The much-awaited fifth edition of the World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally since its return to the WRC calendar is finally here.
Dubbed the "World's Toughest Rally," the gruelling event kicks off on Thursday, March 20, and will run until Sunday, March 23, culminating in the crowning of a winner.
This year's rally promises to be bigger and better, with organisers announcing that it will be the longest edition since its return to the WRC calendar in 2021.
Covering a 384.86 km route, it introduces new stages such as Mzabibu (a vineyard-lined 12.36 km stretch) and Camp Moran (a 32.2 km endurance test).
