. This 360-degree campaign pairs four Toyota 'heroes' with four contestants solicited from the four media partners; Arena Media, Independent Group, Media24 and SuperSport.
. This 360-degree campaign pairs four Toyota 'heroes' with four contestants solicited from the four media partners; Arena Media, Independent Group, Media24 and SuperSport. They are then tasked to compete in a number of physical and mental scoring points according to the position the teams finish in.
The contestants represented a varied array, including commercial pilot Anneri Kemp, pharmacist Shaheen January, functional-medicine practitioner Justin Maguire and OCR-athlete Greg Averienos. Proceedings kicked off at Kloofzicht Lodge & Spa with a random draw to determine the four teams, Giniel & Anneri were the first team paired up, followed by Shaheen & Steffi, Greg & Zaakirah and finally Justin & Oupa.
Following this, the hero-contestant pairs had to command their Toyota Fortuners across an off-road obstacle course in the . With the contestants behind the wheel, their hero partner had to guide them from outside the vehicle through a series of 'gates' while stopping to complete a series of puzzles. Some tense moments were experienced by participants and on-lookers alike, while the Toyota Fortuners made light work of the off-road terrain - the participants were less composed as they scrambled to complete all the obstacles without collecting any penalties. The instructors could be heard reminding the drivers of the age-old off-roading mantra; Returning to Kloofzicht, the fourth task took to the water where the would unfold.
While Anneri Kemp and Giniel de Villiers were the only team that managed to assemble a raft, their celebrations were short lived - as a broken ore and other 'technical difficulties' prevented their water passage. In the end all teams received a DNF - keeping the scoring tight.
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