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A rally Car negotiating a corner near Waigiri primary school Kirinyaga as locals cheer in 1982 The World Rally Championship (WRC) stands as a beacon of motorsport prowess, attracting enthusiasts worldwide with its blend of high-speed action and daunting challenges. Within this realm of racing excellence, the WRC offers a spectrum of categories, each catering to diverse talents and aspirations. Travel Tuesdays embarks on a journey through the heart of the WRC, shedding light on its major categories while uncovering the legendary highlands of Kenya that once played a pivotal role in its history. World Rally Car (WRC): Ascend to the zenith of rally racing with the WRC category. These masterpieces of engineering prowess are purpose-built marvels, boasting awe-inspiring power, cutting-edge aerodynamics, and precision-crafted suspension systems. With drivers pushing the limits of performance across varied terrains, WRC cars epitomize the pinnacle of rally excellence. The World Rally Car

The roar of engines, the dust flying, and the heart-pounding excitement                                                       The roar of engines, the dust flying, and the heart-pounding excitement.  Travel Tuesdays  welcomes you to the captivating world of the Safari Rally in Naivasha, Kenya. After a nearly two-decade hiatus, this legendary motorsport event made a triumphant return in 2021, reintroducing itself to the world as part of the World Rally Championship (WRC). Held amidst the stunning landscapes and challenging terrains of Naivasha, the Safari Rally has once again captured the imaginations of motorsport enthusiasts worldwide. In this blog, we will delve into the history, allure, and exhilarating experience that awaits both competitors and spectators at this iconic event.  The Safari Rally holds a prestigious place in the motorsport realm. It first took place in 1953 as a celebration of Kenya's independence, and quickly gained fame for its grueling conditions and demandin