The Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge

Cyclist take part in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2010. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Adrian de Kock, The Star

Cyclist take part in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2010. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Adrian de Kock, The Star

Cherise Taylor celebrates after crossing the finish line during the 94.7 Cycling Challenge. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Photo: Etienne Rothbart, The Star

Cyclist cycle past Johannesburg Central during the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2010. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Adrian de Kock, The Star

Cyclist take part in the 94.7 cycling Challenge. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Adrian de Kock, The Star

Cyclist take part in the 94.7 cycling Challenge. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Believe Nyakudjara, The Star

Tina, a five-month-old toy pom, gets a birds eye view of all the action as cyclist file by up Witkoppen road - near North Riding - during the 94.7 cycling Challenge. Cyclist Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Steve Lawrence, The Star

A cyclist takes a break before he goes over the Mandela Bridge in Joburg Central during the 94.7 cycling Challenge. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Believe Nyakudjara, The Star

Cyclists take part in the 94.7 Cycling Challenge. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Steve Lawrence, The Star

A helicopter hovers above the Elite riders taking part in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2010. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Adrian de Kock, The Star

Staff manning the tables cheer on a cyclist taking part in the 94.7 cycling Challenge. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Steve Lawrence, The Star

Elite riders make their way down the N1 Highway during the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2010. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Adrian de Kock, The Star

Cyclists take part in the 94.7 cycling Challenge. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Believe Nyakudjara, The Star

Cyclist make their way down the Krugersdorp High during the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2010. Nic White signed off on his professional cycling career with a breakaway win in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge in Johannesburg. White, who won the inaugural event in 1997, clocked 2:15.06 to win by 39 seconds from teammate Arran Brown, leading Team Medscheme to a clean-sweep of the podium places. Cherise Taylor of USN won a sprint finish to clinch the women's title in 2:45.09 from Robyn de Groot and Marissa van der Merwe of the MTN Energade team. Photo: Adrian de Kock, The Star