Legends from Rugby and Politics lead the Atlas Peloton in the Cape Town Cycle Tour

CPCT Atlas Peloton

The inaugural Atlas South Africa event was a 15 strong contingent cycling in the famous Cape Town Cycling Tour.

Team Captain John Smit hurled himself off his bicycle in advance on the race so wasn't able to start. Springbok Legend Percy Montgomery stepped up to lead in his place.

Minister Alan Winde was a fantastic addition to the team, already a great political leader, he showed his sporting colours with a brilliant performance on the bike.

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