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2025 is already 30 days young and so much has happened. Join the Diverge Podcast as Seamus Allardice looks back on how the mountain biking season started at the Momentum Medical Scheme Attakwas Extreme, presented by Biogen, on the 18th of January and at what happened at the first Ford Trailseeker of the year on the 25th of January. Plus there’s some chat about Alan Hatherly’s enthusiasm for the year ahead on the road and MTB, as well as a look at how he’s going in the AlUla Tour in Saudi Arabia – where he finished 3rd behind Tom Pidcock on the only uphill finish of the 2025 race. Looking ahead the Momentum Medical Scheme Tankwa Trek, presented by Biogen, takes place from the 6th to the 9th of February, and it will be the first real test of form for the likes of Kate Courtney, Candice Lill, Lukas Baum, Georg Egger, and Matt Beers.
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In Episode 5 of the rebooted Diverge Podcast Seamus Allardice reflects on a stellar edition of the FNB Wines2Whales Shiraz race. Toyota Specialized dominated the final event in the Epic Series’ 2024 calendar, winning all three stages, despite Alex Miller crashing heavily on Day 2. With serious stage race season now completed we then pivot to the Garden Route Giro and the launch of Dryland Event Management’s gravel stage race. Seamus joined the team from Oudtshoorn on a three-day media recce and got to see, first hand, some of the groads the race will take in, in 2026.
Then looking ahead this weekend is the oldest stage race in the country, To Hell and Back. Though it’s more social than racy, now, it is something we’re really looking forward to riding.
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Then we look ahead at the Shiraz race at FNB Wines2Whales, which is shaping up to be a doozie. Remember you can read all the news covered in the Diverge Podcast on www.diverge.info:
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In Episode 3 of the rebooted Diverge Podcast Seamus Allardice looks ahead at the 2024 FNB Wines2Whales with the insights of Tiffany Keep, Bianca Haw and Sarah Hill. Meanwhile in the Klein Karoo the Dryland Traverse got underway today, 31 October, and Nicola Freitas provides some on the ground reflections from the Prologue which takes in a run through the Cango Cave – a world heritage site. To read more about the events and news covered in this episode click through to the website www.diverge.info:
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