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COASTAL CHAOS TOUR 2026

September 30, 2026

Two Days. One Mission. Absolute Chaos.

Hosted by NV Performance × The 357 × Strada Performance × Mzansi Autospa

Coastal Chaos 2026 was never meant to be just another motoring event.

It was created as an exclusive experience for our clients—bringing together some of the fastest cars, biggest personalities and most passionate petrolheads for a weekend built around performance, community and unforgettable memories.

From record-breaking passes at Dezzi Raceway to a packed coastal breakfast run and one final park-off at Oceans, the weekend delivered everything we hoped for.

And, as expected, things got a little chaotic.

Dezzi Raceway: Where the Numbers Started Talking

With the cars lined up and the pressure building, Day 1 at Dezzi Raceway delivered exactly what Coastal Chaos had promised.

Then came Neval Kanjee.

Behind the wheel of the NV Performance G80, Neval launched down the strip and recorded an incredible 8.4-second pass.

It was already an exceptional result—but he wasn’t finished.

Day 1 showed everyone what the car could do. The next challenge was to find out whether it could go even faster.

From 8.4 to 8.3 Seconds

The second day began with one clear objective: beat the previous number.

That is exactly what happened.

Neval returned to the strip, pushed the G80 even harder and delivered an astonishing 8.3-second pass, improving on his own time from the previous day.

8.4 seconds on Day 1.
8.3 seconds on Day 2.

It was a new personal best, a major statement from NV Performance and a run that saw the G80 claim the title of the fastest G80 in Africa.

But with great speed sometimes come unexpected consequences.

And Then Came the Dezzi Ban List

After pushing the limits and putting down an 8.3-second pass, Neval achieved another unexpected Coastal Chaos milestone:

He made the Dezzi ban list.

We came to Dezzi to create memories. We left with a record, plenty of stories and, apparently, a place on the ban list.

It was the kind of ending that could only happen at Coastal Chaos.

From the Track to the Coast

Coastal Chaos was about much more than racing.

The following morning, we changed gears and brought the Coastal Chaos family together again for a breakfast run from Suncoast to Zimbali.

The response exceeded every expectation.

The turnout was incredible, but it was the energy and support from everyone who joined us that made the morning so memorable. Seeing our clients, friends and fellow motoring enthusiasts arriving in their cars and sharing the experience reminded us exactly why events like this matter.

It wasn’t only about the cars.

It was about the community behind them.

One Last Stop: Oceans

Because Coastal Chaos would not have been Coastal Chaos without one final dose of excitement, we weren’t quite ready to call it a day.

The tour reached its final destination with a park-off at Oceans. It gave everyone one last opportunity to gather around the cars, share stories and close off an unforgettable weekend together.

From the track to the coastline—and from record-breaking passes to a packed breakfast run—Coastal Chaos 2026 was about bringing our community together and creating moments that will be remembered long after the engines have cooled.

More Than Just an Event

Coastal Chaos 2026 was built for our clients, but the response we received was something we will never forget.

The support.
The messages.
The turnout.
The energy.
The love.

You showed up—and you showed out.

To every client, driver, supporter, partner and petrolhead who joined us during Coastal Chaos:

Thank you.

You helped turn this into much more than another motoring event.

You made it a movement.

This Is Coastal Chaos

8.4 seconds on Day 1.
8.3 seconds on Day 2.
The fastest G80 in Africa.
A place on the Dezzi ban list.
A packed coastal breakfast run.
One final park-off at Oceans.

Two days. One unforgettable experience. And enough chaos to keep us going until the next one.