WHEELS is collaborating
with KZN’s top drivers to host four events in KZN’s interior during November and
December that are designed to please all of KZN’s petrolheads, whether you are
into high-speed stunts or the lowest possible dropped suspension.
Team Alky leads the fray with a Bragging Rights event on November
5. After Evershin Pillay, Joey Govender and Reece Williamson headed eight of
SA’s top drivers at eTV’s So You Think You
Can Drift auditions, held at Mason’s Mill on September 30, this team are
best qualified to bestow bragging rights on the capital’s best spinners,
drifters and stunt drivers in Scottsville on the first Saturday of November.
Organiser Evershin Pillay told Wheels the second event promises to be as incident free and
successful as the first one hosted at the Court Sports on Aberfeldy Road in
August.
Two weeks later, the fresh young crew at Grounded Nation will host a
Stance Fest at the Ashburton Training Centre, also home of SA’s oldest stance
fest, “Cars in the Park”.
The date is November 19 and the co-organiser Dylan Welton said the
point of this show is to bring all types of cars and even motorcycles together.
The limbo will be hosted by Low Down Customs, there are four classes; static,
bagged, custom and crew.
“The rule is no deflating tyres and a custom class has
been made for drop tops. Other than that you can load as many people as you want
in the car or put as many cement bags in as you can,” said Welton.
At the end of November, Msinga hosts SA’s top spinners at the fifth
Driftkhana in what Thrill Seeker presenter
Andre Karrim describes as the best drifting arena in the country.
And on December 3 Reece Williamson presents Round 1 of the KZN
Driftkhana Series at Mason’s Mill. Wheels
will be giving away tickets to all the events.
Watch this space for details closer to each of the dates.
