Date: 11 > 14 aPRIL 2021

Port shepstone to Vanderbijl park
Distance: 1230kms
Time: 32 hours
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BurnRun, in conjunction with Sheppie Round Table 83, will see participants, supported by a backup team, travel to Vanderbijl Park in Gauteng to attend the Round Table Association Annual General Meeting.
The route will be along dirt roads (where possible), enduring a 4 day trip to get there. Total distance is 1230kms, and this should take 30 hours. The participants will be using dirt bikes, unconventional vehicles and in many instances, unconventional roads.
Why? The main idea is to raise funds for the Hero Burn Foundation.
Garbade chose a “Burn Charity” being close to his heart, due to the fact that a really great tabler, friend and brother was badly burnt in a motorcar accident on the 7th December 2014. Past Round Table Southern Africa Tabler of the year and Sandown RT150 41er, Mr Ross Crichton, survived the ordeal and has lived the recovery process. “Burns are the gift just keeps giving.”, says Ross.
BurnRun is proud to announce that Ross has agreed to be our spokesperson and that we have also got the support of Ross’s plastic Surgeon, Dr Deon Wyers, who initially suggested that the Heroburn Foundation be our beneficiary.

Stage 1
> Port Shepstone to Kokstad
> 159 km on dirt roads
> 3 hours 50 minutes
Stage 2
> Kokstad to Rhodes
> 307 km on dirt roads
> 8 hours 10 minutes
Stage 3
> Rhodes to Thaba’Nchu
> 332 km on dirt roads
> 7 hours 47 minutes
Stage 4
> Thaba’Nchu to Vanderbijl Park
> 432 km on dirt roads
> 9 hours 56 minutes
GET INVOLVED
How involved do you wish to become, how do you want to contribute to this great event, and of course finally, how can you help us achieve our mission?
Contact Leon Garbade on 071 682 6433 to find out about Burn Run Events
Burns are one of the most common household injuries, especially among children. The term “burn” means more than the burning sensation associated with this injury. Burns are characterized by severe skin damage that causes the affected skin cells to die.
“Its all about creating the awareness of the charity we are serving through the suffering we will be enduring.”

An epic event, raising funds in conjunction with Port Shepstone Round Table
2019 burnrun overview
IT’s all about the numbers
FUNDS RAISED
KM's endured
Social reach
The route was along dirt roads (where possible) – from Port Edward to Langebaan – in 7 Stages, enduring a 7 day trip to get there. Total distance is 1802kms, and this should take 37 hours.
The participants used dirt bikes, unconventional vehicles and in many instances, unconventional roads.