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Tickets for Ballito Street Heroes go on sale

The wait is over!

Tickets for the 2014 edition of the wildly popular Ballito Street Heroes went on sale on Friday, August 1.

This year’s event, taking place from September 13 and 14  is set to once again light up Ballito with great street racing action, coupled with two days of petrol head euphoria.

Tickets start at R95, which includes parking ­ and children under the age of five get in for free. Children between six and 12 only pay R50.

A general entry weekend pass is R130, while a single day general entry and grandstand seat combo will be priced at R150.

Hospitality packages, which include catering and bar facilities, and greater access to the cars on display,­ start at R1150 per person.

A few of the drivers featuring in this year’s event are: Tony Martin and Mike McLaughlin – BackDraft Racing Cobra, Andrew Strike  – 700bhp R32 Nissan Skyline GTR, Desmond Gutzeit – 1000bhp R32 Nissan Skyline GTR,         Sun Moodley – Racing Porsche, Jade Guzniet – 700bhp Race Spec Evo 7, Willie De Beer – Porsche GT2 and Stuart Kidgewell – Nissan R32.

You can get your tickets through iTickets – www.itickets.co.za – or at the iTickets kiosk at Suncoast Casino in Durban.

Information is also available on expo space sales, email expo@streetheroes.co.za to find out more.

For more information on the SMD Ballito Street Heroes event hosted by the KwaDukuza Municipality, please visit their website www.streetheroes.co.za, the Facebook page www.facebook.com/StreetHeroesSA, the Twitter feed @StreetHeroesSA, or the Instagram account streetheroes sa. For sponsorship opportunities, contact Ed Hill – ed@promanagement.co.za; Brenda Kayton – brenda@planbeventing.com; or Warren Hill – warren@novosgroup.com.


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