The Into Africa Racing Team dominated proceedings at Aldo Scribante Raceway on Saturday winning the Five Hours of Scribante Endurance race by a two lap margin at round two of the South African Endurance Series powered by Vodacom 4U. Stuart White and Xolile Letlaka in their impressive Into Africa Lamborghini Huracan were pushed hard for the majority of the race by the Rico Barlow Racing Novo Proto-2 of Ryan Naicker, Jonathan Thomas and Charl Visser, matching each other’s lap times as they raced into the night with the lead changing at regular intervals as they racked up 246 laps of the 2.48 kilometre circuit.

A rare mistake from Charl Visser in the late stages of the race saw him making contact with the back of the Into Africa Lamborghini resulting in a damaged front wing that resulted in the Novo Proto-2 having to make an unscheduled pit-stop to have a new front section fitted as the team dropped down to third in the running order. The Stradale Motorsport team of Charl Arangies and Arnold Neveling seized the opportunity to move up into second place overall, just two laps adrift of the Into Africa Huracan.

The local Scuderia Scribante Team of Aldo and Silvio Scribante along with Michael Stephen had the huge crowd on their feet as they brought their Lamborghini Huracan home in  fourth place overall as well as Aldo Scribante finishing in second overall in the 1-Hour Dash.

Another local driver who enjoyed a good outing was Xolela Njumbuxa who once again joined forces with Fikile Holomisa and Setshaba Mashigo in their Team Qhubani Backdraft Roadster with them coming home in an impressive eighth place overall and third in class D.

On two wheels in the motorcycle classes, local paediatrician Nkululeko Majola put in an impressive performance in the open superbike class finishing in third place overall, while Ruan van Zyl took fourth in the 600cc class and Jamie Hall dominated the historics class to take the overall win.

The full results are as follows –