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Current NRC standings
Jas Mangat – 260 pts
Ronald Sebuguzi – 257
Moustapha Mukasa – 225
Nasser Mutebi – 189
Ibrahim Lubega – 161.5
Competitive stages:
Saturday:
Day1 (4 special Stages)
Competitive stages 45km
Liaison Distance 26.62 km
Total: 71.72km (35.52%)
Day2 (8 stages)
Competitive stages 81.87km
Liaison Distance 74.53km
Total Competitive distance 126km
Total Liaison 101.15km
Total Distance: 228.12km
It is a win or never for Ronald Sebuguzi as he gets into the Kabalega rally on Saturday.
Sebuguzi face-off with traditional opponent Jas Mangat who is leading the table with 260 points.
Mangat three points ahead of Sebuguzi needs a win to seal of his fourth title and the same is for the latter Sebuguzi who also target the fourth NRC title.
The two-day rally which is the 7th and final round of the National Rally Championship (NRC) on Saturday and Sunday will be the most competitive and exciting event of the season.
The event co-organised by UMOSPOC and MOSAC is expected to have the winner takes it all.
The rally starts on Friday November 22,2024 with documentations and Scrutineering of vehicles. Then the official flag of expected to be graced by the chief prince or the acting Katikiro of Bunyoro Kingdom.
The crews will then on the following day on Saturday start the competitive stages with the John Kakonge stage (18.40km), and then head to Summa Stage (23.10km).
The crews will then head for service and refuel before heading to the super Special stage at Kontik Hotel.
After that the cars will have an overnight Park Ferme at the Kabalega Resort Hotel.
And on Sunday, the cars will head to the Buseruka stage (17.86km), Bugembe stage(16.50km), Power Stage 1(9.21km), Nyarugabu Stage (29.09km).
The three stages will be repeated to finish the rally with a total distance of 228.12km of which 126km are competitive and the rest transport.
However, there are party spoilers including The Equity Bank rolled driver Muostapha Mukasa, Nasser Mutebi and Sodo Aine who all target Kabalega rally for pride.
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