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Francois Lottering

Francois Lottering


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Go-karting kicks off on high note

The first leg of the go-karting national championship saw good sportsmanship between racers at the Tony Rust Race Track this past weekend. Speaking to Cecil Koorts (sr) about the event, the highlights and the road ahead for the rest of…

Francois Lottering

Young Waldschmidt set for Australian MX challenge

Every young motocross (MX) rider waits for the email letting them know they have been selected alongside a handful of others to represent their country on the international stage. This is what caught Namibian female MX rider Zoe Waldschmidt (19)…

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Difficult motorsport year ahead

Though Namibian motorsport is popular among participants, family and supporters, the code suffers a lack of finance, limited sponsors and outdated tracks. Despite all these obstacles in their way, drivers still manage to pull off good performances and excellent sportsmanship…

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LDV bakkie not so new at all

The LDV bakkie’s history goes back to 1896. Before the LDV group was sold to the Shanghai Automobile Industrial Corporation group, it had United Kingdom interest with the likes of Leyland and DAF vans. With British blood in their veins,…

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Haval H7 comes with innovation

The Haval H7 comes jam-packed with new innovations, leaving many speechless, as is expected from the Chinese brand. One cannot ignore the Chinese motor market as they keep on improving. Their innovativeness seems to have no end as every year…

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Electric Citroën Ami challenges century-old record

Over a hundred years ago, in 1924, the founder of an automobile manufacturing company embarked on an incredible journey to prove the reliability of his vehicles. André Citroën’s goal? To leave Paris, and make the journey from the north of…

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Mahindra meets mining and construction needs

When the mining and construction sectors demand prescribed safety specs for any vehicle operating on their sites, Mahindra ticks all the boxes. The 2.2L turbo diesel engine proved again that the vehicle is well-priced, fuel efficient and has all the…

Francois Lottering

The rise of the Ineos Grenadier in Africa’s 4×4 market

The Ineos Grenadier made its debut on the local scene at the beginning of last year and is already eyeing the military, mining and construction sectors. Getting into a competitive market with Ford, Toyota and Nissan is no walk in…

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When the open roads call

THIS past weekend various motorcycle clubs saddled up their bikes and took the road to Karibib to participate in the first Breakfast Run for 2025.Around 100 bikers from across Namibia and Angola took part in the annual Ubuntu Breakfast Run…

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Old Wheelers boast at Bonnets Up Day

SOME cars will never lose their flair. The Old Wheelers Club and Museum in Windhoek started their new year with the annual Bonnets Up Day, where owners can boast about their wheels of yesteryear. As car owners say, there are…

Francois Lottering

Exploring the Namib on wheels

Every year, thousands of visitors flock to the coastal regions to enjoy the cool weather, while others look for hidden treasures in and around the Namib Desert. Top Revs ventured into the Dorob and Namib-Naukluft national parks in the Erongo…

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All about the Land Rover addiction

FOR 77 years, Land Rover has captured the hearts of owners with its legendary versatility, evolving from humble beginnings in 1948 to become a global icon. The vehicle has a long list of applications, ranging from the farming, military, humanitarian…

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