Forgive me for saying this, but I thought this was discussed ad nauseam with the actual cancellation.
Trust me when I say they were ready to stage the event and did what they could to have it go on. Yes the weather wasn't actually so bad on the Sunday morning, but given the warning and floods across the province, this was the right choice. The roosterkoek was made and ready to be served at the waterpoint (and was ultimately donated), the medics were on stand-by, etc. It's like saying that you want the roosterkoek to be unmade or the medics to give back the money.
I assume the organisers take their cut, but do you not want to pay them for all the prep and time spent on actually getting ready for staging the event and/or ensure that a next event is staged. What is a sufficient discount for predicting the weather 6 months ahead of time, wrong, and having the provincial disaster management call the race off?
An entry costs just about R1k, the Prince George double that, go figure. I understand you incurred a lot of cost, at what point should they have cancelled / how much discount do you want?
