The World Rallycross Supercar Final At Killarney Was A Classic [Video]

17 Nov 2017 by Jasmine Stone in Cape Town, gumtree, Motorsport, Partners, South Africa, Sport, Video, WRX

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You might have tried to outrun the police that one time, through the windy streets of Claremont (No? Me neither), but when it comes to handling twists and turns at high speed the Gumtree World Rallycross Championship drivers will put you to shame.

There’s a reason these guys travel the world wowing crowds with their antics, and last weekend the Mother City was fortunate enough to host the first ever event on African soil.

Swedish speedster Johan Kristoffersson had already wrapped up the Championship, but that didn’t mean he was going to take his foot off the accelerator.

Here are the highlights from the Supercar final, which took place at Killarney on Sunday:

I wonder how they would fare against a ‘Brasse Vannie Kaap’ souped up car?

We may never know, but the good news is that the event was a massive success. So much so, in fact, that the World Rallycross Championship is coming back next year.

Just the 371 days to go until November 24, 2018, when the two-day event will kick off. All grandstand tickets on sale will remain the same price as this year’s event until January 1, 2018, so snap yours up now and save some moola.

You can buy your tickets HERE, and find out everything you need to know about next year’s Gumtree WRX HERE.

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