The World Rally Championship (WRC) is set to return to the UK in 2027, after an eight-year absence, with Rally Scotland taking center stage in
Author: Lillian Lizah Nyirampano
Oscar Ntambi Flies the Ugandan Flag High as Safari Rally Claims Big Names
The 2026 WRC Safari Rally lived up to its reputation as the “world’s toughest rally,” delivering a weekend of grueling conditions that tested the Ugandan
Ugandan Grit Shines as Safari Rally Concludes in Naivasha
The 2026 WRC Safari Rally has drawn to a thrilling close, leaving in its wake a legacy of endurance, mechanical drama, and legendary performances. As
Mixed Fortunes for Team Uganda At the Safari Rally: Nasser Sidelined by Overheating as Ntambi and ‘Kikankane’ Persevere
The 2026 WRC Safari Rally delivered a brutal reality check to the Ugandan contingent on Friday, as the gruelling terrain of Naivasha claimed its first
Team Uganda Battles the Geothermal Gauntlet at the Kenya Safari Rally 2026
The iconic, dusty tracks of Naivasha are once again proving that the Safari Rally is not merely a race; it is a test of attrition.
Solberg and Evans Dominate Muddy Safari Day One
The 2026 WRC Safari Rally roared to life today in the Great Rift Valley, and it was a masterclass in survival as the world’s elite
Engines Roar in Naivasha: The 2026 WRC Safari Rally Officially Commences
The wait is finally over. The legendary Safari Rally Kenya—widely regarded as the toughest test in the World Rally Championship (WRC)—officially roars into life today,
Ott Tanak to miss WRC Kenya Safari Rally
The Kenyan sun will beat down on the vast, unforgiving plains in 2026, but one familiar shadow will be noticeably absent. Ott Tänak, the “Flying
Four Days of Fury: Breaking Down the 20-Stage Itinerary for Safari Rally Kenya 2026
The wait is over for the rally fans fraternity. The official itinerary for the 2026 WRC Safari Rally Kenya has landed, and it confirms what
Safari Rally 2026: The “Kenyan Kings” Standing in Uganda’s Way
As the 2026 WRC Safari Rally (March 12–15) approaches, the quiet town of Naivasha is about to get very loud. While Ugandan fans are packing