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Prof Hamo cracks up Namwamba during WRC shakedown - Vimarsana News

Prof Hamo cracks up Namwamba during WRC shakedown

Video shared online shows the CS exchanging banter with Hamo.

BWIRE: Safari Rally offers opportunity to market Kenya - Vimarsana News

BWIRE: Safari Rally offers opportunity to market Kenya

World Rally Championship on Kenyan soil is arguably one of the finest things.

SAFARI RALLY, PIRELLI'S POST-RECCE ANALYSIS CONFIRMS THAT SLIPPERY SURFACES AND LOOSE STONES WILL BE THE MAJOR THREAT - Vimarsana News

SAFARI RALLY, PIRELLI'S POST-RECCE ANALYSIS CONFIRMS THAT SLIPPERY SURFACES AND LOOSE STONES WILL BE THE MAJOR THREAT

Slippery surfaces and often changeable conditions, especially on Saturday, with loose stones and loose gravel, with the ever present threat of rain, as in previous editions, could make life complicated for the drivers and provide a stern test for the cars and tyres. These are the main conclusions drawn by the Pirelli engineers following their re...

PIRELLI, UNCERTAINTY OVER WEATHER LOOMS OVER SAFARI RALLY, ONCE AGAIN THE SOFT SCORPION WILL BE THE PRIME - Vimarsana News

PIRELLI, UNCERTAINTY OVER WEATHER LOOMS OVER SAFARI RALLY, ONCE AGAIN THE SOFT SCORPION WILL BE THE PRIME

For two years in a row, the soft compound gravel tyre is the only choice for the whole rally weekendEven if, for the moment only slightly, the move to a March date increases the risk of rain which could make the event even harder, with deeper ruts increasing the risk from rocksTestoni: “The softs have always proved very reliable in Kenya and o...

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Modern AWD wouldn't be possible without Mitsubishi 'godfather' - Vimarsana News

Modern AWD wouldn't be possible without Mitsubishi 'godfather'

Kaoru Sawase worked on the company’s four-wheel-drive technology from the beginning, and pioneered lateral power transfer on the same axle