Auto racing is a motorsport involving the racing of automobiles for competition. Auto racing has existed since the invention of the automobile. Races of various sorts were organized, with the first recorded as early as 1867.
How Much Does Motor Racing Cost In South Africa
Some basic costs that are common to each race would be fuel (around R500), entry fee (around R1200), and general maintenance costs which you should budget at around R500 to R1000. One should factor in an engine rebuild every half year at least (about R2000).
How much does it cost to build a race track in South Africa?
However, the consulting firm which designed the street circuit and infrastructure for the A1 street race in Durban, said that ‘the costs would depend on the circuit design and position but probably somewhere in the R3. 1 billion range, and around R1. 3 billion every year after that’
How do I get a racing license in South Africa?
To obtain a racing licence in South Africa, you have to be affiliated to a motorsport club. Zwartkops Racing Club is recognised by MSA as one of these clubs and by joining, you become eligible for an MSA licence. For a nominal annual fee of only R200, you can join the Zwartkops Racing Club.
How much do race car drivers make in South Africa?
The average driver salary in South Africa is R 240 000 per year or R 123 per hour. Entry-level positions start at R 174 253 per year, while most experienced workers make up to R 2 053 001 per year.
How much is an F1 ticket in South Africa?
Prices range from R85 (for general admission to the circuit) to R515 (main grandstand). “We have set the prices at affordable levels to allow a wide cross section of South Africans to enjoy Durban’s first ever major international motor race.