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Jungle Rush FMX returnsto set Swazi Rally on fire

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If you thought you’ve seen it all at the Swazi Rally, think again.

The roar of engines is about to get even louder, the jumps even higher and the thrills even bigger as Jungle Rush FMX makes its highly anticipated return to Swazi Rally 2026.

From August 28 to 30, Riders Ranch at Sidvokodvo will transform into an adrenaline playground as thousands of bikers, families and motorsport fans gather for one of Southern Africa’s biggest motorcycle festivals. This year’s event promises edge-of-your-seat entertainment, with South Africa’s top freestyle motocross team ready to steal the show.

Minister for Sports, Culture and Youth Affairs Bongani Nzima though the Rally sponsor Xtreme Trading revealed the ultimate raffle draw grand prize for this years which is a brand-new Suzuki GSX-800S. (Pics: Swazi Rally and Jungle Rush FMX)

Gravity? What Gravity?

Forget ordinary motorbike riding. Jungle Rush riders launch themselves high into the air, performing spectacular backflips, no-handed tricks and daring aerial stunts that leave crowds wondering how they ever landed safely.

Founded in 2008 by brothers Lyle and Dallan Goldman, Jungle Rush FMX has built a reputation as South Africa’s leading freestyle motocross team. The group has pioneered the sport by building the Southern Hemisphere’s largest publicly accessible FMX training facility and creating the country’s first portable FMX landing ramp.

Now, they are bringing that same fearless energy back to Eswatini for a weekend packed with breathtaking performances.

Whether you’re a die-hard biker or simply love spectacular live entertainment, their performances promise to be among the biggest highlights of the rally.

More than a motorcycle event

While the freestyle motocross action will keep cameras pointed skyward, Swazi Rally is about much more than incredible stunts.

Visitors can expect car spiining, scenic bike runs, live music, food vendors, merchandise stalls and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow motorcycle enthusiasts from across the region. The atmosphere combines adventure, friendship and entertainment into one unforgettable weekend.

Win big

As if the action wasn’t exciting enough, one lucky attendee will walk away with a brand-new Suzuki GSX-800S in the rally’s grand raffle draw. The powerful machine combines performance, modern technology and comfort, making it one of the most sought-after prizes in the event’s history.

Saturday is family day

Swazi Rally isn’t just for bikers.

Families are encouraged to bring the children along on Saturday for a day filled with exciting activities and entertainment. Young visitors will also have a chance to win a Kayo TS70 two-wheeler in the Kids Grand Prize Giveaway, adding even more excitement to an action-packed weekend.

Get your tickets before they’re gone

With excitement building, tickets are selling quickly.

Early bird weekend passes cost E300, while children’s day tickets are E150. Local tickets are available via MTN Mobile Money on 7808 4000, while international visitors and online buyers can purchase tickets through the official Howler platform at www.howler.co.za/swazirally2026.

One thing is certain, if roaring engines, gravity-defying stunts and unforgettable family entertainment are your idea of the perfect weekend, Swazi Rally 2026 is where you’ll want to be.

One of the founders of Jungle Rush FMX Dallan Goldman, who will be riding his KTM 450.
The Jungle Rush FMX team, (L-R) Eon Deysel, Jacques Human, Dallan Goldman and Michael Oyston who all have 15 years of riding experience each.

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Mthobisi Buthelezi

Mthobisi Buthelezi - Sections and Supplements Editor with the Times of Eswatini overseeing the publishing and content for the Motoring on Thursday, Property on Saturday, Tekulima (Farming) on Wednesday and Business Opportunities on Monday. Contact: 7936 3694 Email: mthobisib@times.co.sz

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