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A panel of expert motoring journalists have joined forces to decide which cars are worthy winners in the respective categories. Your opinion counts just as much, so don’t forget to vote for your Women’s Car of the Year.
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Charleen Clarke is a passionate petrol-head who found her way into motoring journalism back in 1984. Now a car-crazy authority, she is president of the SA Guild of Motoring Journalists, editor of the leading local trucking mag, Focus on Transport, and was an M-Net SuperSport presenter on TopCar. Charleen is the convenor the WOW Women’s Car of the Year Awards judging panel. |
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Heléne Griffiths is the founding owner and editor of the country’s first good-news newspaper, the Umhlanga Globe. Her 30-year motoring career includes stints as a rally driver, motorsport announcer and prolific motoring writer. She also runs motoring courses for women and has been a jury member for the SA Guild of Motoring Journalists’ SA Car of the Year competition for 21 years. |
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Fenly Foxen was the main anchor and youngest team member of TV’s Car Torque. Her journalistic journey started at the SABC-run radio station, Channel Africa, and then moved on to newsreading for SAfm and 5fm. This led to her big break in 2003 – becoming a writer/producer for the seveno’clock
bulletin at SABC TVNews. Currently, she works at CNBC Africa as a news and current affairs anchor.
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Peta Lee has been hooked on cars and motoring since co-editing Car Owner in the Eighties. She’s a many-time winner of the Offroad Pressman of the Year Award, and has written countless words on cars and driving for a range of South African publications, including Drive, Car, Wiel, Topcar, Chequered Flag, Fairlady and Women On Wheels.
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