This archive report was first published on 30 July 2019.
Published on July 30, 2019, the Nanyuki Rally is set to kick off on Wednesday morning at the prestigious Fairmount, Mount Kenya Safari Rally Club in Nanyuki.
Among the top contenders is Baldev Charger, the second edition Top Fry titleholder, who will be navigating a Porsche 911 alongside Ravi Soin.
South African sisters Lola Verlaque and Megan Verlaque will also be competing in the rally, with Lola co-driven by her father Eddy Verlaque in an Escort MK1 and Megan navigated by Rikus Fourie in a Volkswagen MK1.
Joey Ghose, an international driver from Oman, will make her Top Fry rally debut in a 1970 Ford Escort Mk1 navigated by Stephan Prevot.
The rally will feature three competitive stages each day, covering up to 250 Kilometres, with the last day involving a 100kms stride.
Two-time East African Classic rally champion Ian Duncan will also be competing in the rally, driving a Ford Mustang 4 navigated by Antony Nielsen.
