This meant that Dylan and Alex qualified in the H20 Long category. Brad made it for H14, Salome made it for D14 and Zoe made it for the D17-20 category.
Unfortunately it rained heavily in the morning, creating the mud bath we were used to. Below is a picture of the mud on the finishing straight and Sarah (a bit to the left) running in. The number of people you get down the finish chute in 2 min is the number we have at a whole event in South Africa

Brad had a really good race to finish in 77th in his incredibly competitive age group. His time was 30.55, only 7 min behind the winner. 77 competitors in 7 min!
Zoe finished in 43:38, only 11 min behind the winner. This got her 5th for the day which is her best result for the week.
Salome had a solid run. Her time was 54.23 which put her 131st in her huge age group.

The rest of the South Africans started day 5 in a slightly different way. They didn't make the 2 hour cutoff so they started their course at 15 second intervals, still in a chasing order. This meant there were many people of similar ability on the course at once.
Craig had a good performance. He finished in 71 minutes, without any major mistakes.
Sarah and Jessica Hemer started the D15 course about 6 min apart. This time Sarah came out on top with a time of 48:43 and in 158th place. Jessica finished in 53:40 in 171st place.
Jessica Lund finished her D16 course in 47:32 to finish in 150th place.
Richard got around the H45 K course in 57:55. This put him in 173rd place for day 5.
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