R’fontein Oval Track attracts more and more visitors!
The Oval Track is becoming the place to be for an alternative type of entertainment.
On Saturday, 4 November, the sounds of roaring engines and excitement filled the air at the Randfontein Oval Track.
The race started at 6pm, with all the competitors, male and female, geared up and ready for action.
With the nice summer weather, the Track is becoming the place to be for a different kind of entertainment, and residents are enjoying the racing so much that the crowds just get bigger and bigger.
Ninjas, 1660s, 2100s, Supers, Side cars, Hot Rods, Midgets, and Super Go Karts all took part in the evening’s racing.
The winners are as follows:
Ninjas
1st – Helgaardt Westraad
2nd – Ruan de Lange
3rd – Martin Nel
1660s
1st – Hano Trichardt
2nd – Ganine Wotherspoon
3rd – JP Botha
2100s
1st – Gideon van Zyl
2nd – Jopie Trichardt
3rd – Heinrich Hartman
Supers:
1st – Jeandre Venter
2nd – Tommie Wiggill
3rd – Ryno Trichardt
Side Cars:
1st – Kallie Brits and Leon Tenrooder
2nd – Konrad Britz and Wayne Pretoruis
Midgets:
1st – Anco Jordaan
2nd – Piesang Flynn
3rd – Roelof Wolwaardt
Super Go Karts
1st – Robbie Robberts
2nd – Hennie Strydom
3rd – Jeanine Rossouw
The next race meeting takes place on 18 November at 6pm.
For more information, please contact Mari Coetzee on 081 512 1121.
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