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Young Vohra eager to honour late dad at Safari Rally
Samman Vohra (right), navigated by Alfir Khan in their car number 4, Skoda Fabia, during flagging off by Uasin Gishu County Governor Jonathan Bii at the start of Kenya National Rally Championship, Eldoret Rally, held at Uasin Gishu County headquarters on February 17, 2024.
What you need to know:
- Vohra is among five local drivers who will line up in the Rally 2 category of the world event
- Though inexperienced, Vohra's main objective this year is to celebrate his late dad, Jaideep Singh(JS) Vohra, who died in an road accident along the Ambosel-Namanga road during the 2017 East African Classic Safari Rally
- Racing in a Skoda R5, he finished 16th overall and sixth in the Rally 2 class during last year's Safari Rally
Kenyan driver Samman Vohra is on a mission to honour his late father's legacy as he prepares for this year's World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally in Naivasha from March 28-31.
Vohra is among five local drivers who will line up in the Rally 2 category of the world event. Though inexperienced, Vohra's main objective this year is to celebrate his late dad, Jaideep Singh(JS) Vohra, who died in an road accident along the Ambosel-Namanga road during the 2017 East African Classic Safari Rally.
