Rovanpera out of Safari Rally Kenya with mechanical problem
Kalle Rovanpera will leave Safari Rally Kenya without scoring any World Rally Championship points after retiring on the final day.The two-time world champion’s latest setback, in what has been a gruelling Safari Rally, occurred following the opening stage of Sunday morning.Rovanpera and co-driver Jonne Halttunen…
Evans now leads toughest Safari Rally by two minutes but remains wary
Elfyn Evans says an almost two-minute lead is no guarantee of victory after wild conditions have rendered this year’s Safari Rally the toughest since the event rejoined the World Rally Championship.The WRC points leader survived incredibly challenging conditions to head into Sunday’s final five stages…
Zebra avoidance triggers costly puncture for Rovanpera at WRC Safari Rally
Kalle Rovanpera’s Safari Rally victory bid has been dented by a pair of costly punctures, the second caused by an off-road excursion to avoid a herd of zebra.The two-time world champion started Saturday 7.7 seconds behind leader and Toyota team-mate Elfyn Evans but ended the…
TotalEnergies steps in as new WRC fuel supplier for 2025
The FIA has confirmed TotalEnergies will take over as the World Rally Championship fuel supplier after P1 Performance Fuels after being placed into administration.The motorsport governing body moved quickly to appoint a new supplier now that P1 Performance Fuels can no longer fulfill its contractual…
Hyundai’s Safari hoodoo once again triggered by extreme conditions
Ott Tanak is hopeful of regaining the Safari Rally lead if his car can “stay together” as extreme conditions once again proved to be Hyundai’s downfall in Africa.The 2019 world champion won four of Friday’s opening six stages to build up a 46.1s lead over…
Neuville questions 10s penalty after Safari Rally Kenya jump start
World Rally champion Thierry Neuville feels he has been wrongfully handed a penalty for a jump start due to what he believes was a timing glitch at Safari Rally Kenya.Neuville has already endured an eventful trip to Kenya after only six of the 21 stages…
WRC drivers continue FIA protest over free speech
World Rally Championship drivers will continue to limit stage-end comments until they have a “clear way forward” following dialogue with the FIA, according to Elfyn Evans.WRC drivers remained silent or offered limited comments in their native languages during Wednesday’s shakedown at this weekend’s Safari Rally…
Neuville: Hyundai’s WRC future is yet to be decided
Thierry Neuville insists Hyundai is yet to decide on its World Rally Championship future, describing recent speculation the brand has already decided to leave at the end of 2025 as “unfounded”.The reigning world champion and Hyundai WRC stalwart has responded to a report in Belgian…
FIA responds to WRC drivers’ dissent in swearing clampdown row
The FIA has reiterated its stance on drivers using “inappropriate language” but will discuss the matter with World Rally Championship competitors following their protest at Safari Rally Kenya.WRC drivers have elected to remain silent or speak in only their mother tongue during stage-end television interviews…
WRC drivers protest against FIA swearing ban
World Rally Championship drivers have continued their stance opposing the FIA’s move to sanction drivers for using “inappropriate language” by limiting comments in stage-end interviews at Safari Rally Kenya.Drivers refused to comment or only spoke in their mother tongue to explain why they are not…
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