Wanted: The world's best truck drivers

Events

Becoming Europe’s best young truck driver

Transporting woodchips through the forest taught him to plan ahead. Delivering asphalt to cities with dense traffic taught him how to handle stress. For Andreas Söderström, the first steps towards becoming a champion driver were taken on the job.

A winner in Tanzania

Erasmus Mtui took top prize in last year’s Tanzania Driver of the Year competition. Now he has his sights on the international finals in South Africa.

Sit tight in the truck

The driving position in a Scania cab can suit the tallest, smallest or heaviest driver. But what is the ideal position to reduce the load on the back, neck and shoulders? We have put together a driver’s guide to help you decide.

3 questions about Scania Driver Competitions

Mikael Person, Project Manager of the Scania Driver Competitions 2012 about the competition progress.

Scania Driver Competitions 2012: the quest for the best truck drivers begins now!

More than 55,000 drivers from across 39 countries are expected to compete to be declared the best truck drivers in Scania Driver Competitions 2012. With the new online registration process, qualifying is just a few clicks away.

Scania exhibited its latest mining truck at Excon, India

Scania exhibited its latest Scania P 380 8×4 heavy-duty mining truck together with Larsen & Toubro at this year’s Excon construction equipment exhibition in Bangalore.

Top Team: Kangaroos hop to victory

Superb displays of technical skill and coordinated team efforts characterised the Scania Top Team World Final this weekend in Södertälje, Sweden. And when the dust finally settled, the Prestons NSW workshop team from Sydney, Australia, emerged victorious.

Top Team: Cooperative skills will determine the champion

This weekend (14-16 October), some 50 of the world’s best service technicians for heavy vehicles are gathered in Södertälje, Sweden, to compete for the Top Team title. Head of Scania Academy Björn Torefeldt speaks about the challenges and benefits of holding the World Final.

Top Team: Countdown to World Final – Latvia, Austria, Brazil and Argentina

For more than 20 years, Scania Top Team has grown from a Swedish national competition to a global event, with contestants from the company’s workshops all over the world. On Saturday, the best team in the world will be crowned. Today we present the four remaining finalists: Latvia, Austria, Brazil and Argentina.

Top Team: Countdown to World Final — Belgium, the UK and the Netherlands

This year’s Scania Top Team competition attracted a record 6,000 participants from 46 markets. Only ten squads remain in contention for the title of Top Team. Today’s spotlight shines on Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK.