Mamaloukos upbeat ahead of opener

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Local motorsport sensation, Kosmas Mamaloukos has switched to an upper OR1 class ahead of the 2023 Botswana Motor Sport (BMS) season opener on Saturday.

Mamaloukos is the 2022 BMS Best Rider and will start his championship defence in the 2 Rivers Off-Road Race. The race is to be held in Metsimotlhabe and is the first round of the 2023 BMS National Championship.

Mamaloukos had dominated the 2022 season and will try his mettle against the ‘big boys’ as he moved from the OR2 class to the elite OR1 (450cc engine motorbike).

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