Ian Duncan Keen to Regain Glory in Eldoret Vroooming and Drifting Action

Six-time Kenyan Rally champion Ian Duncan is among the big names to watch out at the inaugural Eldoret Safari Rally Championships.

Duncan, navigated by Jaspal Matharu and driving his Nissan Patrol P/u will be out to regain his glory that he last won in 2011, battling it out with nine other contestants, in the 298-kilometre challenge.

The high adrenaline vrooming action is one of the circuits of the Kenya National Rally Championship.

One of the vehicles that will participate in the event.
One of the vehicles that will participate in the event. Photo/Copperfield Lagat.

The drifting action brings back nostalgic memories of the 90s and will be live in Uasin Gishu and parts of Elgeyo Marakwet county this weekend.

Speaking as he flagged off the rally cars on Saturday, Governor Dr Jonathan Bii, said his government, inspired by the City of Champions, is keen to make Eldoret a multi-sports powerhouse.

Dr Bii also said the coming of the competitive driving showpiece and having attracted drivers from across the world, promotes cultural diversity and sports culture.

Governor Bii during the flagging off of the rally cars at the Uasin Gishu County Headquarters in Eldoret on February 17, 2024. Photo/Copperfield Lagat.
Governor Bii during the flagging off of the rally cars at the Uasin Gishu County Headquarters in Eldoret on February 17, 2024. Photo/Copperfield Lagat.

The drivers, respective navigators and vehicles are; Somman Vohra/Alfir Khan (Škoda Fabia), Yassin Nasser/Joseph Kamya (Ford Fiesta), Jasmeet Chana/Ravi Chana (Mitsubishi Lancer EvoX), Ian Duncan/Jaspal Matharu (Nissan Patrol P/u), Minesh Rathod/Shameer Yusuf (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X), Ghalib Hajee/Riyaz Ismail (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X), Joey Ghose/Kashif Sheikh (Porsche 911), Jose Sardinia/Assad Mughal (Mitsubishi Pajero), Khalistan Omar/Salim Mohamed (Subaru Impreza).

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