The past weekend belonged to the Green Team as the Nedbank Running Club descended upon the Mother City for the prestigious Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon Powered by BYD. In a display of grit, strategy, and world-class athleticism, our runners secured podium finishes across the trail, half marathon, and ultra-marathon distances, reaffirming the club's status as a powerhouse in distance running.

International athletes delivered a commanding performance at the Totalsports Two Oceans Half Marathon powered by BYD in the Mother City this morning (Sunday, 12 April 2026) as Felix Kibet Masai of Kenya won the men’s race in the fastest time since 2017 (the current course has been in use since 2012), while Namibia’s Lavina Haitope dominated an open women’s race to produce the biggest victory of her road running career.

Now in its 13th edition, the 2026 Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon Trail Run powered by BYD delivered two action-packed distances – 24km and 16km – on Friday, 10 April 2026, taking runners on an unforgettable journey through some of Table Mountain’s most breathtaking and dramatic terrain.

With several former champions set to take to the start line, the 2026 Totalsports Two Oceans Half Marathon powered by BYD on Sunday, 12 April 2026 promises exciting racing. In the men’s race, the likes of Stephen Mokoka and Thabang Mosiako are expected to go head-to-head, while Emma Pallant-Browne and Fortunate Chidzivo are set to renew their rivalry in what should be a captivating women’s 21km showdown.