Get geared up for the first ever drag and gymkhana races at Tatu City on 19-20 October!
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2019
The two-day event will bring together motoring enthusiasts from all over the region
Race Wars, an annual tarmac motorsports event organised by Delta Sports, will take place at Tatu City on 19-20 October, bringing together racing drivers and motoring enthusiasts from across Kenya and the region. The race has already attracted more than 50 participants, who are gearing up to showcase their motor racing skills.
The gymkhana event, which involves drivers navigating a set course using prescribed manoeuvres, will take place on day one. Drivers will attempt to navigate without hitting any of them. The penalty for hitting the obstacles will count against the driver’s time. An after-party, from 6pm to 6am, at the Tatu City events ground will close the first day of racing.
On day 2, fans will be treated to a drag race, pitting drivers in one-on-one straight-line racing. It involves drivers recording the best time over a comparative quarter mile segment and the best clocked timer wins the segment.
Throughout the weekend, spectators will enjoy a family village area, where they can shop, eat and play.
“Tatu City offers Race Wars the closest ever venue to Nairobi,” said Joe Murai, founder of Delta Sports. “The beautiful roads within the city will make for thrilling racing for the drivers and exciting views for the fans. The grounds that we will be using are expansive and will be more than enough for all the activities we plan.”
Chris Barron, Kenya Country Head for Rendeavour, Tatu City’s owner and developer, welcomed Delta Sports. “Tatu City is one of the largest events grounds in Nairobi, if not the largest. We look forward to welcoming motorsport fans and their families to Tatu City.”
Guided bus tours of the 5,000-acre city will be available every hour, allowing Race Wars fans to learn more about the investment and home ownership opportunities available at Tatu City.
Located just off Exit 11 on the Thika Superhighway and along the Ruiru-Kiambu Road, Tatu City has multiple access points for racing enthusiasts.
Tickets to the event are available on www.ticketsasa.com at Kshs 1,500 which will cover attendance to both the gymkhana and drag race, and also allow entry to the after-party.
Follow on @Deltamotorsportclub and @Tatu_City for more details about the Race Wars.
About Delta Motor Sports ( www.deltamotorsports.org )
Delta Sports organises 4-wheel tarmac motorsports events within the Republic of Kenya under the Kenya Motorsports Foundation Banner. Registered under the societies Act of Kenya 2019, Delta Sports targets promoting tarmac motorsports in Kenya and the African region. Kenya has a past of successful tarmac motorsports which died down due to unfortunate reasons at the time. Delta’s main goal is to bring back that glory to Kenya and take it to greater heights.