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Gouws Motorsport sets sights on stronger 2026

Driver Johan Gouws Jnr says the team is motivated for 2026, focusing on improving performance, developing the car, and closing the gap on the front runners.

Gouws Motorsport has entered the new year with fresh determination as preparations for the 2026 racing season gains momentum.

According to driver Johan Gouws Jnr, the team is using the energy of January to build on the progress made in 2025, and push for an even better year on track.

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Gouws Jnr said the new season brings renewed focus and a clear objective. After learning valuable lessons last year, the team is now working to turn that experience into improved performance. Their plan centres on making steady gains in pace, consistency, and overall competitiveness.

For Gouws Jnr, one of the most exciting parts of the year ahead is the development of the car.

“I believe there is real potential to close the gap to the front of the field, and I hope to deliver more podium-level performances.”

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He added that sharing the full journey with supporters, the successes, challenges, and growth, remains an important part of what motivates the team.

Community involvement is another key element of their season. Gouws Jnr encouraged people to follow their progress online, support race weekends, and help spread the word about their efforts.

He said the team also welcomes new sponsors seeking meaningful exposure while backing local motorsport.

As the new year begins, Gouws Jnr shared a message of appreciation for those who have supported the team so far.

“I wish the wider motorsport community a safe, fast and fulfilling 2026, and I am hopeful that the year will bring continued momentum and development for Gouws Motorsport.”

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Nkazimulo Prince Ncube

Nkazimulo Ncube is an aspiring journalist interning at Caxton. He has covered local events like the Junior Gauteng Open Bowls Tournament and addressed community issues such as the Delta Park fires. Passionate about impactful stories, Nkazimulo aims to inform and engage the community.

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