Unmatched legacy. Even wilder stories.
Every two years, somewhere in the dust and difficulty, history is made. Discover the rallies of the past and the drivers who conquered them.
Explore the archiveThe Rally
Latitude: 0° 10' 36.73" N Longitude: 37° 54' 29.98"
400KM+
Day average
8 days
of racing
PRE '86
Rally cars
Zone of elephant, lion, zebra and giraffe populations
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Every two years, somewhere in the dust and difficulty, history is made. Discover the rallies of the past and the drivers who conquered them.
Explore the archiveLocal impact
Some of the most memorable moments happen away from the race. At Grace Mwatate Children's Home and Rescue Centre, we stopped to meet the children, share the story of the rally, and give a little back.
Local impact
Through our dedicated CSR Fund, we support children's education, healthcare, and community projects for the people and communities we meet.
Local impact
To date, we've contributed KES 1.8 million to local businesses and farming communities along the route. It means we leave a positive impact long after the dust has settled.
“The Classic Rally is not only a thrilling off-road adventure race that captivates motorsport enthusiasts from around the world but also an event with a lasting impact on the local communities of Kenya and Tanzania. ”
“Being in Kenya is really, really special. The challenge that you face in terms of reading the road, the speed you can drive, the feeling of the 911 in this environment is unbeatable.”
“It was a long rally but a fantastic thing to do.”
“In the 1970s, this rally was considered the most difficult automotive event in the world, and I don’t think it’s any easier now.”
“Being in Kenya is really, really special. The challenge that you face in terms of reading the road, the speed you can drive, the feeling of the 911 in this environment is unbeatable.”
“It was a long rally but a fantastic thing to do.”
“In the 1970s, this rally was considered the most difficult automotive event in the world, and I don’t think it’s any easier now.”
“Being in Kenya is really, really special. The challenge that you face in terms of reading the road, the speed you can drive, the feeling of the 911 in this environment is unbeatable.”
“It was a long rally but a fantastic thing to do.”
“In the 1970s, this rally was considered the most difficult automotive event in the world, and I don’t think it’s any easier now.”