Sébastien Ogier Reclaims WRC Safari Rally Title

The WRC Safari Rally came to a close on Sunday, 25 June, with French rally driver Sébastien Ogier reclaiming his title. Ogier finished the rally with a time of 3:29:50.2, ahead of Finland’s Kalle Rovanperä, who came in second with a time of 3:30:49.2.

Kenyan rally driver Joe Karuki also impressed, finishing in sixth place with a time of 3:31:48.2. Karuki has called on the government to offer more support to rally drivers in Kenya.

The WRC Safari Rally is one of the most challenging rallies in the world, and it is a testament to Ogier’s skill and determination that he was able to reclaim his title. The rally is also a great showcase for Kenyan talent, and Karuki’s performance is a reminder that there are many talented rally drivers in Kenya.

The government should heed Karuki’s call for more support for rally drivers. Rallying is a popular sport in Kenya, and it has the potential to be a major economic driver. By supporting rally drivers, the government can help to promote the sport and boost the economy.

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• The WRC Safari Rally is a seven-day event that covers over 1,000 kilometers of challenging terrain.
• The rally is a favorite among fans and drivers alike, and it is known for its unpredictable weather conditions.
• The rally is also a major economic driver for Kenya, bringing in millions of dollars in tourism revenue.
• Karuki is a rising star in the world of rallying, and he is hoping to one day compete in the WRC World Championship.