The Southern African Endurance Series (SAES) continues to gain momentum as it gears up for the fourth race of the season, the Four Hours of Kyalami, taking place on Saturday, 26 July 2025 at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit. Following successful races in Zwartkops, Aldo Scribante, and Killarney, the Kyalami round promises a day of intense endurance racing as top teams and drivers return to the track for another high-stakes battle.
“The Kyalami round is one of the most anticipated races of the season, and this year, we’re focusing on what fans love most: the racing,” says Liyema Letlaka, Acting CEO of SAES. “This event is about giving people the opportunity to experience the power and precision of endurance racing up close.”
The Vodacom 4U Zone will offer fans an action-packed hub of entertainment throughout the day. Expect Sim Racing, Scalextric challenges, PS5 battles, and a variety of creative crafts and activities for the younger ones. With awesome prizes up for grabs and plenty to see and do, the zone promises to keep both motorsport enthusiasts and families entertained between races.
In addition to the fan zones, event partners Samsung and Honor will be on site with engaging tech showcases. Samsung will host a dedicated activation featuring their latest mobile devices and a racing game leaderboard challenge, with the fastest lap scorer winning a Samsung Galaxy Watch 7. Meanwhile, Honor will present a hands-on experience of their newest product range, inviting visitors to interact with their latest tech and explore innovations in mobile performance.
In a gesture of support and solidarity, children from various charities will attend the race as special guests. SAES is proud to welcome these young heroes to the circuit for a day of joy, excitement, and inspiration. In a gesture of support and solidarity, children from various charities will attend the race as special guests. SAES is proud to welcome these young heroes to the circuit for a day of joy, excitement, and inspiration.
We’re honoured to host children from the various charities and give them a memorable day at the track,” says Liyema. “This is what SAES is about, opening motorsport up to everyone, especially those who could use some light and happiness.” Tickets are available on www.saes.com