MultiChoice has announced that the upcoming 2025 WRC Safari Rally Kenya will air live on DStv and GOtv. The WRC Safari Rally will air on all DStv packages and GOtv, delivering a front-row seat to the thrilling race as the world’s top rally drivers take on challenging terrains across various iconic locations.
Viewers can look forward to live commentary from rally experts and detailed analysis of the various stages of the rally. DStv and GOtv fans will watch the live coverage on SuperSport for a comprehensive viewing experience. The event is scheduled to run from March 20th to 23rd, 2025 in Naivasha.
Nzola Miranda, Managing Director, MultiChoice Kenya said: “WRC holds a special place in the hearts of Kenyans, and we are committed to making this globally acclaimed motorsport event accessible to all our customers. By broadcasting the WRC, we not only providing world-class entertainment but also showcasing Kenya’s spectacular landscapes to millions of viewers worldwide.”
Nzola said WRC is a hallmark event in Kenyan sports. Many fans travel to Naivasha to witness the live action, but those unable to attend physically follow it on their screens. “True to our promise of bringing customers content on the go, no rally fan should miss a moment of WRC. With DStv and GOtv stream, customers can catch the live sporting action and catch up on their favourite teams in action at no extra cost,” Nzola said.
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Fans are looking forward to this year’s WRC, with 50 drivers, including Hamza Anwar, the son of legendary five-time national champion Azar Anwar, vying for the top prize. Notably, the 2025 WRC will also serve as the Kenyan leg of the Kenya National Rally Championship (KNRC) and the Africa Rally Championship.
With this partnership, MultiChoice continues to solidify its role as a leader in sports broadcasting, offering Kenyan audiences unparalleled access to the world’s most exciting events.
WRC Safari Rally is a major event that draws in a large number of sports enthusiasts driving sports tourism in the country. In 2024, approximately 100,000 people attended the event in Naivasha over the course of several days.
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