Soweto Derby Meets High-Octane Drifting: The CSA Summer Spin-Off Hits Potchefstroom
- Tshepiso Mogorosi

- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
Potchefstroom is about to get a whole lot louder this weekend. On Saturday, February 28, 2026, the CSA Showgrounds will play host to a unique fusion of South African culture: the CSA Summer Spin-Off.
It’s a day designed for those who live for the roar of an engine and the thrill of the pitch, combining the adrenaline of professional spinning with the high-stakes drama of the Soweto Derby.

The Main Event: Pirates vs. Chiefs
While the tires smoke outside, the focus shifts to the big screen at 15h00. The legendary rivalry between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs will be broadcast via a live screening, allowing fans to soak up the stadium atmosphere right from the heart of the showgrounds.
Whether you’re backing the Buccaneers or the Amakhosi, the event promises a massive fan zone experience that captures the "Soweto Derby" energy in the North West.
Spinning and Entertainment
True to its "Spin-Off" name, the event features high-performance drifting and spinning displays. Expect to see some of the best local talent shredding rubber, with modified BMWs and custom builds taking center stage.
Pro Tip: If you’re planning on bringing refreshments, take note of the house rules: No cooler boxes will be allowed into the venue after 5 PM.
Ticketing and Venue Details
The event is expected to reach capacity quickly, with Phase 1 and Phase 2 tickets already sold out. If you haven't secured your spot yet, here is the breakdown:
Venue: CSA Showgrounds (8 Grobler Street, Potchefstroom)
Phase 3 Tickets: R200
Gate Entry: R250
Kids (U12): R80
Booking: Available via Computicket
Quick Look Schedule
Time | Activity |
Morning/Midday | Gates open & Spinning Exhibitions |
15h00 | Soweto Derby Live Screening |
Post-Match | Evening Entertainment & Final Spin Sets |
17h00 | Cooler Box Cut-off Time |
Whether you’re there for the soccer, the "vrrr-pha," or just the summer vibes, the CSA Summer Spin-Off is shaping up to be the highlight of the February calendar.




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