Results as class classification;
50 JNR;
1. Riyadh Katerega 60
2. Saad Nsambu 49
3. Roy Faith Kaye 32
50 SNR;
1. Isreal Mpuga 60
2. Ariella Katende 49
3.Avisha Laboke. 45
50 Ladies;
1. Ariella Katende 60
2. Muganzi Ronieta 51
3.Kasana Pretty. 30
WMX Open;
1. Shamillah katete. 53
2. Asia Kasirye. 49
3. Swansi Sambo 46
65CC;
1. Musede Jude kyle 60
2.Emil Ssegurinya 49
3.Mukumba Jerome 45
85CC;
1. Jonathan Katende. 60
2. Ethan Paul Musede 49
3.Isaac Mutima 49
125CC;
1.Miguel Katende. 57
2. Jerome Mubiru. 54
3. Ron Young. 39
The 2026 Motocross season kicked off with a bang in Garuga.
The junior classes stole the show with their intense, “jaw-dropping” competition, signaling big things for Uganda’s motocross future.
With the country ranked third in Africa, there’s a lot of promise, if they can secure funding for a full team to Namibia 2026.
George Ssemakula, the event clerk for the event and a rider parent, hit the nail on the head: the little riders are the future.
The absence of top MX1 and MX2 riders created a gap, making nurturing these juniors crucial.
And the 125 CC class was fired up.
Miguel Katende, Jerome Mubiru, and Ron Young went head to head, keeping fans on the edge.
Courtesy Photos from the Weekend Action
