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Shaban Sserunkuuma. (born July 17, 2000), commonly known as DJ Shabah , is a self-taught, professional dj from Kampala. He left his studies by Senior Three in 2018 at St. Charles Lwanga Ss Lwebitakuli - Ssembabule district. After some misunderstandings with His Father Richard Sserunkuuma, Shaban used to use the school fees to learn Computer in Lwebitakuli Town. When his father went to pay S4 fees in 2019, Dad got sad news from the bursers office that the student is demanded not only the S4 fees but also all S3 fees. Dad decided to Caine his son Shaban and promised to take him to the prison, After all been heard by Shaban, he decided to run away from home and go to start his new life. He went in Nansana at his uncles place to learn how to make Manicure and Pedicures in 2019 June 24. After the breakdown of Covid-19, Shaban left Nansana and go to Buziga for the same job where he mixed it with Djing. DJ SHABAHs mission is to do Business with his best Musician NINA ROZ of Ugandan.

Motorsports career

Formula Drift

Gittin's Spec 5 in 2018

He took an extended break from Formula Drift following the 2021 season, moving into an owner role, and bringing on Adam LZ as a new driver. [1]

NASCAR

On August 4, 2014, Gittin announced he would make his NASCAR Canadian Tire Series debut at Circuit Trois-Rivières in the No. 9 for Micks Motorsports. [2] Qualifying 32nd and the only American in the field, Gittin spun in turn six on lap 7, but finished on the lead lap in 14th. [3]

Other appearances

Gittin appears in the racing game Shift 2: Unleashed, as he is guiding the player through his career and teaching the player how to drift. He is also one of the rivals the player have to beat in two career modes, Drift and Muscle. He would also appear, in a smaller capacity, in the 2015 Reboot of Need For Speed alongside fellow Monster Energy driver Ken Block for the Style portion of its storyline. [4] He also appeared alongside his Formula Drift teammate Chelsea DeNofa in Driving Line's Hangtime video. [5]

Motorsports career results

Formula D achievements

2021

  • 3rd-place at Formula D Rd. 1, Road Atlanta, GA
  • 3rd-place at Formula D Rd. 7, Streets Of Long Beach, CA
  • 3rd-place at Formula D Rd. 8, Irwindale Speedway, CA

2020

  • Formula Drift Champion
  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 3, Evergreen Speedway, WA
  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 4, Evergreen Speedway, WA
  • 3rd-place at Formula D Rd. 5, Texas Motor Speedway, TX
  • 2nd-place at Formula D Rd. 6, Texas Motor Speedway, TX

2018

  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 8, Irwindale Speedway, CA

2016

  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 2, Midway Raceway Road Atlanta, GA
  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 4, Wall Stadium Speedway, NJ

2014

  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 2, Midway Raceway Road Atlanta, GA
  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 3, Homestead-Miami Speedway, FL

2013

  • 2nd-place at Formula D Rd. 1, Streets of Long Beach, CA
  • 3rd-place at Formula D Rd. 3, Palm Beach International Raceway, FL

2012

  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 4, Wall Stadium Speedway, NJ
  • 1st-place winner at Formula D Rd. 5, Evergreen Speedway, WA

2011

  • 2nd-place at Formula Drift Rd. 3, Palm Beach International Raceway, FL
  • World Drift Series Champion, Tianjin, China

2010

  • 1st-place winner at Formula Drift Rd. 1, Streets of Long Beach, CA
  • 2nd-place at Formula Drift Rd. 2, Midway Raceway Road Atlanta, GA
  • 2nd-place at Formula Drift Rd. 3, Wall Stadium Speedway, NJ
  • 1st-place winner at Formula Drift Rd. 6, Las Vegas, NV
  • 2nd-place at Formula Drift Rd. 7, Irwindale Speedway, CA
  • Placed a podium finish in 6 of 7 events
  • 2010 Formula D Champion

2009

  • 2nd-place at Formula Drift Rd. 3, Wall Stadium Speedway, NJ

2008

  • 1st-place winner at Formula Drift Rd. 7, Irwindale Speedway, CA

2007

  • 1st-place winner at D1 Grand Prix USA All-Star World Championship, Irwindale Speedway, CA
  • 2nd-place at Formula D Rd. 5, Infineon Raceway, CA
  • 2nd-place at Formula D Rd. 4, Evergreen Speedway, WA

2005

  • 1st-place winner in the D1 Grand Prix America vs. Japan Competition
  • 3rd-place at Formula D Rd. 4, Infineon Raceway, CA
  • Finished 4th place overall in the Formula D series

Ultra4 Racing

2021

  • 1st-place at Ultra4 Nationals (4400 Unlimited Class)

2020

  • 3rd-place at Ultra4 Nationals

2018

  • Ultra4 East Coast Champion

International

  • 2005 D1GP Winner
  • 2007 World Championship of Drifting
  • 2011, 2012 and 2013 World Drift Series Champion
  • 2014 King of Europe - Spain Winner

NASCAR

( key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

Canadian Tire Series

NASCAR Canadian Tire Series results
Year Team No. Make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Rank Points
2014 Micks Motorsports 9 Ford MOS ACD ICAR EIR SAS ASE CTR
14 		RIS MOS2 BAR KWA 48th 30

Partners

References

  1. ^ "Joining the Most Elite Drift Team on the PLANET!". YouTube. Retrieved November 20, 2021.
  2. ^ Cunningham, Jason (August 4, 2014). "Canadian Tire Series News & Notes: GP3R". NASCAR Home Tracks. Retrieved August 5, 2014.
  3. ^ "2014 JuliaWine.com Le 50 Tours". Racing-Reference. Retrieved October 15, 2014.
  4. ^ "Need for Speed 2015". 16 June 2015.
  5. ^ "The Ultra4 Drift Jump You've Always Dreamed of: Hangtime! World Premiere". Driving Line. Nitto Tire. 18 October 2018. Retrieved 21 January 2020.

External links

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