Dust, mud, rocks, rain - let the Easter Safari blast off!
Belgium’s Thierry Neuville navigated by Martjin Wydaeghe racing on a Hyundai i20 race at Loldia stage during WRC Safari Rally shakedown at Naivasha on March 27, 2024.
The terrain has never been worse following current rains and the damage left by last year’s deluge
Swedish Rally 2 driver Oliver Solberg realised just how hard the surface is after clipping an embankment and severely damaging his car
The margins at Ndulele demonstrated an evenly matched field which can never remain the same if it rains, and it has been pouring heavily in some parts of Naivasha and Gilgil
There are three common denominators in the 2024 WRC Safari Rally -- terrain, rain and tyres -- which will determine the outcome of this year’s race.
Toyota Gazoo Racing has been the dominant team since 2021 and world champion Kalle Rovanpera demonstrated their intentions of denying the rest top laurels once again after pipping championship leader Thierry Neuville of Hyundai by the smallest of margins at the Ndulele Conservancy Shakedown stage on Wednesday.
