Tag: Inland Championship

Inland Championship – Kyalami – 2015-03-28 – Photographs

Paul BlackburnInland Championship, Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit

Photographs from the Inland Championship – 2015 event held at Kyalami on 28 March 2015.
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Race Report: Liqui Moly Legends Championship – Round 2 – Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit

Greg ReillyINEX Legends Racing, Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, Race Reports

The Liqui Moly Legends Championship made their way to the historic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit on Saturday 28 March for the first time in their history for the second round of the 2015 racing season. Once again this popular series showed its ever growing strength with an impressive twenty three car field lining up on the grid for the first of three races scheduled for the day.

As always the traditional ball draw for grid positions shook things up at the sharp end of the field. Divan Myburgh drew pole position ahead of Seef Fourie. For the second event in a row Morne Stoltz drew third position, this time ahead of Franco Di Matteo. Keagan Wessels was more than happy to pull fifth position with the rest of the motivated field all raring to go as well.

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Trofeo Racing Round 2 – 28 March 2015 – Race Report

Greg ReillyAlfa Trofeo, Inland Championship, Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, Race Reports
The two ladies in the field impressed early on
The two ladies in the field impressed early on
  Alfa Trofeo Racing
The Alfa Trofeo Series set out to the historic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit on Saturday 28 March for the second round of their championship.
With a number of new cars and drivers in the field, as well as a bumper twenty one car entry, the racing promised to be action packed. And the drivers in the field did not disappoint either, with some of the closest handicap racing in recent memory on display!
Being the generous and friendly club that they are, Alfa Trofeo Chairlady Mandy Griffin invited the youngsters from the MG Youth Project to join in on the fun.
Qualifying was an exciting affair with a big difference in speed and lap times being seen between the front and back of the field. This set the tone for lots of overtaking opportunities and some exciting racing from the competitors in the field, provided that the handicap timing was appointed correctly – and it couldn’t have been more spot on!

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