Musede, Katende, Waleed eye Motocross title

14th September 2024

It's only Gift Sebuguzi in the MX125cc class who has already sealed victory of the season with 320 points, 123 ahead of challenger Daniel Mitima.

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The seventh round of the National Motocross Championship gets underway on Sunday at Kalisizo Kyotera with riders aiming to win titles in their respective categories.

It's only Gift Sebuguzi in the MX125cc class who has already sealed victory of the season with 320 points, 123 ahead of challenger Daniel Mitima.

The rest are targeting the title in their categories in this Sunday's event and that is what makes it a competitive event.

Jude Kyle Musede in the 50cc class with 289 points, 44 ahead of challenger Abigail Katende, targets maximum 60 points to seal his title defence.

His coach Bright Nyero was confident that his boy would make it so that the final event in November tests his ability in the 65cc class.

“He has been training. His bike is okay and his health ok.so, we are attacking right from the start to see that we get maximum points,” Nyero said.

The same is Jonathan Katende in the 65cc class, Jerome Mubiru (85cc) and Waleed Omar in the MX2 class.

Katende with 306 points on top of the log will have to win all three heats to comfortably think of winning it over challenger Ramathan Mubiru (257pts).

Waleed Omar in the MX2 class with 291 points, leads challenger Sharifah Katete (72pts) with 72 points and a win for him in Kalisizo will hand him the MX2 title with an event to go.

In the Mx1 class Fortune Sentamu (240 points) and trailing Isma Mukiibi with 27 points must win all the heats both in this event and the final heat to emerge champions.

50cc class

Jude Kyle Musede 289 points

Abigail Birungi 245

Hellena Birungi 231

65cc

Jonathan Katende 306

Ramathan Mubiru 257

Isaac Mitima 220

85cc

Jerome Mubiru 333

Ethan Katek 299

Aley Kimera 252

125cc

Gift Sebuguzi 320

Daniel Mitima 197

Ron Young 156

MX2cc

Waleed Omar 291

Sharifah Katete 219

Ash Mbabazi 204

MX1

Isma Mukiibi 267

Fortune Sentamu 240

Ashim Sserwada 227

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