The men’s and women’s winners of the 2023 Three Peaks Challenge, each with their winner’s painting by artist and 3P event co-organiser Don Hartley:
Matthew Bouch (5:28:56) and Steph van Gelderen (6:53:34)
Photos: Don Hartley
The men’s and women’s winners of the 2022 Three Peaks Challenge, each receiving their winner’s painting from artist and 3P event co-organiser Don Hartley:
Pete Calitz (5:53:53) and Liz Robertson (8:18:11)
The men’s and women’s winners of the 2021 Three Peaks Challenge:
Luke Roberts (5:30:23) and Emily Djock (6:37:01)
Photos: Marian Oliver
Jana Trojan, with Don Hartley
Winner, Pete Calitz
Saturday, 2 November 2019 will forever be remembered in South Africa, as the day that the rugby Springboks lifted the Webb Ellis Cup for the third time …
… and for Cape Town’s biggest party since 1995.
Meanwhile, the annals of the historic Three Peaks Challenge will record that, in near-perfect weather conditions, top trail runner Kane Reilly obliterated the existing race record with a display of running never before witnessed on the peaks that make up Table Mountain’s toughest endurance challenge. His time of 4:42,43 was more than seven minutes inside AJ Calitz’s ground-breaking 2012 time.
In a tightly-contested women’s battle, Julika Pahl prevailed over Naomi Brand to set a new women’s record. Both went quicker than Katya Soggot’s 2013 mark.
Record-breaker, Kane Reilly, with runner-up, Pete Calitz (113) and Brendan Lombard, who was third.
Julika Pahl arrives at Greenmarket Square – a new women’s record
