Historic Racing

2027 East African Safari Classic Rally

Name: 2027 East African Safari Classic Rally
Start: 2027-12-03
End: 2027-12-11
Location: Kenyatta International Convention Centre

2027 East African Safari Classic Rally Experience

Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya2027-12-03 to 2027-12-11

About This Event

The East African Safari Classic Rally returns for a nine-day historic endurance rally across Kenyan roads from 3–11 December 2027. The event is run under FIA Appendix K for historic rallies and uses long unsealed stages over multiple legs.

Entries and competitor documents (supplementary regulations and online entry) are published on the official site; Rally Guide 2 will confirm the official Rally HQ and detailed spectator information.

What to Expect

See classic rallying across Kenya in one of the continent’s longest heritage events.

What makes it worth the trip:

Genuine historic rally cars tackling long, unsealed special stages across varied Kenyan terrain.
Officially run to FIA sporting and Appendix K historic regulations, with published supplementary regulations and online entry.
Nine days of competitive and transit legs that combine endurance driving with regional scenery and local support crews.

Best way to experience it:

Plan to base yourself in Nairobi for ceremonial starts and service park access, then follow specific stages you can safely spectate from public roads. Use the organiser's competitor pages and Rally Guide 2 (when published) for up-to-date stage access, safety zones and service park locations.

Good to know:

Is This Event Right For You?

Great if you want to see historic rally cars in authentic African endurance stages.
Great if you enjoy following multi-day motorsport events and planning logistics around stages.
Great if you like close-up service-park access and meeting crews and drivers.
Maybe skip if you prefer short, centrally located motorsport events with formal spectator grandstands.

Cost Breakdown

Known: organiser publishes competitor documents and an online entry form on the official site; spectator ticketing and exact fees are not published in the supplementary regulations reviewed. Expect independent costs for flights, Nairobi accommodation, local transport to stages and paid access or donations at special spectator areas if the organiser or local promoters list them.