Ten years ago the trend was chrome wheels, neon lights, big mouthed bumpers and fast and furious styled stickers. Now days that’s called rice. But the fact of the matter is that it was a trend back in the day. So in time, trends come and go. The latest trend at the moment is STANCE. Slam your ride to the ground. I must admit, it does look good. So when I heard wind of this event, the Slamo-Meter, where cars would be measured to see how low they were to the ground, with an actual “device”, I was very curious to see what it would all be about. That and anything new is rather refreshing in the local car scene these days. CapeStance.com played host to this "ground breaking" event at a private office park, far from Ghost Squad eyes, or fingers (2 fingers), so it was safe to say the diehard slammers came out in force even in the freezing cold winter’s night. Well done to the CapeStance crew for pulling this off. We hope to see more soon! Check the gallery below for the pics. Enjoy.

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After I got news that the Fairbridge Mall Gymkhana in Brackenfell was unfortunately cancelled, I headed over to Killarney Raceway for the July installment of the regional race meeting. I managed to snap some of the Superbikes and Clubmans racing. Check the gallery below for the pics. Enjoy.

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Last night nine young “rainbow racers” aged between 9 and 14 slept soundly after returning from a trip of a lifetime to Holland.

Over the last two weeks the team has flown the South African colours at the new Junior TT Track at Assen. Here they became some of the first racers to ride the new track which was built specifically for the Honda NSF class. Troy Bayliss popped in to see our young champs and gave them some racing tips. The skills learned on short tracks like this will ensure that we will be doing lots more of the local NSF 100 racing on tracks like this in future.