Itinerary: WRC 2026 Safari Rally Kenya
10th March 2026The World Rally Championship heads to the African continent for the third round of the season, Safari Rally Kenya, and it will be contested over 20 stages.
Feature image credit: Jaanus Ree // Red Bull Content Pool
Four days lines up the action across the tough Kenyan rally of which 20 of the WRCs stages will make up the event, completing a total of 350.52km of competitive action.
Shakedown will get the pre-event running going on Thursday, as usual, and it will be in a new location for the event. It will be hosted near the service park and will run for 6.31km, before the action gets underway later on in the day.
Friday’s action will be the longest day in terms of stages, with eight to be completed, including the longest stage of the rally: Loldia – running at 25.04km.
So, what is the itinerary for the WRC’s Safari Rally Kenya?
Thursday
Shakedown: 8:01
SS1 – Camp Moran 1: 16:05
SS2 – Mzabibu 1: 17:23
Friday
SS3 – Camp Moran 2: 08:03
SS4 – Loldia 1: 09:06
SS5 – Kengen Geothermal 1: 10:24
SS6 – Kedong 1:11:17
SS7 – Kedong 2: 14:00
SS8 – Kengen Geothermal 2: 14:58
SS9 – Loldia 2: 15:56
SS10 – Mzabibu 2: 16:59
Saturday
SS11 – Soyasambu 1:08:35
SS12 – Elmenteita 1: 09:35
SS13 – Sleeping Warrior 1: 10:33
SS14 – Soyasambu 2: 15:05
SS15 – Elmenteita 2: 16:05
SS16 – Sleeping Warrior 2: 17:03
Sunday
SS17 – Oserengoni 1: 08:09
SS18 – Hell’s Gate 1: 09:35
SS19 – Oserengoni 2: 10:38
SS20 – Hell’s Gate 2 – Wolf Power Stage: 13:15
Read more WRC here:
- Weather report: the latest forecast for Safari Rally Kenya
- Entry List: WRC 2026 Safari Rally Kenya
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Hi, I'm Kamron. I created ApexMotorsports.co.uk in the dying embers of the 2021 Formula 1 world championship. It allowed me freedom to write whatever I wanted to write about which was all things motorsports, my passion. I have put a lot of effort in over the years to keep this website in its best shape and I've loved seeing the brand grow consistently, month-on-month, year-on-year. My ambition is to keep watching this brand grow into a primary outlet of news for all things motorsports whilst fueling my desire to pursue a career in sports journalism, specialising in motorsports.
