This archive report was first published on 25 June 2021.
On the second day of the WRC Safari Rally, June 25, the drivers encountered a particularly dusty and challenging Kedong terrain.
The harsh conditions, which included choking dust and impaired vision, did not deter the drivers from putting up a spirited battle.
World Champion Sebastien Ogier was the first to tackle the stage, navigating through the zebras, giraffes, and hundreds of fans who had lined the route to catch a glimpse of the world's top rally drivers in action.
However, the stage proved to be unforgiving, with several drivers falling victim to its challenges.
Among those affected were Sohanjeet Puee and his navigator Adnan Din, who were forced to take a detour after Tejveer Rai's car rolled following a jump.
Fortunately, both driver and navigator were reported to be in good health and were taken to hospital for a quick check-up.
Dr. Karuri expressed concern for the driver's well-being, stating,
