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THE APEX CLUB Brings Luxury, Fashion and Culture to the Nine Hours of Kyalami

THE APEX CLUB Brings Luxury, Fashion and Culture to the Nine Hours of Kyalami

There is an undeniable magnetism when the scent of burning rubber meets the crisp effervescence of top-tier champagne.

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On Saturday, 14 November 2026, the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit won't just host the endurance spectacle that is the South African Endurance Series’ Nine Hours of Kyalami it will serve as the runway for THE APEX CLUB, a luxury hospitality concept curated by Kefi Wheel Torque.

Brainchild of style icon and Executive Chairperson Kefilwe Mabote, THE APEX CLUB is designed to bridge the chasm between South Africa’s historic motorsport heritage and its booming luxury, fashion, and lifestyle landscapes.

"Motorsport has always been about more than what happens on the track," notes Mabote. "It’s about the people, the style, and the energy around it. With THE APEX CLUB, we wanted to create a space where South Africa’s love of speed meets its love of culture, fashion, and great company."

VIP Experience (R2,500 per person): Offers exclusive access to THE APEX CLUB hospitality venue, premium circuit and pit-lane views, dedicated VIP bars and shaded lounge seating, curated brand activations, live DJs, cultural experiences, dedicated restroom facilities, and live race coverage with exclusive APEX TV content. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the VIP level.

VVIP Experience (R8,500 per person): Includes all VIP privileges plus exclusive access to the VVIP Apex Lounge, reserved premium lounge seating, all-day premium catering, a complimentary premium beverage allocation, priority VVIP registration, dedicated hospitality service, exclusive live performances, select meet-and-greet opportunities, and priority parking (subject to confirmation).

Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster (ticketmaster.co.za) with service fees included. Group reservations and table bookings can be made via info@kefiwheeltorque.com.

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