The Citizen Motoring is eager to soak up the special atmosphere at South Africa's premier racing track when Toyota GR Cup heads for Kyalami.
The only place to go is up after leaving Killarney in last place in the standings.The privilege of piloting a factory-built racing car around a world-renowned circuit like Kyalami is as close to motorsports heaven as you could come. From the superb condition of the 4.529 kilometre track to its rich 63-year history, it will be an experience the six of us will forever cherish., so is a three-day event instead of the usual two.
Weather could also play a huge role. The wet weather over Johannesburg is expected to dry out later in the week, but we can’t rule out unexpected downpours. Especially not after the unexpected shower before qualifying at Killarney on the first leg. Unlike the opening round, where four of us had to learn the track from scratch, all six of us have clocked plenty of laps around Kyalami, not all of them in proper racing conditions, but enough times to feel more confident than we did in Cape Town.heads into the event in sixth place in the championship, which means the only place we can go is up over the next six rounds.), but officially in sixth place.
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