BMS seeks funds for Dakar-bound Crosbie

Friday, July 08, 2016

Crosbie's eager to go to the Dakar rally despite challenges

The Botswana Motor Sport (BMS) has said it does not have money to support biker Vincent Crosbie, who is set to become the first Motswana to compete at the Dakar Rally early next year.

Crosbie gained access to one of the world’s biggest motorsport events, but faces a mammoth task to raise over P150,000 for entry fee.

“Vincent approached us about his intentions to go to Dakar.

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