Join the Ride. Fuel Their Future.
The Rhino Orphan Supercar Run isn’t just a drive — it’s a movement. Each year, South Africa’s most passionate supercar enthusiasts come together for a powerful cause: to bring hope to rhino orphans through the donation of Fat Free Long Life Milk.
Apply to Drive the Supercar Rhino Run
Thanks for your interest in joining the Supercar Rhino Run — where passion meets purpose. This curated experience is for supercars and supercar car owners who want to fuel their passion and commit to making a difference.
Please complete the short application form below. Once your application has been reviewed and approved by the Rhino Run Committee, you will receive a link to complete the official Supercar Registration and secure your place on the run.
On approval, please note that there is a R300 registration fee required when you submit your registration form.
The Rhino Run Committee is responsible for ensuring the integrity and longevity of the event for the benefit of our sponsors, our partners and most importantly, the Run’s beneficiaries…We appreciate every application, however each vehicle must be approved.
Let’s drive change — together.
Supercar Application Form
Please Note: This Form is applicable for Supercars only. If your car does not fall in the below definitions, your application may be rejected by the committee.
- Exceptional Performance – Very high top speed (290+ km/h), rapid acceleration (typically 0–60 mph in under 4 seconds), and elite handling dynamics.
- Exotic Design – Striking, aggressive, often futuristic styling with low, wide proportions that stand out from typical cars.
- Rarity – Limited production numbers and exclusivity, making them less common than mass-market sports cars.
- Price – Premium pricing, usually starting well into the six figures (ZAR), reflecting engineering, materials, and brand prestige.
- Brand Prestige – Typically built by prestigious manufacturers like Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Aston Martin, Porsche/Maserati (certain models), or similar boutique marques.
- Mid-Engine Layout (often, but not always) – Many supercars feature a mid-engine design to optimize weight distribution and handling.