This is the final week. No more training possible now.
It is all about keeping the legs going and the nerves under control. A lot easier said than done.
In fact, putting in hard hours of work is what we are familiar with. Final logistic prep now underway and of course the motivation of sponsors for the Vision Trust. At present we have successfully collected R23000 which is almost enough to buy two software packages.
Our dream is to buy at least three. So, if you read this and you haven't pledged your support yet, now is the time. Gerrie
For more information visit www.pragmaworld.net or www.visiontree.co.za
From finish line to Bike Wash - Pragma to ensure a smooth ride for ABSA Cape Epic participants
Physical asset management company Pragma, who was nominated as best overall race village service at the 2010 Absa Cape Epic for the Pragma Bike Wash, will once again join forces with the organisers of the event this year to surpass previous accomplishments and services provided.
Erasmus and Meintjies represent Pragma at ABSA Cape Epic
The Absa Cape Epic, now in its ninth year, takes place from 25 March to 1 April and will start with its prologue at Meerendal Wine Estate in Durbanville and finish eight days and 781 km later at the prestigious Lourensford Wine Estate in Somerset West.
Engineers geared up for their second ABSA Cape Epic
Cape Town based Engineers Dean Griffin (42) and Nelson Broden (32) will be riding together under the team name Pragma Acuity.
Pragma not only washing bikes at this year's ABSA Cape Epic
Taking part in their first Absa Cape Epic are Pragma riders Stefan Terblanche (of Stellenbosch) and Marthinus Burger (of Brackenfell) of Team Pragma ONE, who will not be washing bikes this year.
