Codriver: David Mwesigwa
Car: Subaru Impreza XV
Rally Record:
- 2011: Retired
- 2016: Retired
- 2017: Finished 17th
- 2018: Retired
- 2019: Finished 9th
- 2022: Retired
- 2023: Finished 16th
Peter Kalule: Bringing the Heat to the Pearl of Africa Rally 2024
Buckle up, folks because when Peter “Mafu Mafu 2” Kalule hits the course, you know it’s going to be an adrenaline-fueled rollercoaster ride. This Ugandan rally driver is a true crowd-pleaser, famous for his high-speed drifts and fearless driving style. He’s got more lives than a cat and more comebacks than a rock band on its fourth reunion tour.
Despite a career that’s had more ups and downs than a see-saw in a windstorm, Kalule’s spirit is unbreakable. He doesn’t shy away from challenges in fact, he actively seeks them out. His rally record might suggest a bit of a roller coaster ride, but this year, he’s back with a vengeance, and he’s not planning on retiring early.
Peter and his codriver, David Mwesigwa, are like peanut butter and jelly an unexpected but perfect combination. Together, they’re armed with a finely-tuned Subaru Impreza XV that’s ready to tear through the jinja landscape. If you think you know what a rally car can do, think again Kalule and Mwesigwa are rewriting the rulebook.
Expect plenty of sideways action, some gravity defying jumps, and a whole lot of dust. The crowds love Kalule because he drives like he stole it, and if he does find himself off track, he’s got a sense of humor about it. As he likes to say, “I don’t get lost I just explore new routes!”
This year, Kalule is all about redemption. He’s got the skill, the car, and the codriver, and he’s ready to make 2024 the year he finally conquers the Pearl of Africa Rally. With his fearless attitude and rally hardened experience, he’s poised to leave a mark on the competition and give the fans a show they’ll never forget.
So, get your cameras ready and keep your eyes on the course when you hear that Subaru’s roar, you’ll know that Peter “Mafu Mafu 2” Kalule is on his way. And you can bet he’s bringing the heat.
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