A national drag racing event always seems to draw the crowds, the prospect of seeing 8 and 9 second cars screaming down the track… the deafening sound of V8 muscle… the crowds weren’t disappointed.
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A national drag racing event always seems to draw the crowds, the prospect of seeing 8 and 9 second cars screaming down the track… the deafening sound of V8 muscle… the crowds weren’t disappointed.
You can see the rest of the photos HERE
Yesterday’s Street2Strip photos are up, there weren’t too many cars but it was fun none the less… with a little drifting thrown in










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Saturday saw the Easter edition of the Saldanha 800m top end runs return to a sunny Saldanha airstrip. Spectators weren’t disappointed with a record run of 256km/h by a twin turbo XR8 Sierra, closely followed by a 600kw supercharged Lumina pickup crossing the line at a respectable 252km/h. The highest speed recorded by a bike was by a Hayabusa doing 277km/h. The danger of these types of events was made all too apparent when one of the bikers missed the breaking point and put her bike down at speed, fortunately she was only slightly injured and was only taken to hospital for a checkup. Big up to the guys from West Coast Racing (www.westcoastracing.co.za) for upping their game and pulling off an awesome event.

















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What a great day’s racing last Saturday. The highlight of the day has to be Herman Mostert’s 9.349s run in his Nissan “not so 1400” bakkie and I think his run sparked something in the bikes. They where running mid 9s all morning but kept dropping their times after Herman’s blistering pass, I think I heard that the fastest time of the day for a bike was around 9.1s. Other highlights have to be Pdubs running a 12.4 in his Focus RS, the man’s just hooking it up, and Marlize Hoon setting a PB and filling the trophy cabinet, nice one Marlize.
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Saturday saw an awesome run by the guys from Rover-Tec, running a 9.3s quartermile time. The day was anything but smooth though, the first run saw then blowing a boost pipe, the second run saw them snap and twist their side shafts and then everything just came together for one of the most perfect runs I’ve seen at Killarney, and all this before 1pm. The most impressive thing about their car is how composed it is off the line, no lifting & no excessive snaking. Watch out for these guys, their 9.3s run was on relative low boost and semi-slick tyres spinning half way down the strip… just wait for high boost & full slicks… (click the pic… and prepare to get emotional :lol:)

Saturday saw a small number of competitors brave the heat but as luck would have it that number got smaller as the day went on. I don’t know if it was the sticky track, the heat or the rugby, but we saw a number of cars packing it in early due to breakages, most notably Tolla Daniels, Wesley Lewin, Luc Lucchesi & Bradley van Rooi. Not to mention Herman Mostert and the team from Rover-Tec who also suffered a breakage before even completing one run, but as I left early in the afternoon they where still looking for parts to get their Champ bakkie back on the track. One luck spectator also got to experience a 10.9s suicide run in Willie Nel’s Can-Am ❗ Saturday also saw Marlize Hoon moving up from Street2Strip to MSA drag racing in her turbo charged Mk2 Golf, nice one Marlize 😉
Anyway, get on over to my gallery to check out little coverage I managed to snap




After a busy week at work I’ve finally gotten around to sorting through the photos from the last MSA event, get on over to my gallery to check out the coverage




