Lumala Rolls Back the Years to Conquer Garuga in a Sprint for the Ages

The URDA Champions Sprint at Garuga Raceway delivered everything a motorsport fan could ask for speed, drama, fierce rivalry, and a reminder that class is permanent. When the dust finally settled, legendary rally driver Moses Lumala stood on top, producing a masterclass that proved experience can still overcome youth and pressure. His victory was not just another sprint win; it was a statement that one of Uganda’s finest rally icons still has what it takes to battle with the very best.

The biggest attraction of the day was the long-awaited showdown between Lumala and fellow rally legend Ronald Ssebuguzi. Every run raised the excitement as fans watched two generations of excellence push each other to the limit. Their battle showcased precision driving, bravery, and years of championship-winning experience, turning Garuga into a theatre of elite motorsport.

Lumala remained composed throughout the competition, attacking the stages with confidence while maintaining remarkable consistency. His pace and clean driving earned him a memorable victory that had spectators celebrating one of the finest sprint performances witnessed in recent years. Beyond the results, the event highlighted the growing popularity of sprint racing in Uganda. Thousands of fans lined the stages, creating an electric atmosphere as engines roared and drivers chased every fraction of a second. The  URDA deserve credit for delivering an event that combined professional organization with thrilling competition, raising the standard for the National Sprint Championship.

For many, the Garuga Sprint will be remembered not only because Moses Lumala won, but because it rekindled one of Uganda’s greatest rally rivalries. Seeing Lumala and Ssebuguzi go wheel-to-wheel reminded fans why they have become household names in Ugandan motorsport. If this event is a sign of what lies ahead, the National Sprint Championship promises even more unforgettable battles. But for now, Garuga belongs to Moses Lumala—a champion who turned back the clock and reminded everyone why legends never fade.

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  • Priscilla Sarah Nakimbugwe

    Priscilla Sarah Nakimbugwe is a dynamic public relations professional and sports media specialist with a proven talent for crafting impactful stories. An alumna of the International University of East Africa, she has built a strong presence in Uganda’s sporting arena, covering motorsport, football, cricket, basketball, and netball.

    A dedicated Manchester United supporter and member of the Women in Motorsport media team, Priscilla blends strategic communication skills with creative storytelling through articles, documentaries, and photography. Her work captures the passion and energy of sports, connecting audiences to the athletes, teams, and moments that define Uganda’s vibrant sporting culture

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