Festival attendees can expect a glut of activities, from innovative displays to track and 4x4 drives, exciting motorsport displays and simulator competitions.
Held at Kyalami Raceway, the Festival of Motoring pitches itself as a lot more than just a regular motor show. Picture: Supplied.The Festival of Motoring, which takes place at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit from Friday, August 30, until Sunday, September 1, promises to be a grand celebration of car culture.
The manufacturers have not, as yet, announced the full array of new models that will be showcased although organisers have confirmed that theA new addition to the Festival this year is the FoM Experience Centre, where visitors can enjoy adrenaline-pumping hot-lap sessions around the main circuit. On-track entertainment includes demonstrations from F1-type vehicles and the Sunbet ZX10 SuperBikes Masters Cup Challenge. A unique time attack,"The Shelby Mustang Speed Challenge," will further add to the excitement.
“The Festival of Motoring is the next level in motor show evolution; it is an immersive experience that engages attendees with the dynamic world of motoring.
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