Kenyans are set to experience the thrill of the 2026 WRC Safari Rally live on DStv and GOtv, giving fans a front-row seat as the world’s top rally drivers tackles the country’s rugged and unpredictable terrain.
This year marks the third consecutive year that MultiChoice is the official broadcaster of the event, further cementing its commitment to bringing world-class motorsport closer to Kenyan audiences.
Speaking ahead of the rally, Nzola Miranda, Managing Director, MultiChoice Kenya, said: “The Safari Rally is one of the most iconic motorsport events in the world and a proud moment for Kenya on the global stage. We are proud of this continued sports content investment. At Multichoice, we are committed to ensuring our customers never miss these defining moments. Through DStv and GOtv, fans across the country will be able to follow every stage of the rally live, with expert commentary and in-depth analysis that truly brings the excitement of the WRC to life.”
The rally will be broadcast on DStv Channel 228 on the Family package and above, and on GOtv Channel 64 from the GOtv Plus package and above.
“Fans can tune in from as little as KSh 999 on GOtv and catch up with key rally moments at their convenience via DStv Stream for as low as Ksh 2,250. We are proud to continue building a growing tradition of rally broadcasting, and viewers can also look forward to the upcoming WRC series airing later in the year.” added Mr. Miranda.
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The 2026 edition will be flagged off on Thursday, March 12, 2026, at the Wildlife Research and Training Institute in Naivasha, and will conclude on Sunday, March 15, 2026, at the breathtaking Hell’s Gate National Park.
A total of 46 drivers, including 17 Kenyans, are set to compete across 20 grueling stages. The entry list features some of the biggest names including defending champion Elfyn Evans, 2023 winner Sébastien Ogier, Thierry Neuville, Elfyn Evans, and Grégoire Munster.
Kenya’s flag will be carried by local stars including Karan Patel, the reigning African rally champion, and Hamza Anwar, as they compete on home soil against the world’s best.
The event marks the fifth edition since the Safari Rally returned to the World Rally Championship calendar and serves as the third round of the 2026 WRC season, following the Monte Carlo Rally and Rally Sweden.
