub.co.za\/news\/2017\/05\/31\/participants-had-the-ride-of-their-lives-at-the-hollard-juma-2017-r6608\/"},"modified":"2023-02-08T06:45:13","modified_gmt":"2023-02-08T06:45:13","slug":"participants-had-the-ride-of-their-lives-at-the-hollard-juma-2017-r6608","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bikehub.co.za\/news\/participants-had-the-ride-of-their-lives-at-the-hollard-juma-2017-r6608\/","title":{"rendered":"Participants had the ride of their lives at the Hollard Juma 2017"},"content":{"rendered":"

Over 3000 cyclists converged on Marks Park on Sunday 28th May 2017 to explore and race through the underbelly of Johannesburg for the Hollard JUMA.<\/p>\n

\"ccs-62657-0-70916300-1496220733.jpg\"<\/a>Amy Beth McDougall (54km Overall Female & 54km Open Women Winner) has her race face on in the storm water drains.<\/span><\/p>\n

The Hollard JUMA is NOT your average mountain bike race with 5km of colossal storm water drains, two 120-meter long floating bridges, sky-high scaffolding and a 700-meter Anatomic tunnel and much more to explore. With a course build worth over R1.5 million it\u2019s a race to mark off on your calendars.<\/p>\n

\u201cEvery year we focus on improving the event and the riders weren\u2019t disappointed! There were less road crossings, even more urban sections to explore and a ton of new surprises along the route. We\u2019d like to congratulate each and every rider that participated. The Hollard JUMA is tough but the riders are even tougher!\u201d said Mark Castel, Event Organiser, BAM Specialist Event and Experience Creators.<\/p>\n

\"ccs-62657-0-96379600-1496220734.jpg\"<\/a>Wessel Botha (54km Overall Men & 54km Open Men’s Winner) finishes the Hollard JUMA in style Photo by Jetline Action Photo.<\/span><\/p>\n

After riders completed their adventure cash prizes were awarded for the traditional competitive categories as well as prizes for more fun categories from BMX, to best dressed. See results below.<\/p>\n

Keep your eyes peeled, there is still R10 000 up for grabs for the Best Rider Videos to be announced on Facebook. Find all the latest images and excitement from the weekend on social media by following us on www.facebook.com\/urbanmtb or on Twitter @JUMAMTB<\/a>. Images can be purchased from Jetline Action Photo here: https:\/\/www.jetlineactionphoto.com<\/a>. To view your results visit Jumpertrax.com<\/a><\/p>\n

The Hollard JUMA will be back in May 2018.<\/p>\n

\"ccs-62657-0-55542400-1496220736.jpg\"<\/a>Greg Bloomer tackles the Hollard JUMA 54km on his BMX Photo by Jetline Action Photo.<\/span><\/p>\n

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\nTHE HOLLARD JUMA 54KM RACE CATEGORY RESULTS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

54km Overall \u2013 Men<\/strong>
1st. Wessel Botha 02:05:05
2nd. Alex Pavlov 02:05:40
3rd. Henry Uys 02:05:55
4th. Jean-Pierre Lloyd 02:06:01
5th. Nico Pfitzenmaier 02:06:06
6th. Michael Ferreira 02:09:00
7th. Kyle Laing 02:11:05
8th. Gerrit Withaar 02:12:34
9th. Jayde Davies 02:14:58
10th. Dana Coetzee 02:15:00<\/p>\n

54km Overall \u2013 Women <\/strong>
1st. Amy Beth McDougall 02:17:32
2nd. Theresa Ralph 02:23:48
3rd. Vanessa Bell 02:25:31
4th. Sarah Hill 02:32:49
5th. Nadine Visagie 02:44:21
6th. Sunette de Jong 02:47:31
7th. Nicole Murphy 02:49:26
8th. Laura Beth Eicker-Harris 02:52:49
9th. Kerry Sutherland 02:57:27
10th. Jade Slabbert 03:01:07 <\/p>\n

Open Men <\/strong>
1st. Wessel Botha 02:05:05
2nd. Michael Ferreira 02:09:00
3rd. Kyle Laing 02:11:05 <\/p>\n

Open Women <\/strong>
1st. Amy Beth McDougall 02:17:32
2nd. Sarah Hill 02:32:49
3rd. Monique Van Wyk 03:29:53<\/p>\n

Sub Vets Men<\/strong>
1st. Alex Pavlov 02:05:40
2nd. Henry Uys 02:05:55
3rd. Gerrit Withaar 02:12:34<\/p>\n

Sub Vets Women<\/strong>
1st. Vanessa Bell 02:25:31
2nd. Nadine Visagie 02:44:21
3rd. Nicole Murphy 02:49:26<\/p>\n

Vets Men <\/strong>
1st. Nico Pfitzenmaier 02:06:06
2nd. Andrew Westaway 02:19:29
3rd. Douglas Drysdale 02:22:00<\/p>\n

Vets Women<\/strong>
1st. Theresa Ralph 02:23:48
2nd. Sunette de jong 02:47:31
3rd. Laura Beth Eicker-Harris 02:52:49<\/p>\n

Masters Men <\/strong>
1st. Duncan Vos 02:36:21
2nd. Wayne Finlay 02:39:23
3rd. Gregory Hill 02:39:42<\/p>\n

Masters Women<\/strong>
1st. Deane Zambetti 03:08:57
2nd. Davina Wertheimer 03:12:13
3rd. Mari Kleynhans 03:21:13<\/p>\n

Grand Masters Men<\/strong>
1st. Justin Harris 02:48:35
2nd. John Ingram 02:57:51
3rd. Peter Tippett 03:10:23 <\/p>\n

Juniors<\/strong>
1st. Jean-Pierre Lloyd 02:06:01
2nd. Jayde Davies 02:14:58
3rd. Bendeon Myburgh 02:19:32<\/p>\n

Fatbike \u2013 54km<\/strong>
1st. Conraadt Van Den Heever 02:51:29
2nd. Oliver Zuhlke 03:02:40
3rd. Jaco Nel 03:31:12<\/p>\n

Single Speed \u2013 54km<\/strong>
1st. Nic White 02:16:04
2nd. Julius Cobbett 02:17:26
3rd. Alby Nel 02:21:59<\/p>\n

BMX \u2013 54km <\/strong>
1st. Greg Bloomer 04:07:55 <\/p>\n

THE HOLLARD JUMA 22KM RESULTS <\/strong><\/p>\n

Overall Men \u2013 22km <\/strong>
1st. Aaron Heyneke 00:54:30
2nd. Jarryd Horn 00:55:00
3rd. Francois Botha 00:55:47<\/p>\n

Overall Women \u2013 22km<\/strong>
1st. Shirley Tefu 01:02:16
2nd. Somien Botha 01:06:05
3rd. Chene Niemand 01:08:33\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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