track days

Come hang out with us at our private family fun days filled with Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren and other supercar owners and enthusiasts in a relaxed atmosphere.

Bring the whole family.
This is a laid back event.
Something for everyone.

Enter your car and drive it on DEZZI track.
Two drivers per car allowed with Driver Education available from experienced track drivers.
Go for passenger rides in supercars with experienced drivers.
Public Announcer, good music, track marshals and medical response on duty.

2026 updates

Next Event

Entries for 24 October ’26 are open.
Entries close on 16 October ’26.

Entry & Format

Standard Entry Fee: R2000 per car
(Enter & Pay Before 16 October '26)

Late Entries: R2500 per car
(Enter & Pay After 16 October)

Two drivers per car permitted.
Entry is confirmed upon payment.

The event will proceed regardless of weather.
Entry fees are non-refundable and cannot be carried forward.

Click Here to view updated Entry List for 24 Oct '26.

Click Here to view updated Program for 24 Oct '26.

Communication

All confirmed entries will be added to the private
SSC Dezzi Day WhatsApp group.

Event updates — including Entry List, Programme, Pit Allocation, and related information — will be communicated via this group.

Attendance

This is a private, invitation-only event.

Family and friends of confirmed entrants are welcome.
No admission fee applies to these attendees.

Requirements

All drivers must attend the Drivers’ Briefing.

All drivers and passengers are required to sign indemnity forms.

The following are mandatory:
— Helmet
— Gloves
— Long pants
— Long-sleeve shirt

Additional

Entries are limited per event.
Right of admission is reserved.

To Enter

Call / WhatsAPP: +27 82 447 1073

Supersede Control Track Days at Dezzi Raceway bring together a focused group of committed drivers operating at a high level of intent.

These are not open public events.

They are structured, invitation-based track days designed to create a controlled, high-quality driving environment.

Participants are typically serious enthusiasts and developing drivers who invest in their equipment, their time at the circuit, and their progression.

This creates a direct alignment with brands operating in performance, motorsport, automotive, and driver development.

Sponsors gain access to a concentrated audience within a
credible and well-managed setting -

with opportunities for brand visibility, direct engagement, and long-term association with the Supersede Control platform.

Hard Rules:

No alcohol permitted.
All drivers must register and attend the Drivers’ Briefing.
All drivers and passengers must sign an indemnity before entering the track.
Helmets are compulsory for both drivers and passengers.
Rookies and first-time drivers must identify themselves at the Drivers’ Briefing to be registered for a sighting lap and orientation.

Track Etiquette:

Do not cross the white line when entering the track.
No dive-bombing into corners.
Maintain the racing line unless safely allowing a faster car to pass.
Observe all flag signals. These will be explained during the Drivers’ Briefing.
Always complete a cool-down lap before returning to the pits.
Indicate with hazard lights and move off the racing line.

Pit Etiquette:

Pit lane speed limit: 10 km/h.
Remain aware of cars entering and exiting the pit lane.
No pets permitted.
Children must be supervised at all times and should wear ear protection.
No smoking near refuelling areas.
Park considerately. Do not block other participants from exiting their pit space.

Safety:

All instructions from Track Marshals and flag signals must be followed at all times.
Do not stop at an incident. Track Marshals will manage the situation.
If your vehicle develops a fluid leak, exit the racing line and pull over at the first safe opportunity.
In the event of a fire, do not return to the pits.
Proceed to the nearest Marshal Station where assistance will be provided.