READY, steady . . . build! – whether it is a fiery red truck, a quaint house, a calculator, a friendly dog or a pirate ship.
As long as it crosses the finish line in record time. Again and again.
The eleventh annual Global Leadership Academy (GLA) Trolley Pro for 2020 is picking up speed: the teams are assigned and learners are planning to come up with unique ideas for the best-looking and fastest trolley in the Kouga region.
Nineteen well-known businesses will line up at Fountains Mall on April 25 to go head-to-head, battling it out for top-honours as the winning team of the ultimate trolley race. Racers need to be tough and fast to get into the final round, as only the top five teams will advance to the last round.
And it will be no easy feat.
Luhil Construction will pull out all the ‘bricks’ to defend their winning title – for the third consecutive year. Also to compete for the first place are runner-ups Pick n Pay and Pet and Pool Warehouse.
The competition does not end there.
Jeffreys Bay Superspar will raise the standards to be named the Best Pit Stop for the second year in a row.
Also to return to the battle field are old favourites such as True Technologies, Fountains Mall, Woodlands Dairy, Langkloof Bricks, Slater’s Toy Magic and Ubuntu Bricks.
Newcomers to the Trolley Pro include Edge Fitness, Herotel, Just Water, MacDonalds, Mystery Box and Son Surf School.
More information
The Great Trolley Build will take place at Fountains Mall from 15:00 to 22:00 on Friday, April 3 and from 07:00 to 12:00 on Saturday, April 4.
Trolleys will be exhibited at Fountains Mall from April 7 to 24.
The Great Trolley Parade will make its way through Fountains Mall at 10:00, while the first race starts at 10:30 and the final round at 12:30.
Businesses to compete
- Moore Stephens represented by 8A class
- First National Bank represented by the 8E class
- Fountains Mall represented by the 8F class
- CTU Training Solutions represented by the 8N class
- Value Added Life represented by the 9A class
- Slater’s Toy Magic represented by the 9E class
- MacDonalds represented by the 9F class
- Herotel represented by the 9N class
- Pet and Pool represented by the 10A class
- Langkloof Bricks presented by the 10E class
- Son Surf School represented by the 10F class
- Edge Fitness represented by the 10N class
- True Technologies represented by the 11A class
- Luhil Construction represented by the 11E class
- Pick n Pay represented by the 11F class
- Ubuntu Bricks represented by the 11N class
- Woodlands Dairy represented by the 12A class
- Just Water represented by the 12E class
- Mystery Box represented by the 12N class
