Why rain is not blessing for drivers in Naivasha

Crews have been forced to adapt quickly as rainfall continues to affect sections around the rally route...

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The 2026 Safari Rally Kenya in Naivasha is proving to be a formidable challenge for drivers due to unpredictable and heavy rainfall. Sudden downpours are drastically altering stage conditions, turning what is typically a dusty event into a muddy ordeal.

Drivers are battling treacherous mud and water, significantly impacting visibility and car performance, leading to issues like engine overheating.
Prominent drivers including Thierry Neuville, Elfyn Evans, and Sebastien Ogier have expressed their struggles with the severe weather.
Despite the challenges, leader Solberg managed to top the standings after day one, though he too encountered heavy rain just before starting a stage.

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