The Supercar Rhino Run Makes a Roaring Return with a World Record Attempt for a Cause

The Supercar Rhino Run returns to Kyalami on Sunday, 19 July 2026 to unite South Africa’s supercar community behind the cause of rhino conservation.

Over 150 of the country’s most exceptional performance vehicles are set to participate in a single day that fuses elite automotive culture with a good cause, and this time their taking things up a few notches, making a Guinness World Record® attempt for “Largest display of Supercars/Hypercars”.

The Supercar Rhino Run convoy start line | What's on in Joburg

Automotive action at The Supercar Rhino Run 2026

Spectators for The Supercar Rhino Run can expect to see a supercar parade, Gymkhana demonstrations (a motorsport display of skills and athleticism) by AMG, spinning demonstrations, tyre-shredding burnout displays, an anti-poaching simulation and K9 demonstration, entertainment, food and drinks.

Plus, for an added fee, motorsport and automotive fanatics can experience exclusive pit walks where they’ll get to see the supercar display up close. There are also charity activations and family-friendly facilities available throughout the day.

Attendees are encouraged to bring Fat-Free Long-Life Milk donations at the gate.

The Supercar Rhino Run spectators | What's on in Joburg

Thrills in the name of charity

The Supercar Rhino Run is an annual charity convoy event first founded in 2021 and powered by Ferris Cars. The run raises funds and Fat-Free Long-Life Milk donations for orphaned rhino calves under the care of Rhino Connect NPO, a South African non-profit organisation dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and protection of rhino calves orphaned by poaching.

From emergency intervention through to long-term rehabilitation and wild release, Rhino Connect operates at the intersection of conservation science and community compassion.

Entering its fifth year, the Supercar Rhino Run has grown from a 30-car convoy raising enough milk to feed 40 orphaned rhino calves for one month, to a national movement that in 2024 saw cash donations surpass R100 000 for the second consecutive year.

The Supercar Rhino Run convoy | What's on in Joburg

How to book

Note that supercar owners wishing to participate in the convoy are required to submit a vehicle application for committee approval, with a R500 registration fee payable upon confirmation. Submit your application here.