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East African Motor Sports to develop international track in Kabarak

From left Nakuru deputy Governor Erick Korir, Captain Kenya Motor cross National Team Rolf Kihara and Nakuru county acting CEC for Culture and Sports Peter Ketienya at Nakuru county offices on May 23, 2019. [Harun Wathari, Standard]

East African Motor Sports Club is set to bring Motocross back to Nakuru, four decades after the last competitive championships was held in the county.

Despite the federation having a track in Solai, East Africa Motor Sports Club chairman Kennedy Chege said it is too small to host international championships and that's why they need to construct an international racing track within the western circuit in Nakuru town.

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