The series
Budget endurance, properly run
iLamuna is the pinnacle of safe, fun and affordable endurance racing in Africa. Teams of 3-4 drivers, backed by a pit crew, take on 9-hour and 24-hour races in genuine lemons - road cars, write-offs, barn finds and questionable ideas brought back to life inside a clearly defined value cap. Every car is scrutineered by WOMZA officials, budgets are assessed on real value, and bonus and penalty laps keep the racing close. It is the largest endurance race in the southern hemisphere by entries. It's not motorsport, it's motorspirit.
One car, many drivers
Endurance racing is a team sport. Driver changes, fuel, tyres and a bit of luck decide the result — not just outright pace.
Costs you can predict
Every event shows its team entry fee up front. Licence costs are published on the WOMZA form and are built into the portal before you apply.
Everything on record
Entries, documents, payments, licences and lap times live in one place, so scrutineering is a checklist, not a hunt.
Classes
OG Class
The OG Lemon. For the truly budget-conscious lemons: proper junk, real character, maximum heart. Vehicle value of R59 999 and under.
SL Class (Suspect Lemons)
The suspect lemon. For the 'we might have stretched it a bit' cars - over the budget, under suspicion, still very welcome.
What you need to race
- A team captain and at least one named driver
- Vehicle details and an honest estimated value
- A valid 2026 WOMZA licence for every driver
- ID document and proof of payment uploaded
- Signed competitor indemnity and POPIA consent
- Medical fitness certificate and ECG if you are 60 or older
At the circuit
- Sign-on closes 90 minutes before your first session
- Scrutineering checks car, kit and licences
- Pit lane speed limits are enforced all weekend
- No glass bottles on the infield
- Live timing is published on this site
- Race control decisions are final, and usually correct
Frequently asked
Classes
What is a lemon?+
A road car, write-off or barn find prepared to race inside the value cap. Cars valued at R59 999 or less race in OG Class; anything above that is SL Class (Suspect Lemons).
Competitors
How much is a team entry?+
Each event has its own entry fee, shown on the event page and confirmed with your entry. Tyres and WOMZA licences are separate.
Do I need a WOMZA licence?+
Yes. Every driver needs a valid 2026 WOMZA licence before scrutineering. You can apply from the competitor portal and it will pre-fill your details.
Can I change drivers during the race?+
Yes. Teams of three to four drivers share the car, and driver changes are part of endurance racing. Minimum change times are set in the event regulations.
Can I enter the same team in another event?+
Yes. Teams are permanent - enter your existing team in any event, or duplicate it if you want to change the car or roster without losing history.
Series
Who runs the series?+
Do Epic Shit Adventures is the appointed event team. Every event is fully sanctioned by WOMZA, with scrutineering, safety equipment checks and a value cap enforced.
Spectators
Can I bring my own alcohol?+
No glass bottles are allowed. Cans and plastic are welcome in the camping area.
Is there live timing?+
Yes - every session is timed and published on the Live Timing page while the race is running.
Tickets
Where do I buy tickets?+
Spectator tickets are sold at the gate on race weekend. Follow the series Facebook page for ticket and camping pricing.
Contact
Talk to a human
Entries, payments and licences: joy@doepicshitadventures.com