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Muna Singh chasing ARC title

 MUNA Singh Junior has vowed to keep the family tradition of winning the African Rally Championship by claiming the 2015 title at first attempt.
Muna Singh junior
Muna Singh junior

The 19-year-old driver who would be the fourth in the Singh family to take part in the ARC said he was satisfied with his record on the Zambian scene and his giant leap to continental competition was long overdue. Junior who will face stiff competition from his elder brother, Jassy, and many veterans in the sport said he was geared for the big bite at the biggest rally event in Africa.

He said he was hoping that his ARC debut would be an eye opener following his impressive performances in Zambia. Junior, one of the sons of twotime African champion Muna Singh, explained that he had a duty to uphold Zambia’s name in the sport.

He finished in third place at the 2014 Zambia Motor Sport Association table with 127 points. “I am going to the ARC to uphold the family name as well as the country’s legacy. It will also increase my knowledge on the championship after having participated in the local events for a long time. My target there is to finish all the rallies and get enough points. I am aware of the competition there, including from my brother but I will shock them,” said Junior.

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MUNA Singh Junior has vowed to keep the family tradition of winning the African Rally Championship by claiming the 2015 title at first attempt.

The 19-year-old driver who would be the fourth in the Singh family to take part in the ARC said he was satisfied with his record on the Zambian scene and his giant leap to continental competition was long overdue. Junior who will face stiff competition from his elder brother, Jassy, and many veterans in the sport said he was geared for the big bite at the biggest rally event in Africa.

He said he was hoping that his ARC debut would be an eye opener following his impressive performances in Zambia. Junior, one of the sons of twotime African champion Muna Singh, explained that he had a duty to uphold Zambia’s name in the sport.

He finished in third place at the 2014 Zambia Motor Sport Association table with 127 points. “I am going to the ARC to uphold the family name as well as the country’s legacy. It will also increase my knowledge on the championship after having participated in the local events for a long time. My target there is to finish all the rallies and get enough points. I am aware of the competition there, including from my brother but I will shock them,” said Junior.