The 19th edition of the highly anticipated Nedbank Desert Dash concluded on Saturday, leaving cyclists and spectators in awe of this bucket list event. Over 1000 cyclists embarked on a remarkable journey through the world's oldest desert, making it an experience to remember.

Once again, the Desert Dash lived up to its reputation as the longest single-stage mountain bike event in the world, attracting a large number of participants eager to test their endurance and push their limits.

The 18th edition of the Nedbank Desert Dash was launched at the Nedbank Sky Garden in Windhoek on Tuesday.

Organisers announced that the event will take place on the 9th of December in the form of a race that spans 393 kilometres between Windhoek and Swakopmund.

Nearly one-thousand entries had been received ahead of the launch of the Nedbank Desert Dash this morning, with international participants also set to compete in the event.