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Tundo, Chager lead rally legends in welcoming new racing governing body

Kenyan rally legends on welcomed the historic ruling by the High Court of Kenya at Millimani Law Courts in Nairobi that Motorsports Kenya is the lawful and legitimate governing body
By Ochieng Oyugi 1w ago
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Mercedes' championship-leading teenager Kimi Antonelli stormed to pole position on Saturday for the Miami Grand Prix, resisting a late charge by four-time champion Max Verstappen
By AFP 2w ago
Emotions gripped the air at Hell’s Gate when Toyota Gazoo Racing star Takamoto Katsuta cruised to the finish line to win his first-ever WRC Safari title on Kenyan soil on Sunday.
By Ochieng Oyugi 2mos ago
SportPesa Racing speedster Leonardo Varese is proving to be a fans' favourite as he combs the rough terrains of Naivasha
By Ochieng Oyugi 2mos ago
Widely regarded as one of the most extreme off-road events on the World Rally Championship calendar, the Safari Rally 2026 is living up to expectations. 
By Robert Abong'o 2mos ago
Hyundai’s Neuville, and Toyota trio of Solberg, defending champion Evans and world champion Ogier forced to retire.
By Ochieng Oyugi 2mos ago
This new tyre has been selected by 90 per cent of drivers from day one, having been engineered with an optimised compound that enhances low-temperature flexibility.
By Robert Abong'o 2mos ago
The six-time 2WD national champion Leonardo Varese has plans to go for the jugular in the main WRC categories in the coming seasons.
By Ochieng Oyugi 2mos ago
Japanese speedster Takamoto Katsuta has described the twin punctures he sustained on his two front wheels at Kedong' Two as his worst in his WRC Safari Rally career.
By Ben Ahenda 2mos ago
Rain turns the 2026 Safari Rally into a grueling challenge, testing drivers’ skills on Kenya’s toughest WRC stages.
By Robert Abong'o 2mos ago
Oliver Solberg maintained a narrow lead on Day 2 of the 2026 WRC Safari Rally as Toyota continued its dominance in Naivasha.
By Ochieng Oyugi 2mos ago
Takamoto has followed the strict ethics of a true sportsman to maintain high fitness levels and steady mental faculties.
By Ben Ahenda 2mos ago
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