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The East London Grand Prix Circuit Hosts the Exciting 5th Round of the 2023 GR Cup

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The 5th round of the prestigious 2023 GR Cup, presented by Netstar and part of TOYOTA GAZOO Racing South Africa, is approaching, and the East London Grand Prix Circuit is ready to receive six of the country’s top motoring journalists.

The Circuit’s Challenging Nature

The East London Grand Prix Circuit is located along the Indian Ocean, boasting a picturesque setting that sets the stage for an adrenaline-fueled spectacle. The challenging circuit features high-speed corners such as Potter’s Pass and Rifle, which demand exceptional skill and bravery from the drivers to navigate them successfully.

The Return of Renowned Motoring Writers

The renowned motoring writers Mark Jones, Denis Droppa, Setshaba Mashigo, Chad Luckhoff, Reuben van Niekerk, and Brendon Staniforth are returning to the GR Cup fray, looking to continue their quest for glory while entertaining the fans.

Guest Driver Mario De Sousa Joins the Competition

Guest driver Mario De Sousa is joining the competition, bringing his expertise from his previous participation in the GR Cup driving the GR Yaris in Gqeberha last year. This time, he will showcase his skills behind the wheel of the exhilarating new GR86.

The Current Standings

As the championship enters its latter half, Setshaba Mashigo leads the GR Cup driven by Netstar standings with an outstanding 47 points, followed by Mark Jones with 32 points and Denis Droppa with 24 points. Chad Luckhoff is just a point behind in fourth place, followed by Reuben van Niekerk with 14 points and Brendon Staniforth with 10 points.

TOYOTA GAZOO Racing South Africa Shares Its Enthusiasm

TOYOTA GAZOO Racing South Africa’s Riaan Esterhuysen expressed great enthusiasm about bringing the GR Cup to the esteemed East London Grand Prix Circuit, combining the drivers’ skills, thrilling GR86 cars, and the circuit’s rich racing heritage to create an electrifying event that will captivate fans.

The Event’s Highlights

The 5th round of the GR Cup at the East London Grand Prix Circuit promises to deliver intense duels, high-speed action, and unforgettable moments. Stay up-to-date with the latest developments, including qualifying results, race highlights, and championship standings, by following the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing South Africa website and social media channels.

An Adrenaline-Pumping Showdown

Spectators and motor enthusiasts can look forward to an engaging, heart-pounding experience with the iconic East London Grand Prix Circuit hosting this thrilling event. The stage is set for an adrenaline-pumping showdown that will provide excitement and entertainment for everyone involved.

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