From the savannas of Chisamba to the Copperbelt of Ndola. Over half a century of African rallying heritage. The toughest terrain. The bravest drivers. The most unforgiving dust.
From a 2,000-mile marathon to an ARC cornerstone. Eras, machines, and the full honour roll.
READ THE STORY →
Satwant Singh's 14 wins, the Gomes dynasty, and every winner since 1969.
MEET THE LEGENDS →
Chisamba, Ndola and the routes where only 2 of 18 crews survived in 2024.
SEE THE TERRAIN →
Full classifications 2021–2024. Every crew, every gap, every DNF — timing-screen style.
OPEN THE TOWER →
Spin a Rally2 machine in 3D, swap its livery, and inspect the helmet that keeps crews alive.
ENTER THE SERVICE PARK →
Cancelled twice by the FIA fee crisis. The fight to bring the dust back.
FOLLOW THE FIGHT →Where Legends Are Tested
Crests at 160 km/h, blind. In Zambia you don't lift — you commit. The crowd behind the tape has watched generations fly here since 1969.
Sixteen DNFs in 2024 — every one of them ended under floodlights like these. Spanners, sparks and sump guards rebuilt in the dark so the fight goes on at dawn.
The original 1969 marathon crossed a country. Today's dust trail still runs from Chisamba to the Copperbelt — and it still eats cars for breakfast.
RELIVE THE ERAS