Spinning – does it deserve a seat at the table?

Is SA’s newest form of motorsport really motorsport?

Spinning. It’s been the hot topic of South African motorsport, albeit shadow dwelling, one can’t help acknowledging the fandom that the discipline has attracted.

With the recent demonstration held at Killarney International Raceway, a memorandum was put forward to make use of the facilities of the track. The outcome is yet to be decided but I do hear the concerns as it scratches the surface of an ongoing debate around Spinning. Say whatever you like, an attraction that has created such a stir countrywide needs to be understood and worked with.

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