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Once a Buff, always a Buff!

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11 – 13 July 2025

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The Washie 100 Miler Story

A small group of runners thought big for East London when they decided in 1977 to stage a race nearly twice as long as the gruelling Comrades.

The Buffalo Road Runners Club was four years old when a member of the main club, Lionel Whitfield, starting talking to the chairman, Viv Rex, about sponsoring an event in memory of his father.

The Buffs had its own marathon. There were big club entries for the Two Oceans, the Comrades. But why not something beyond those? And so the 160km challenge between East London and Port Alfred was born to become the first 100-mile road race in South Africa, and now its most famous.

It was named after Lionel’s father, Granville Washington Whitfield, or Washie for short.

 

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The First Washie – 1977

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It is the oldest and most enduring of the super ultras, venturing where even excellent Comrades (90km) runners fear to tread. Comrades is often referred to as a training run for Washie …

From its earliest innovative days the Washie secured national recognition for East London and then, as it became more established, world wide publicity through a website devoted to the more taxing ultra marathons.

It has been the subject of many newspaper and magazine articles and lengthy television and radio programmes, and even a poem.

It has become part of the history of the city, with people throughout the metropolitan region taking pride in the Washie weekend, automatically associating it with a winter
full moon.

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Astonishingly, it has been sustained and well organised since 1977 by a relatively small but friendly and welcoming road running club with a rich tradition, the Buffs, with help from its friends and supporters in Port Alfred and the city itself.

Not the least of its appeal is the Sunday morning prizegiving at the Buffalo club house with its million dollar view over the Indian Ocean.

It is a time of much warmth, humour, and heartfelt congratulations for the back markers as well as the winners, and the cementing of lifelong friendships within the special brotherhood and sisterhood of those who have run the Washie, and the seconds who sustained them.

 

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There are no monetary prizes, but every finisher gets a special track suit top and a unique hand made wooden trophy. These were made for decades in a different ultra marathon feat by the irrepressible Jack Hugo, a Washie veteran himself.

Today they are made by Craig Nelson, the current Chairman of the Buffalo Road Runners club.

Permanent numbers are granted to runners that finish 5 Washies, and there is a bronzed shoe awarded for completing ten.

The Washie 100 Miler starts on Friday evening at 17h00, and the cut-off time is 26 hours later (19h00) at the Buffs Club in East London.

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The Route & Profile

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Course Record Men :

Johan Van Der Merwe – 13:07:05
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Course Record Ladies :

Rae Bischoff – 14:53:06
(1998)

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RACE PREPARATION:
On the grounds of weather conditions for the Washie 100 Miler you should include protective gear for cold weather with several towels and clothing changes. A source of warm drinks is also advisable.

REGISTRATION AND RACE BRIEFING:
Registration will be at the start (Cathcart Country Club) from 13h00 to 16h00 on Friday 11th July.

PLEASE NOTE: Race briefing is COMPULSORY for all runners AND seconding captains, at 16h10 on Friday 11th July.

If you are not at the race briefing, you WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO START!

DISTANCE, TIMES AND CUT OFFS:
The course is measured and is 100 miles. The start is at 17h00 on Friday 11th July at the Cathcart Country Club.

The finish is at 19h00 on Saturday 12th July at the Buffs Club in East London.

All competitors have 26 hours to complete the race.

Athletes will be cut at the ¼ way (40kms) after 6 hours (23h00 Friday) and ½ way (80kms) after 13 hours (06h00 Saturday).

LIVE TRACKING:
Live tracking will be available for the 2025 Washie 100 Miler.

All athletes will be required to carry a small tracking device on their person at all times.

A live tracking platform will be made available to the general public for the duration of the race.

RESULTS:
Copies of results will be available at the prize giving and on the website www.washie100miler.com

PRIZES:
Prize giving will be at the Buffs club on Sunday 13th July at 10am.

Finishers will receive:

a) A beautiful handmade Washie 100 Miler trophy.
b) Novices will receive a unique tracksuit top.
c) Permanent Numbers will be awarded for completion of five journeys or three overall victories together with a Washie tracksuit top.

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The Race Rules

The following outlines the rules of competing in the Washie 100 Miler.

By entering this race, all entrants agree to abide by these rules, and to accept any and all consequences for breaking them.

General Race Rules (all athletes)

1. Entries are online only via the official website https://washie100miler.com.
2. Entries close at midnight on Sunday 29th June 2025.
3. The race entry fee for seconded athletes is R1800 for novice (first time) Washie runners, and R1400 for previous Washie finishers.
4. The race entry fee for solo athletes is R2400 for novice Washie runners, and R2100 for previous Washie finishers.
5. All South African athletes must be licensed with an ASA club. No temporary numbers will be issued.
6. The race is run in strict accordance with the rules of World Athletics, Athletics South Africa and Border Athletics.
7. All foreign athletes must comply with World Athletics rules and have permission from their local federation to compete in this event, and will be issued with an ASA temporary license.
8. Athletes are not required to qualify for the Washie 100 Miler.
9. All participants must be 20 years or older.
10. Registration will be at the start (Cathcart Country Club) from 13h00 to 16h00 on Friday 11th July.
11. All entrants must collect their race packs, wrist bands and trackers at registration between 13h00 and 16h00 on 11th July.
12. All athletes will be required to run with a small satellite tracking device. This device must be carried on their person at all times. The athlete tracking data will be checked prior to publication of the final results.
13. All seconding team members must must collect their car signs, wrist bands and sign the seconding register between 13h00 and 16h00 on 11th July.
14. Only official participants displaying their race numbers, and accompanying registered seconding teams & vehicles displaying their car signs are allowed to interact on the route.
15. The athlete’s race number must be worn on the front at all times and must be clearly visible.
16. Race briefing is compulsory for all runners AND nominated seconding drivers, at 16h10 on Friday 11th July. Any runner not present at the race briefing will NOT BE ALLOWED TO START.
17. The route will be discussed in detail at the race briefing.
18. The race starts at 17h00 on Friday 11th July. NO LATE STARTS will be permitted.
19. The race ends at 19h00 on Saturday 12th July, allowing competitors a maximum of 26 hours to complete the course.
20. There are in-race time cutoffs at 23h00 on Friday at the ¼ way (40km mark), and at 06h00 on Saturday at the ½ way (80km mark). Any athlete not making it these points in the allocated time will be retired from the race.
21. Spot checks will be set at various points during the race at the discretion of the committee and race referee.
22. SAFETY IS A PRIORITY – runners must be as visible as possible at all times and must run with a reflective vest. Please contact us to see what is acceptable in this regard. Reflective vests will be available for purchase at registration. Any runners found breaching this rule will be disqualified immediately.
    
23. All runners must wear a headlamp during the night time running sessions. 
24. All runners, seconds and seconding vehicles need to be as visible as possible for the duration of the event.
25. Entries are not refundable for non-participation for any reason.
26. Should an athlete not be able to participate for any reason, they may defer their entry for a maximum period of 1 year. A deferral administration fee of R250 will apply.
27. There is a 35km loop just out of Cathcart on which there will be NO VEHICLE SECONDING permitted. There will be water tables provided on this stretch by the organisers.
28. There will be timing checkpoints at the 40km, 80km and 120km marks on the course. All runners must ensure they are ticked off as they pass these timing points.
29. Race officials will continuously traverse the route while the race is in progress.
30. ONLY registered athletes and their registered seconding teams (ie. those with official wristbands) will be allowed in the finisher chute. NO OTHER supporters will be allowed in the finishing chute.
31. No person may use the Washie 100 Miler logo or branding for any reason without prior consent from the Buffalo Road Runners Club.
32. The organisers and race officials reserve the right to amend these rules at any time.

Solo Athletes – Additional Rules

We are introducing the option to run the Washie 100 Miler as a solo athlete (without a seconding team).

If you choose this option, you will be allowed 3 drop bags that you can access at the 40km, 80km and 120km Checkpoints. These will be brough back to the finish line for you after the race. These can contain anything you want – race specific nutrition, extra socks or clothes, spare shoes etc.

PLEASE NOTE: Your drop bags MUST fit inside our supplied plastic bags (410mm x 900mm) – these allow us to easily mark and transport the drop bags. Please be reasonable when packing your drop bags.

The race organisers will provide additional Checkpoints with nutrition and hydration support roughly every 12km-14km between the drop bag CPs. These will have coffee, tea, soup, sandwiches (peanut butter/marmite), fruit, potatoes, sweets, water and cooldrink available. If you require specific nutrition (eg. Gu/Hammer/Tailwind etc) you must provide this yourself – either in your drop bags or carried in your pack.

There will be a total of 12 Checkpoints along the route for solo athletes only.

You will also be required to run with the following compulsory gear:

1. Hydration pack with bladder / soft flasks with a minimum 1.5 liter capacity
2. Reflective vest
3. Buff/beanie
4. Thermal base layers – long sleeve top and leggings (last year temperatures dropped to 2 degrees above freezing in Stutterheim)
5. Gloves
6. Fully charged cellphone
7. Headlamp with 2 sets of batteries
8. Full waterproof jacket with taped seams & hood
9. Space blanket
10. Strapping
11. Medical info card (supplied at race briefing)

We will do a kit check at registration in this regard. You must bring your pack with all required gear to registration.

Should you wish to withdraw, you can do so at a Checkpoint only. You must also notify the Checkpoint team and we will then arrange to extract you back to the Buffs club. Note that this will be subject to availability of support vehicles, and may mean you wait at a checkpoint for a while before being extracted.

Supported (Seconded) Athletes – Additional Rules

If you choose to run as a supported athlete, it is a condition of entry that you will provide your own seconds and seconding vehicles, along with all your own nutrition and hydration requirements.

1. Seconding teams are limited to a MAXIMUM OF 2 CARS PER ATHLETE, and a maximum of 6 people in total for the seconding team. Each seconding vehicle must be registered with the organisers, along with the nominated drivers. All nominated drivers must also attend the race briefing.
2. Seconding vehicles must display the official seconding signs in their front and back windows at all times. They must also be clearly visible at all times through the use of hazard lights or other flashing lights (amber or white only!). Seconding teams must adhere to the South African traffic rules of the road at all times. All seconds must wear reflective vests and headlamps when assisting athletes during the night sessions. Any seconding team found violating any of these conditions will result in the immediate disqualification of their athlete.
3. Any interference with another participant by either the athlete or their seconding team will result in immediate disqualification of the athlete.
4. Any athlete and/or seconding team caught cheating in any way will result in the athlete being disqualified immediately. The athlete will also be permanently banned from any future Washie races.
5. Supported athletes will NOT be allowed to make use of the solo athlete support Checkpoints.
6. If a runner decides to withdraw, their seconding team must notify the organisers immediately via the emergency contact number provided at the race briefing.

Appeals/Objections

Appeals against another participant will be regarded in a very serious light, so please report a contravention of any of the rules by another participant or participant’s supporters.

Be sure of the appeal and complaint before lodging an objection.

Procedures for lodging an appeal

1. If a participant witnesses a contravention to the rules by another participant, record the name and/or number of the participant breaking the rule.
2. Try to solicit a witness and take down the name and number of the witness.
3. Report the incident to the race referree and give a brief description of what occurred, as well as the details of the witness.
4. Complete an appeal form at the finish of the race.
5. The fee for this is R500.00.
6. If the appeal is valid the fee will be refunded.

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Enter the 2025 Washie 100 Miler.

Choose your entry type (supported or solo athlete) below, and complete the relevant entry form.

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Washie 2024 Entrants List

 

Bib No	Name	Surname	Novice / Finisher	Washies Completed	Age	Gender
200	Aidan	Whitehead	Novice	0	26	Male
201	Amir	Venter	Novice	0	43	Male
202	Andrew	Cronje	Novice	0	40	Male
203	Arnold	Lawrence	Previous Finisher	3	55	Male
204	Azande	August	Novice	0	41	Female
205	Ben	Kokela	Novice	0	44	Male
206	Bongani	Zwane	Previous Finisher	3	50	Male
207	Bukelani	Mbhele	Novice	0	43	Male
208	Calmin	Valentino	Previous Finisher	1	34	Male
209	Clinton	Ford	Previous Finisher	4	51	Male
210	Cornel	Metcalfe	Previous Finisher	4	48	Female
211	Craig	Smerdon	Previous Finisher	4	50	Male
212	Dalu	Majeke	Previous Finisher	3	48	Male
213	Darren	Venter	Previous Finisher	1	33	Male
214	Debbie	Friis	Previous Finisher	1	43	Female
215	Disema	Ntsasa	Novice	0	37	Male
45	Eric	Wright	Previous Finisher	28	69	Male
275	Fannie	Raseruthe	Previous Finisher	1	47	Male
216	Fikile	Gqamane	Novice	0	63	Male
217	Gcinumzi	Dekeda	Previous Finisher	1	54	Male
166	Gerald	Pavel	Previous Finisher	6	53	Male
218	Ian	Smith	Previous Finisher	4	60	Male
219	Immanuel	Mashiachidi	Novice	0	40	Male
220	Joelene	Moodley	Novice	0	46	Female
146	Johan	Van Der Merwe	Previous Finisher	5	52	Male
221	Joseph	Johannes	Previous Finisher	2	48	Male
222	Jp (Johan)	Van Den Berg	Previous Finisher	3	51	Male
223	Khotso	Monyake	Previous Finisher	2	39	Male
224	Lebo	Kola	Novice	0	50	Male
225	Leonie	Van Den Haak	Novice	0	43	Female
273	Lorraine	Rubaba	Novice	0	45	Female
226	Luthando	Williams	Novice	0	33	Male
227	Lwando	Jack	Previous Finisher	1	39	Male
228	Mamma “Pebetsi”	Kekana	Novice	0	41	Female
229	Marsha	Muller	Previous Finisher	4	41	Female
230	Masoi	Mhlophe	Novice	0	31	Male
231	Mawonga	Madolo	Novice	0	45	Male
232	Michelle Amanda	Mvinjelwa	Novice	0	42	Female
233	Millz	Zenzele	Novice	0	41	Female
234	Mkhuseli Martin	Mroro	Previous Finisher	4	40	Male
274	Monde	Booi	Previous Finisher	2	53	Male
235	Mxolisi	Masiso	Previous Finisher	2	57	Male
236	Mzunjani	Qundana	Novice	0	46	Male
237	Nhlanhlenhle	Ndlovu	Novice	0	35	Male
238	Nkosinathi	Cele	Previous Finisher	1	36	Male
239	Nombuso	Ngcobo	Novice	0	41	Female
240	Nteke	Kakudi	Novice	0	51	Female
241	Pedro	Goncalves	Novice	0	57	Male
242	Phila	Magadla	Previous Finisher	4	54	Male
243	Philile	Philile	Novice	0	42	Male
244	Phuti	Sekwati	Novice	0	49	Male
245	Phuti Richard	Hatebe	Novice	0	38	Male
246	Queen	Ziphethe	Novice	0	41	Female
247	Sammyfish	Sikhonde	Novice	0	42	Male
248	Samuel	Ntsanwisi	Novice	0	38	Male
249	Shaun	Langa	Novice	0	44	Male
250	Siboniso	Zungu	Previous Finisher	3	45	Male
251	Sibusiso	Nkosi	Previous Finisher	3	41	Male
252	Siphiwe	Magubane	Previous Finisher	2	37	Male
253	Siyabonga	Lele	Previous Finisher	2	41	Male
254	Spelo	Bobotyane	Previous Finisher	2	56	Male
255	Stanley	Tordiffe	Previous Finisher	2	51	Male
256	Stephen	Rondganger	Novice	0	46	Male
257	Sussie	Mjwara	Novice	0	42	Female
167	Tendani	Mufamadi	Previous Finisher	5	48	Male
258	Thabang	Motake	Previous Finisher	1	47	Male
259	Themba	Nkosi	Previous Finisher	1	44	Male
260	Thembelihle	Mokwena	Previous Finisher	1	50	Female
261	Tladinyane	Mohlamme	Novice	0	54	Male
155	Tobie	Reyneke	Previous Finisher	10	52	Male
262	Tozamile	Rubuluza	Previous Finisher	1	51	Male
263	Tseko	Sebego	Novice	0	50	Male
264	Tseliso	Lesole	Previous Finisher	2	38	Male
265	Tshepang	Selepe	Novice	0	34	Male
266	Tumelo	Kgwete	Previous Finisher	2	40	Male
267	Tumo	Mokhatla	Previous Finisher	1	43	Male
268	Unathi	Makalima	Novice	0	40	Female
269	Vuko Vincent	Loqo	Novice	0	46	Male
270	Zandile	Mngomeni	Previous Finisher	1	43	Female
271	Zintle	Langa	Previous Finisher	1	44	Female
272	Zolisa	Jiba	Novice	0	37	Male

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We are looking for volunteers to assist with various aspects of the race.

If you would like to help (we cover costs where applicable – eg. backup seconding teams), then please complete the volunteer form.

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Washie 100 Miler Historical Results

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