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Gearing Up for the 2024 TRACN4 Rally

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With just over two weeks to go until the 2024 TRACN4 National Rally, the Emakhazeni community is eagerly counting down to this high-adrenaline event, set to unfold on November 15 and 16 in Dullstroom and its beautiful surroundings.

The TRACN4 Rally has solidified its place as an annual highlight on the South African motorsport calendar, with the organising committee, TRAC and other key corporate partners working tirelessly to make this year’s event an unforgettable success.

Key Partners and Supporters
To deliver top-quality rally action for petrolheads, the National Rally Championship (NRC) annual partners, which includes TRAC, have dedicated themselves throughout this year’s series to ensure a memorable season and an exhilarating series finale. The other key partners are:

  • Ctrack – competitive racing vehicle tracking and safety;
  • Mibern Medical – medical services;
  • Fixed Mobile Telecoms – internet services;
  • Toyota Gazoo Racing SA – manufacturing;

As in past years, the majority of the rally stages will run through SAFCOL and S&N Boerdery plantations, which are known for their tough, scenic, and exhilarating courses. Milly’s and Astron Energy Mpumalanga have also come on board with the rally kicking off on Friday, November 15, from this popular N4 rest stop. Saturday’s racing will start from The Oval in Dullstroom, adding to the tradition of breathtaking starts in historic locations.

Several additional sponsors have joined for the final leg of the championship, bringing vital support that ensures Dullstroom 2024 will be an unforgettable event. These sponsors play a significant role in the rally’s success, including:

  • Point S
  • Windpomp Bistro
  • Dullstroom Brewery
  • Prepsol
  • Lielies Electrical
  • Kuphila Clinic

Rallying for a Cause
The 2024 TRACN4 Rally marks the fourth year that TRAC has hosted the event in Dullstroom, bringing significant economic and social benefits to the Emakhazeni Municipal area. This sponsorship not only supports the sport but also contributes to local causes, with the Dullstroom Epilepsy Centre as the main beneficiary. The centre has received valuable support from TRAC since 2020, with upgrades and major renovations made to its facilities and grounds.

According to Rebecca Mashigo, the centre’s director, TRAC’s continued support has been invaluable to both the centre and the wider community. “As with every year since 2020, we’re all counting down to the start of the rally! We simply love it!” she said. Local businesses echo Mashigo’s excitement, showing enthusiastic support by planning event specials, discounts, and other contributions to rally preparations.

The Final Showdown of the 2024 NRC Season
As the last event of the 2024 National Rally Championship, the TRACN4 Rally promises to be a thrilling conclusion, with competing teams hard at work preparing their vehicles to withstand the challenges of the privately managed, dirt-road stages. Fans can look forward to five prime spectator points, which will be strategically located to give rally-goers the best views and experiences possible. Specific locations for these points will be shared on TRAC’s social media and in the 2024 TRACN4 National Rally Programme, which will be available on the TRAC website the week of the rally.


For more details, follow @TRACN4 or @SARallychamps on social media, visit www.tracn4.co.za or email the rally secretary at irene.myburgh@outlook.com

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