CRC standing top three
Musa Segaabwe 92
Haruna Kataza 65
Ahmed Senyonjo 43
Musa Segaabwe leading the Clubman rally championship category is anxious to face off with the big boys in the national rally championship (NRC).
That will start in the Kabalega rally in Hoima on November 22-24,2024, but the immediate target is to seal off the CRC title in Gulu first this weekend in the CMC Gulu Independence rally.
Segaabwe with 92 points on top of the log, 27 ahead of second placed Haruna Kataza (65) is aiming to seal off the CRC category as champion once he wins it.
Driving a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Evo9, Segaabwe, navigated by Mathias Kiyega is aiming to win the Gulu rally.
“We are going for a win in Gulu and if we win, we would be champions of the CRC and then in Hoima we shall go full blast to gauge ourselves against the big boys in the NRC category,” The Segaabwe consulted 14 drivers.
The Gulu Independence rally start on Friday October 11,2024 with the super special stage at Pece Stadium and then on Saturday the crews will head to late Daudi Ochaya stage (27.42km), then head to Charles Willy Ochola Stage (13.51km), before heading to James Opoka (RIP) stage (12.19km). After service the three stages will be repeated and the rally ends.
The two-day event is the sixth round of the national rally championship and title decider will be the Kabalega Rally in Hoima on November 22-24,2024.
