Suzuki South Africa Shines at the 2025 Simola Hillclimb

Knysna, South Africa – Against a dramatic backdrop of roaring engines, scenic mountain passes and emotional tributes, Suzuki Auto South Africa’s trio of entries carved out a weekend of plucky, punch-above-your-weight performances at the 15th edition of the Simola Hillclimb.

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A Jimny for the Simola Hillclimb?

In two weeks’ time, Knysna is set to host the 15th Simola Hillclimb event and while the likes of Johan Kristoffersson, Franco Scribante and Dawie Joubert are set to threaten the 1,9km overall track record of 38.129 seconds, a somewhat uncharacteristic vehicle is about to make its appearance.

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Roets leads Simola charge, Falkiner king of the Suzukis

As has been customary for the past four years, Suzuki (as the title sponsor) once again entered three Suzuki Swift Sport models. Weighing in at 970kg and powered by a 1.4L turbocharged engine, the 6-speed automatic Swift Sport is the perfect weapon for the 1.9km Simola Hillclimb.

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Simola Hillclimb 2024: Thrilling action loading

While Formula 1 is off to the streets of Miami, where drivers and spectators alike will be greeted by cardboard representations of ocean water, the iconic Simola Hillclimb is set to host its 14th running. An event, which by now has become synonymous with South-African motorsport, sees racers with all kinds of machinery, take on a 1.9km hill, with the Knysna Heads and the Indian ocean as a backdrop.

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Scheider wins in Cape Town to end the reign of Kristoffersson

Timo Scheider kept true to his statement of beating Johan Kristoffersson in equal machinery by clinching the second race of the Cape Town-based World Rallycross event. Whilst Kristoffersson won the first event on Saturday, Scheider not only won his first-ever FIA WRX race, but also kept a 40th WRX win, and a 6th World Championship, away from Kristoffersson. This will have to wait for the Hong Kong finale in November.

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