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Naivasha Service Park comes alive
Rally cars belonging to Kenyan drivers Hamza Anwar, Jeremiah Wahome and McRae Kimathi being assembled at the Naivasha Service Park ahead of this week’s World Rally Championship Safari Rally which starts on Thursday.
Photo credit: Macharia Mwangi | Nation Media Group
What you need to know:
- The Service Park Manager, Joe Muchiri, Thursday confirmed the arrival of the Hyundai Team kit
- More Kenyans are expected to earn from the foreign teams who have been limited on the type of cargo they should bring into a country hosting the WRC
- The service park set-up will follow a new model with manufacturers allocated locally sourced structures as a working space
The World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally Service Park in Naivasha has sprung to life as workers race against time to meet next Monday's 8am official opening time of the location in readiness for the start of the Safari Rally.
The Service Park Manager, Joe Muchiri, Thursday confirmed the arrival of the Hyundai Team kit. He also said that the M-Sport containers are in Suswa, while the one for Toyota is still on the high seas.
