Kenya is internationally known for churning out the world’s finest
track athletes but this weekend the country’s flag will be flown in
entirely new territory, motor racing.
17 year-old Tejas Hirani who still has no Kenya driving lincese due to his age, will this weekend become the first Kenyan driver to
race in the FIA world Rally cross RX Lite Championship in Barcelona,
Spain.
The famous Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which is home to both the Spanish F1 and MotoGP races, will host the inaugural Barcelona RX.
Hirani who started racing at 9 years has won 48 motor-racing championships in Kenya and internationally and his dream and mission has always been to “to become a world champion”.
The Nairobi-born sportsman’s accolades include six-time Kenyan
champion, the first Kenyan to win an international championship, which
he won in Dubai at the Formula Gulf.
The Gulf Championship is Hirani’s biggest win and the sportsman who
names Alonso and Sebastian Loeb as his favorite race drivers says his
plan is to compete in as many races and series as possible. Here he tell of his beast machine.
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