2009 Safari to attract highest number

Brief:

Next year’s Safari Rally is set to receive one of the highest number of teams as organisers prepare for the premiere for the round of the African Rally Championship. Surinder Thatthi, who is the chairman of the Safari Rally Organising Committee and also a senior member of the FIA’s World Council, confirmed this to FeverPitch. ...more

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