Thursday 7 March to Saturday 9 March 2013 the Butterflies donned their cycling gear for team Bonitas at The Cape Argus Pick n' Pay Cycle Tour Exhibition.
We worked along-side cycling royalty, Malcolm Lange, who autographed copies of his book “Is winning everything?’.
The sought after book was a complimentary gift from Bonitas Medical Scheme to visitors of the exhibition. Malcolm’s book truly shows his heart, and a significant part of the book reflects his feelings towards the controversy surrounding cycling today. In this book Lange’s attitude on honesty, integrity and ethics in sport are apparent.
Bonitas Gift: Malcolm's sought after book |
The sought after book was a complimentary gift from Bonitas Medical Scheme to visitors of the exhibition. Malcolm’s book truly shows his heart, and a significant part of the book reflects his feelings towards the controversy surrounding cycling today. In this book Lange’s attitude on honesty, integrity and ethics in sport are apparent.
Malcolm Lange |
Malcolm De Lange is a South African cycling legend, and has been called “the most prolific road cycling race winner of the modern era”. This extraordinary athlete has won nearly every local race in his illustrious 17 year career. He has over 400 major race victories and he won his third Argus at the 2010 Cape Argus Tour for team Bonitas, which he won after outsprinting the elite break-away group that included seven-time Tour de France winner, Lance Armstrong.
Finally, at the age of 37 Malcolm decided that the 2011 Argus would be his final competitive Argus, he came second. Malcolm’s career has been nothing short of spectacular, as a school boy he was already considered one of the country’s best ever track cyclists.
Team Social Butterflies |
Now Lange, who owns Team Bonitas Medscheme, focuses on building his team which is an internationally registered professional team, that is growing from strength to strength and is making its mark in the international arena. A lot of focus is also spent on Malcolm’s sports management business, Lange sports, which he co-owns with his wife Jackie, where the objective is to help identify and nurture talent so that South Africa can produce Olympic and Tour De France winning champions.
2013 Argus winner Herman Fouche (centre) flanked by his number 2 Tyler Day (right) and his team mate Christoff van Heerden (left) who came 3rd. |
What an absolute privilege to work with such a winning team and winning brand! If you would like to find out more about Bonitas Medical cover please click on the link below.