Ssebuguzi wins the CBS Sprint

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Ssebuguzi wins the CBS SprintPublish Date: Jan 28, 2013

Vision Groups Joshua Kato cruises his Toyota Levin during the CBS Sprint on Sunday. He finished 19th.

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By Johnson Were

Results

Ronald Ssebuguzi: 6:16:69

Shafiq Ssemujhju: 6:21:08

Duncan Mubiru: 6:24:31

Wycliffe Bukenya 6:31:63

John Costa: 6:39:72

THE crew of Ronald Ssebuguzi and Cedric Buzabo clocked six minutes sixteen seconds and 69 micro-seconds (6:16:69) to win the FMU CBS sprint championship in Lubiri Mengo this evening.

The Jomayi sponsored Crew in a Mitsubishi Evo 9 beat teammate Shafiq Ssemujju in Subaru Impreza N11 that finished Second by seven seconds.

"Its just giving me rehearsal ahead of next event in Mbarara but it i expected victory," the 2012 sprint championship bragged.

The victory puts him in the chance to open the route in the Mbarara rally

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