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Male cheerleaders at Cancer Research UK Race for Life Epsom Downs runners
10:30am Tuesday 23rd June 2009
All male cheerleaders will shake their pom poms in support of a women’s race for charity this weekend.
The Nivea-sponsored team will help spur the crowds on at the Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life event at Epsom Downs Racecourse on Sunday, June 28.
Epsom and Sutton mums, daughters, and sisters will be greeted at the start line by the team who will swivel their hips to S Club 7’s track Reach for the Stars.
A NIVEA spokeswoman said: “The NIVEA male cheerleaders create a great sense of excitement - we can’t wait to see the reaction to this year’s dance routine.
“Our role as an official partner of Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life is very important to us and we really wanted to get involved and show our support for all of the women taking part in Race for Life and raising money to help beat cancer.”
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Fred1, Surbiton says...
6:53am Thu 25 Jun 09
Good luck to them all, but I must admit I'm more interested in the cheerleaders than the runners. I'd be interested to know who did the most training - the runners or the cheerleaders.