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Ruche Moodley, the South African Moto3 rider, battles through challenges to secure championship points for Denssi Racing BOE Motorsports in his debut season.
In his second outing at the Kyalami Extreme Festival, Willem van de Putte bids farewell to the current Toyota GR Yaris before upgrading to a more powerful model. Follow his journey as he navigates the iconic 16-corner track, battles fellow media drivers, and shaves seven seconds off his lap time despite the challenges of high-speed racing
South African motorcycle racer AJ Venter is the only African competitor at the notoriously dangerous Isle of Man TT race. He has secured a game-changing R4. 2 million sponsorship from luxury automotive group FuturExotics for the next three years. Venter will tackle the 60km course featuring over 300 corners at average speeds of 205km/h
The thrilling Supertech Torque Motoring Festival 2025 is at Dezzi Raceway on April 19th and 20th! Experience high-speed action, family fun, and the chance to win tickets valued at R600.
Kimi Antonelli was a cut above the rest of the rookies during his debut race in Australia, but Red Bull's Liam Lawson showed gutsy pace.
Lando Norris opened up the Formula One season with a victory in Australia, and will look to carry that momentum to the Shanghai Circuit in this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.
Redemptions, rises and revenge, here are five dramatic Formula 1 season openers to remember.
South Africa’s Minister of Sports, Art and Culture Gayton Mckenzie has made his prediction on who will finish top 3 for the 2025 Formula 1 season. , backing Lewis Hamilton to win in a Ferrari for the first time.
Join motorsport novice Willem van de Putte as he takes on his first-ever race in the Toyota Gazoo Racing GR Cup Media challenge at Killarney International Raceway. From pre-race jitters to post-race lessons, experience the thrill and challenges of competitive racing through the eyes of a first-time driver.
Cape Town Grand Prix South Africa (CTGPSA) is preparing to submit its official bid to the Bid Steering Committee (BSC) for the return of Formula One (F1) to the country.
South Africa's Henk Lategan, driving a Toyota Hilux, finished a second clear of Sweden's Mattias Ekstrom over the 29km run in Bisha, with five-time Dakar champion Nasser al-Attiyah of Qatar third.