Road to the Dash - Nedbank Desert Dash 2022

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The longest single-stage mountain bike event in the world, the Nedbank Desert Dash, returns for its eighteenth consecutive year.
The Nedbank Desert Dash will take place on 9 and 10 December 2022 and will see cyclists depart from the Windhoek Grove Mall on Friday, 9 December, and arrive at Swakopmund’s Platz A Meer on Saturday, 10 December. The Nedbank Desert Dash is the longest single-stage mountain bike race in the world, where cyclists are given 24 hours to complete the 393-kilometer race through the Khomas - Hochland Mountains and the Namib Desert, to the coastal town of Swakopmund.
We speak to Gernot de Klerk Head: Marketing & Communications at Nedbank Namibia Limited
7 Dec 2022 English South Africa Music · Arts

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