Two teams. The pretty, tough Peugeot Landtrek. One mission: to find the toughest roads in the Eastern Cape. This isn’t about finishing first, but rather which team can drive the most kilometers on dirt roads along the way.

Join us as Sobantu Nqayi and Joe Fleming of Team 1 take on Jacob Moshokoa and Kgomotso Ramatlo of Team 2.

In Episode 1, the race begins from Lady Grey to Rhodes, as Joe Fleming, Jacob Moshokoa, Sobantu Nqayi and Kgomotso Ramatlo push the Landtrek 4Action through mountain passes and rugged dirt terrain to see who can claim the #MostDirtWins title.

The race for the most dirt continues across South Africa. After conquering some of the country’s toughest mountain passes in Episode 1, our teams are back – this time behind the wheel of the Peugeot Landtrek Single Cab Workhorse.

Starting from Rhodes, they face freezing conditions, steep climbs and a special delivery challenge. Their mission: travel as many dirt kilometres as possible while transporting building supplies from Mount Fletcher to Mount Hargreaves Secondary School.

After conquering mountain passes and dirt roads through the Eastern Cape Highlands, our two teams hit the road once more. In Episode 3, the Peugeot Landtrek takes on the Wild Coast, with both teams delivering supplies to local farms and the Silaka Nature Reserve near Port St Johns. From clearing fallen trees with the Landtrek’s pulling power to exploring Magwa Falls, the crews put the workhorse to the test.

From the mountain peaks of Lady Grey to the shores of Coffee Bay, our two teams have pushed the Peugeot Landtrek to its limits, proving what it means to be pretty, tough. In this episode, they make one last push through the rugged Transkei, crossing washed-out bridges, tackling river crossings, and navigating the winding backroads to the finish line. With only 52 kilometres separating them, it’s anyone’s game. Who will take the crown – Team 1 or Team 2?