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DUNLOP READY FOR ANOTHER MONSTER RACING SEASON | SA News

21 February 2026 by Guest

What Dunlop 2026 Motorsport Preview
Where South Africa
When 2026
Community South Africa National

South Africa’s tyre of choice is ready to race across the board in 2026

Dunlop Tyres South Africa is looking to forward to another season of Motorsport domination in 2026. With the action already well under way, the year’s National battles kick off with the South African Endurance Series opening Zwartkops 4 Hour this weekend, before all hell literally breaks loose with action across all disciplines for the rest of the season.

“Dunlop Tyres is once again ready to race across almost every motorsport discipline in South Africa for 2026,” Dunlop Tyres South Africa Marketing Manager…

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