Duncan Mubiru, popularly often known as Kikankane, strengthened his Nationwide Rally Championship (NRC) title ambitions after dominating the KCB NRC spherical 6 in Kyenjojo, profitable 5 of the seven aggressive levels to safe general victory.
Mubiru, navigated by Lwanga Hamuza in a Ford Fiesta Proto, posted a powerful whole time of 1:21:25.69 to assert the highest spot, ending 51.08 seconds forward of championship chief Hassan Alwi, who partnered Musa Nsubuga in an identical Ford Fiesta Proto.
Alwi settled for second place in 1:22:16.77, whereas Jonas Kansiime and Ronald Bukenya accomplished the rostrum in third place with a time of 1:24:49.44 of their Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9.
Walter Kibande and Duncan Katumba completed fourth of their Subaru Impreza WRX after clocking 1:28:31.68, whereas Nasser Mutebi and Emmanuel Mugulusi rounded off the highest 5 in one other Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9 with a time of 1:30:08.08.
Regardless of lacking out on the Gulu rally victory, Alwi maintained his grip on the nationwide championship standings, extending his tally to 255 factors to stay comfortably on the summit.
Moses Lumala occupies second place with 165 factors, whereas Mubiru’s Gulu triumph lifted him to 3rd place with 163 factors, simply two behind Lumala. Kansiime is fourth with 162 factors, conserving the battle for the remaining podium positions finely balanced.
Mubiru’s victory supplies a big increase to his championship marketing campaign as he seems to shut the hole on Alwi within the remaining rounds.
Nationwide Rally Championship standings after Gulu
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Hassan Alwi – 255 factors
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Moses Lumala – 165 factors
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Duncan Mubiru – 163 factors
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Jonas Kansiime – 162 factors
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