Are you ready to head on the safari of shred, and braai some tyres? Gymkhana GRiD is boosting away from European shores and heading for the sun scorched asphalt of South Africa for its 2017 season ending showdown.
Now celebrating its sixth year of tyre slaying competition, Gymkhana GRiD is locked and loaded for the 18th and 19th of November, and set to shred the tread at the impressive Carnival City resort.Haven’t heard of Gymkhana GRiD before? You should have! A racing format like no other, that mixes donuts with clipping points, and powerslides with apexes, it’s the tyre smoke filled vision of racing genius and head Hoonigan in charge – Ken Block
Section
Floor Standing R415.00
General Admission R580.00
VIP R980.00
Well, that the introduction if you've been living under a rock for the last few months...
XS Promotions and SupaDrift bringing Ken Block to SA, to showcase the Hoonigan in action at Carnival City on 18 & 19 November.
The organisers haveasked me to assist in organising a smallish park off over the weekend. Well, my first point of call, is of course the club, and I will offer first choice to all club and forum members. I will run this in the same way as My Car Got Shot V3.0 at MotorEx last year....
So post a pic of your pride and joy, and hopefully, you get the nod. All cars welcome, Race, Drift, OEM+, Drag, Track, Stance, IDGAF...
There is as always, a CATCH
Catch 1 - You would have to be available for the weekend (Saturday and Sunday)
Catch 2 - You have to attend if you say you will.
Catch 3 - You WILL receive ONE FREE Ticket (Valued at R580/ per DA) (That's 2 tickets valued at R1160). (1 ticket per car per day)
Catch 4 - ONLY SPACE FOR 200 cars per day...
Catch 5 - Read Catch 1 - 4 again
If you missed it, FREE ENTRY to watch the best promo drifter in the world...
I am sure I will add some more cool stuff to this, as the time passes.... Feel free to ask your mates to join the forum and post their rides for approval on this post.
Ready
Set
Drift...
good enough with some OEM Fifteen52's? He'll approve I'm sure, since Ken Hhic designed the front set 
