New motorsports body up and running with autocross action at Stoni Athi
There was jubilation as fans welcomed the recognition of Motorsports Kenya Federation by the government as the official and legitimate motorsport governing body in the country...
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The Motorsports Kenya Federation (MKF) has officially launched, marking a new era for Kenyan motorsports. The organization presided over its first event, the second round of the 2026 Kenya National Autocross and Autocross Plus series, at Stoni Athi on Sunday.
- The government has recognized MKF as the legitimate governing body for motorsports in Kenya.
- Fans and competitors, including rally ace Tinashe Gatimu, expressed optimism for improved governance and a level playing field.
- The event saw over 45 entries, with notable wins by Karamveer Rooprai (cadet junior buggy) and Michuki Hinga (2WD non-turbo class car).
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