Ghana Motorsports – What’s Happening on the Track?

If you love fast cars, roaring engines and a bit of local pride, you’re in the right spot. Ghana’s racing scene might not be huge, but it’s growing fast and offers plenty of excitement. From street‑race feel to proper circuit action, there’s something for every fan.

Recent Race Results That Matter

Last weekend the Accra Motorsport Club held its annual sprint race at the Mallam Circuit. Local driver Kwame Agyeman took the win by a narrow margin, beating his teammate Nana Osei on the final lap. The race saw a record‑breaking attendance of 3,200 fans, showing that interest in Ghanaian racing is on the rise.

Meanwhile, the Kumasi Rally Challenge drew drivers from across West Africa. The gravel stages were tough, but Ghanaian rookie Ama Badu surprised everyone with a podium finish. Her performance sparked talk of a possible entry into the African Rally Championship next year.

Upcoming Events You Should Mark

Don’t miss the Ghana Grand Prix Practice Sessions starting on September 15 at the newly upgraded Tema Speedway. The track got fresh asphalt and better safety barriers, making it a top venue for both local and international teams. Tickets go on sale next Monday, and early birds get a 10% discount.

Another highlight is the “Speed Fest” weekend in Takoradi on October 3‑5. It’s a mix of drift showcases, classic car displays and a night‑time karting tournament. If you want to see the best drifters in the region, this is the place to be.

For those who prefer watching from home, the Ghana Motorsports Hub streams live coverage of all major events. You can catch the race commentary, driver interviews, and behind‑the‑scenes footage right on our site.

Beyond the big events, local clubs are hosting weekly track days at the Cape Coast Autodrome. These are perfect for beginners who want to learn racing basics or seasoned drivers looking for extra laps. The clubs usually offer discounted gear rentals and safety briefings.

Ghana’s motorsport community is also active on social media. Follow the hashtag #GhanaRacing to stay in the loop about flash protests, fan meet‑ups and surprise pop‑up races. Fans often share tips on where to find the best food stalls around the circuits – a must‑try for any race‑day visitor.

Whether you’re a driver, a fan, or just curious about the speed culture growing in Ghana, this page will keep you posted. Check back often for the latest news, race recaps and insider stories that you won’t find anywhere else.