The fifth round of the Mountain Dew Mau Challenge on Sunday promises to be more competitive and exciting than ever before. 

Stav Orland who has been racing in South Africa is back on the Busiika track and will test his closest rival Fortune Sentamu who saw tremendous improvement in the MX2 class.

Stav is contesting for the South Africa national championship and is currently in the top five positions.

The battle between Sentamu and Stav has always been great for the fans and is what it promises to be.

Sentamu in the previous event gave his opponents a head start (leaving them to take off first and then follow them after some minutes), This time may be the one to receive one from Stav who is nicknamed professor because of his riding skills.

When Vision Sport asked his mother Evas Orland who is also the team Orland manager, she said, "definitely we are racing on Sunday in Busiika, and fans should expect the best from us."

Stav will, however, also face challenges from his sibling Alon Orland who has given Sentamu a run for his money in the MX2.

Aviv Orland who has been training on the same track is expected to join the battle but in the MX 1 class.

In the MX125 category, the battle between Gift Sebuguzi and Waleed Omar that left fans yearning for more has been joined by Jeremiah Mawanda who finished third in the previous edition.

In the 65cc class, Larry Ssekamwa and Ashraf Mbabazi Junior have unfinished business. Ssekamwa beat Ashraf in the previous, but this time it will be another long day for Ssekamwa while Jude Kyle Musedde is also targeting a win in the 50cc class.