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Bushveld Model Racing RC Track hosts action-packed competition

The Bushveld Model Racing RC Track buzzed with excitement last Saturday as drivers competed in multiple categories.

POLOKWANE – The Bushveld Model Racing RC Track buzzed with engines and controllers on Saturday as drivers delivered an entertaining and action-packed day of competition.

Electric motors whirred as competitors navigated tight corners and humps, daring jumps and fast straights. Friends, families and supporters lined the sidelines, following every lap as cars sped toward the finish line.

Spectators were also treated to a free RC demonstration, with some given the opportunity to test-drive RC cars and crawlers, adding to the day’s excitement.

Displayed remote cars at the Bushveld Model Racing RC Track.

The BMR off-road experience showcased both speed and skill, with drivers battling it out in friendly yet competitive races on the carpet circuit. Several participants drew attention with their customised machines, displaying detailed builds, colourful paintwork and finely tuned setups.

The competition featured multiple race categories, including 2WD expert, 2WD stock, 4WD stock and stadium truck. After a series of closely contested heats, the top three drivers in each category were determined.

Displayed remote cars at the Bushveld Model Racing RC Track.

Event organiser Jaco van Eeden expressed appreciation for the strong turnout and enthusiastic support. “We are grateful for the support from the drivers, families and spectators. The energy at the track is amazing and it is great to see the RC community growing,” he concluded.

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