•The challenging 5.4 KMs of Naivasha rally tracks will see the first action of a WRC Rally 1 hybrid-powered car at a competitive pace on African soil
•Ndulele Conservancy off the Moi North Lake will for the second year running serve as the venue for Shakedown on Wednesday June 22.
The Shakedown Safari Rally World championship kicked off on Wednesday in Ndulele, Nakuru county.
The championship offered opportunities for crews to test their cars on terrain similar to the rally venue before the event starts.
The competitive sections of the rally are also called special stages, where drivers and co-drivers drive fast as they can to complete the section in the shortest time possible.
There are usually three service periods during a WRC day -15 minutes in the morning,30 minutes at lunchtime and 45 minutes in the evening.
Among the drivers who took part in the Shakedown are Roranpera, Neuville, Ott Tanak, and Craig Breen among others .