Three drivers were casualties of day two of the 2025 WRC Safari Rally Kenya including two Kenyans, Aakif Virani and Hamza Anwar.
Aakif is out of the rally while Hamza may restart on Saturday.
After the 4.76 kilometers Kasarani Super Special Stage and the 8.15 kilometers tricky Mzazibu stage, three drivers were hit by the stages challenges including Kenyans Hamza Anwar and Aakif Virani.
Aakif is out of the rally as he will not be able to repair his car for a restart while Hamza’s mechanical team is working on his steering wheel which forced his out of today’s 8 stages but may be able to restart tomorrow if he repairs the steering rack on time.
A total of 36 drivers begun day two on Friday ready to tackle the four stages run twice for a total of eight stages beginning with the 32.20 kilometers Camp Moran before heading to the 19.11 kilometers Loldia stage.
The 13.12 kilometres Geothermal was the third stage on Friday with Kedong’s 15.10 kilometers making the fourth stage of Friday, with a repeat of the four stages.