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Ronald Ssebuguzi

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Ronald Ssebuguzi is a Ugandan Rally driver who is competing in the Uganda National Rally Championship (NRC).[1]

FullnameRonald Ssebuguzi
Years active2001 – present
Carnumber2
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Ronald Ssebuguzi
NationalityUganda Uganda
Full nameRonald Ssebuguzi
Years active2001 – present
Car number2
Co-driverAnthony Mugamba
Championships3× Uganda National Rally Champion
Wins2022 Central Motor Club (CMC) Rally
Awards
2015USPA Best Sports Personality
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Rally career

Ssebuguzi started his rally journey in 2001 after being inspired by Charlie Lubega, where he finished 2nd in the National Rally Championship (NRC).[2] In 2004 he acquired Charlie Evo 4 which he used to win the 2006 National Rally Championships.[2] In 2013, Ronald Ssebuguzi, sponsored by Jomayi Property, participated in the Freedom City Challenge Rally, where he secured first place.[3]

In 2014, Ronald Ssebuguzi participated in the Masaka Protection Unit (MPU) Masaka Rally, the third round of the National Rally Championship (NRC).[4] In 2021, Ssebuguzi participated in the World Championship Safari Rally, with sponsorship support worth UGX 25 million from Shell V-Power.[5] Ssebuguzi competed in the November 2022 Central Motor Club-CMC rally champions that was held in Iganga, Bugweri, and Jinja districts.[6] In 2023, he participated in the Mbarara Rally and finished second.[7] In the 2025 Bugerere Stabex East African Motor Championship (EMC) Rally, held from July 10–12 across Jinja, Kayunga, and Iganga districts, Ronald Ssebuguzi competed and finished third.[8]

Honors and achievements

Ssebuguzi won,

The 2006 National Rally Championship[9]

The 2009 National Rally Championship[10]

The 2014 National Rally Championship[10]

The Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA) Sports Personality of the Month for October 2015[11]

The Winner of the 2022 Central Motor Club (CMC) Rally

The Fortebet Real Stars Sports Award (July Motorsport)[12]

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