The last chapter to the 2016 Kenya National Rally Championship ends this Saturday with the Guru Nanak Rally in Naivasha.
Although the KNRC title is sealed with Finland’s Tapio Laukannen already declared champion, over 40 crews will be engaging in the final battle of the season.
World Rally Championship (WRC) driver Karan Patel will go first off the ramp followed by newly crowned champion Laukannen. Jaspreet Chatthe and Baldev Chager will start in third and fourth respectively.
Laukannen will not only be chasing for his fifth win of the season but also to defend his Guru Nanak Rally win.
Chatthe, Chager, Rai, Duncan and others will all aim at ending the season on a high with a win.
Tanzania’s Hari brothers; Gurjit Dhani, Rajpal Dhani and Ajminder Dhani will be in the mix too as they make their debut in the KNRC.
Crews will cover a competitive distance of 153.54kilometres consisting of six stages.