WRC Safari Rally Kenya is proud to organise and host yet another successful rally in 2024, as organisers we recognise our responsibilities to the environment and our long-standing partners

Finnish international Kalle Rovanperä emerged victorious at Safari Rally Kenya on Sunday, clinching his second win in the iconic event with a commanding lead of 1 minute and 37.8 seconds. The win, marking his 12th career victory, solidified Rovanperä's status as one of the rally's dominant forces.

Naivasha: Saturday, March 30, 2024 - Kalle Rovanperä surged ahead in the FIA World Rally Championship's Safari Rally Kenya, steering clear of trouble on Saturday's challenging terrain to extend his lead and edge closer to a potential victory.

Kalle Rovanperä of Toyota Gazoo Racing was on fire on the second day of the WRC Safari Rally, establishing an impressive 56.9-second lead over his competitors.

The much-anticipated moment has finally arrived as the engines roar to life, marking the official start of the WRC Safari Rally 2024. President William Ruto officially flagged off this year’s edition at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) as the global event returns to the Easter period timelines.

The WRC Safari Rally fever kicked off today with the adrenaline-filled Shakedown at the Loldia Ranch located in the Ndulele Conservancy In Naivasha.

Preparations for the highly-awaited third leg of the FIA World Rally Championship, the WRC Safari Rally Kenya, are close to completion, setting the stage for an electrifying showdown over the Easter Weekend.

President William Ruto has made a rallying call to Kenyans to attend the upcoming WRC Safari Rally scheduled for this week from March 28th to 31st in Naivasha. The iconic rally, which is highly regarded as the toughest rally in the world, promises to captivate rally fans in the country and around the globe.