Garuga Set to Blaze: Round 4 of the 2026 FMU Motocross Championship Ignites Title Race and African Hopes

Garuga Set to Blaze: Round 4 of the 2026 FMU Motocross Championship Ignites Title Race and African Hopes

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The rumble is growing louder, the anticipation palpable – Round 4 of the 2026 FMU Motocross Championship is poised to explode into action on May 17th at Uganda’s legendary Garuga Victoria Raceway. Known for its challenging hardpack terrain, this iconic track is gearing up to host over 60 adrenaline-fueled riders, promising a spectacle of speed, skill, and sheer grit.

This isn’t just another race; it’s a critical juncture for the Uganda Motocross team. With meticulous preparations in full swing, riders across all categories are pushing their limits, acutely aware that stellar performances here are vital for securing their coveted spots in the upcoming Africa and Central Africa challenges.

The stakes are incredibly high, as this round will be instrumental in the final team selection for the prestigious event in Namibia this August. Every jump, every corner, every burst of acceleration will be a testament to their dedication to represent their nation.

Uganda carries a tremendous amount of pride onto the track. Currently ranked an impressive 3rd position in Africa, the nation also boasts an unparalleled 21 female riders – a testament to the thriving and inclusive nature of its motocross scene, holding the highest number on the entire continent!

Fans applauding Miguel Katende after the Kaliisizo event.

Adding to this excitement, Arthur Blick, a prominent figure in Ugandan motocross, has hinted at an exhilarating new training program specifically for the girls set to kick off next month, promising even greater heights for female talent.

As the big weekend approaches, the Garuga track is receiving its final conditioning, ensuring optimal race conditions for the high-octane battles ahead. The question on every fan’s mind isn’t just who will win the day, but who will rise to the occasion, stake their claim for national selection, and carry Uganda’s hopes on the African stage.

With so much on the line, Round 4 is set to be an unforgettable chapter in the 2026 FMU Motocross Championship.

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