Toyota wins epic Safari challenge

Toyota, who is renowned for its World Rally Championship Safari Rally victories, won the 2021 edition yet again. Simultaneously, Sebastien Ogier/ Julien Ingrassia also took their fourth victory of the season as their biggest title rivals retired. Takamoto Katsuta / Dan Barritt also claimed their first ever podium with Toyota Gazoo Racing, whilst rally favorite, Thierry Neuville / Martin Wydaeghe again found themselves with bad luck, having to retire from the lead.

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Toyota ready to uphold its name at the 2021 Safari Rally

While Mitsubishi and Subaru might have taken victory on several occasions during the history of the Safari Rally, no other manufacturer has been as successful as Toyota between the WRC Safari Rally years of 1973 and 2002. During this time, the Japanese manufacturer took the chequered flag on eight occasions. With Team Gazoo Racing already being so dominant in 2021, will we see yet another win from them this year?

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The Safari rally is upon us

First held in 1953 in honour of Queen Elizabeth II, Africa has not seen a World Rally Championship round since Colin McRae and Nicky Grist took victory in the 50th Safari Rally, back in 2002. Arguably coined as the “world’s toughest rally”, the African Safari Rally is set to take on the picturesque Kenyan landscape once again this coming weekend and while COVID regulations might make it difficult to travel, the WRC platform will allow for full access.

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Geskiedenis: Oos-Afrika Safari

Elizabeth ll, Land Rovers en die Oos-Afrika Safari

Dit is vanjaar sestig jaar wat koningin Elizabeth ll as Britse vorstin regeer en ons het al heelwat oor hierdie mylpaal te hore en te siene gekry; vanaf BBC televisie tot stories in Die Huisgenoot met foto’s oor hierdie merkwaardige vrou en natuurlik ook die troonopvolgers met hulle huwelike, hoogtepunte en laagtepunte.

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