December 26 @ 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
South Africa‘s spinning culture is heading for a major December gathering as Wafa Wafa 2026 prepares to bring drivers, car enthusiasts, music lovers and communities from across the country to The Rock Raceway in Brakpan on 26 December.
Positioned as a provincial call-out and celebration of local motoring culture, the event promises a full day of spinning entertainment, drifting vibes and personalities representing different corners of South Africa. With Gauteng hosting the gathering, the focus will be on bringing together established names, emerging talent and passionate supporters of a culture that has become part of the country’s automotive identity.
Gates open at 10:00, with the event scheduled to run until 22:00.
The Rock Raceway, situated at 18 Main Reef Road in Brakpan, will provide the setting for the December gathering.
The lineup features a broad selection of names across the provinces, including Panjaro and Pikachu from North West; Zenzi, Khanya and Team Scorpion from Mpumalanga; Renzo, Mano, Jabu and Kayla from the Northern Cape; and Aadam and Naseem representing the Eastern Cape.
Gauteng’s contingent includes Kutja, Bareng, Gotumile, Baatile, Iki, Shazo, Team Bokkie, Veejaro, Sparky, Prince, Troubles, Babz, Leng, Aaron, Siku Na Siku, Reyaaz, Vodie, Samo, Thiren, Rio and Tasm iya, alongside several other names.
The poster also features representatives from Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape and Free State, reinforcing the event’s nationwide reach.
This geographical spread gives the gathering an interesting community dimension. Rather than focusing on one local crew or regional identity, Wafa Wafa is positioning itself as a meeting point for different parts of the country’s spinning scene.
The timing is significant. Taking place on Boxing Day, Wafa Wafa arrives during one of South Africa’s busiest festive-season periods, when people are looking for opportunities to reconnect, travel and enjoy experiences with friends and family.
Organisers are promoting a family-friendly environment, with local food and beverage options and activities intended for different age groups.
The ticket options cater for different budgets and experiences, with general admission, children’s tickets, VIP access and VIP embankment options available. General parking is also offered, while attendees can bring their own cooler boxes at no additional charge.
For those who want to experience the event from the advertised VIP areas, the different ticket categories provide additional choices.
Wafa Wafa 2026 takes place on Saturday, 26 December 2026, at The Rock Raceway in Brakpan.
The advertised ticket prices are:
Gates open at 10:00, with the event scheduled to continue until 22:00. Tickets are bought through Computicket, with sales closing at midnight on 25 December.
For enquiries, organisers have provided the following contact numbers: 078 661 6464 and 079 407 8699.
Events such as Wafa Wafa highlight the importance of creating spaces where South African automotive communities can connect, showcase their identities and introduce new audiences to their passions.
The provincial representation is particularly important. It creates opportunities for different regional scenes to share the same platform, exchange experiences and build connections beyond their immediate communities.
On 26 December, The Rock Raceway will become a meeting point for those who appreciate the combination of cars, performance, music and community.
For South Africa’s spinning enthusiasts, Wafa Wafa 2026 is an opportunity to bring the country’s diverse motoring culture together for one big festive-season gathering.
