Namibia Drags

A huge thank you to Nashua Namibia for sponsoring helmets for our events! 🏁🏎️

Your support means a lot to us and to the entire racing community.

Safety always comes first, and these helmets are more than just gear ;they’re protection, confidence, and a reminder that every racer’s wellbeing matters both on and off the track.

We truly appreciate your contribution towards making our events safer and better for everyone involved.

We trust that this is the start of new beginnings and partnerships.

Thank you for investing in the future of motorsport and helping us keep the adrenaline alive responsibly! 🙌🔥

SAVE THE DATE: 21 JUNE 2026 🏁
Windhoek Motor Club & FunFnty Events present Dad’s Day Out Family Circuit Fest at Tony Rust Race Track!
Cars. Braai. Beer Garden. Kids’ Fun. Market vibes from 11:00 AM till late.
A day for Dad, fun for the whole family!
*More details coming soon *

🏁 Redline Rumble Drag Racing Results – 18/04/2026

Big respect to all drivers and riders who showed up and put down serious times 🔥

Fastest runs, tight competition, and pure adrenaline all night 💨

🏆 Congrats to the top performers
👏 And shoutout to everyone who took part

Due to the cancellation of circuit racing, the day continues with exciting filler events from 14h00, followed by Drag racing action. 🏁🔥

Test the limits before the real action begins. 🔥🏁

18 April 2026 | Tony Rust Race Track
Speed. Power. Adrenaline. Be there🔥🧯🏁

🔥 8 March – Secure your spot! FREE unofficial practice from 15h00.
Race the main event on 14 March – Pre-entry required | N$300 💨🏁

Speed. Smoke. Adrenaline. 🔥
We’re taking over the track on 14 March! 🏁
Don’t blink… you might miss the launch. 🚀

For many years, we have organized racing events with clearly defined official starting times. Despite this, late arrivals continue to be a recurring issue.

This has become increasingly frustrating, not only for the organizers but also for participants who arrive on time, as we regularly receive complaints about delays and disrupted schedules.

Our goal is to create a fair, well-organized, and enjoyable experience for everyone involved, and punctuality plays a crucial role in achieving that. When races start late due to delayed arrivals, it affects the overall flow of the event, impacts time management, and reduces the quality of the experience for both racers and spectators.

To address this ongoing challenge, we are considering implementing measures that encourage punctuality and accountability.

One option being discussed is introducing a charge or penalty for racers who arrive after their allocated time but still wish to participate.

We would genuinely appreciate your input on this matter.

In your opinion, would charging late-arriving racers be a fair and effective way to promote punctuality and improve the overall running of our events?