Spin City brings back the legends this weekend

Tuesday, October 04, 2016

Team Austin performing their death stunts at Fairgrounds Spinning palace

Entertainment will meet sport one more time this year when Spin City Botswana hosts yet another event dubbed ‘bringing back the legends’ at the Fairgrounds Spinning Palace on Saturday.

It will be the last spinning event before the awards ceremony next month. The event is meant to celebrate the event pioneers and leaders who started the sport of spinning in Botswana years back.

The legends are Turbo Charge, Eric Maswaya (Mr 360), Sunesh of Speed and Sound Army fame, Mr Carls and Magiya. Besides the legends, eight local spinners will continue where they left off in the Botswana Motorsport Spinning Championship. The spinners are Team Graveyard, Team BW Spin MASTERS, Team Block 8, Team Abashwe and Team Sheriff.

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Spin City brings back the legends this weekend

Entertainment will meet sport one more time this year when Spin City Botswana hosts yet another event dubbed ‘bringing back the legends’ at the Fairgrounds Spinning Palace on Saturday.

Govt inks $4bn renewable energy deal with Indian firm

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Micro-procurement maze demands urgent reform

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