Reigning WRC champion Kalle Rovanperä was the man to beat in Wednesday morning’s Safari Rally Kenya shakedown, edging Belgian rival Thierry Neuville by just two-tenths of a second. SourceContinue Reading
The Japanese brand has proven to be the team to beat in Kenya winning the previous three editions of the Safari Rally, known to be the most gruelling event on the WRC calendar.Toyota outlined the speed and bulletproof reliability of its cars by scoring a 1-2-3-4 lockout in 2022 andContinue Reading
Back to its traditional Easter date, get ready for a wet and wild Safari Rally Kenya! Catch every moment of the action live and on demand on Rally.TV SourceContinue Reading
The third round of the FIA World Rally Championship provides the greatest challenge of the season. Catch every moment of the action live and on demand on Rally.TV SourceContinue Reading
The German manufacturer was due to see out its third and final season in the FIA-sanctioned series as part of its much-touted cross-country programme with the RS Q e-tron hybrid.However, just a month after scoring a maiden win in the prestigious Dakar marathon in Saudi Arabia in January, Audi announcedContinue Reading
After a successful season in Rally2 last year, Fourmaux has rejoined the WRC’s top tier this season and has emerged as the surprise package of the championship to date.The Frenchman has already scored 16 points more than in his entire 2022 campaign to sit third in the standings after finishingContinue Reading
On a special edition of the Gravel Notes podcast, Tom Howard and Luke Barry are joined by the latest driver to step on the WRC’s podium M-Sport’s own Adrien Fourmaux as they discuss the young French man’s career, his first podium in Sweden, how he came back to the WRC1Continue Reading
For the past three years, Toyota has been the dominant force in the World Rally Championship, sweeping aside the opposition to win a stunning drivers’ and manufacturers’ treble. But this year the Japanese marque is taking on a new challenge and has entered the Rally2 customer sphere with the GRContinue Reading
The world motorsport governing body revealed its proposed roadmap for the future of rallying last week, which included changes to technical and sporting regulations alongside a plan to improve the championship’s promotion.The vision includes changes that will be implemented from next year, chief among them the removal of hybrid powerContinue Reading
Last week the world motorsport governing body announced raft of proposals as part of its extensive roadmap to address the future of top-level rallying.This concept included changes to technical regulations, the abandonment of hybrid technology and the introduction of new Rally1 rules from 2026. In addition to the technical overhaul,Continue Reading