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DO NOT
smoke where DO NOT
there is petrol drink and drive

DURING

SAFETY THE RALLY

REMEMBER THAT MOTOR SPORT CAN BE EXTREMELY

DANGEROUS AND THAT YOU ARE PRESENT AT YOUR OWN RISK.

The diagrams herewith illustrate areas where you should not Safety for all on
park your vehicle nor sit nor stand to watch the cars:
the rally!
The red areas in the diagrams below are NO GO zones.
With the advancement in
On the outside of sharp bends At junctions or intersections technology, safety for the
rally is being drastically
improved.
Each competitor will receive
a preprogramed Garmin GPS
At jumps or brows At ‘S’ bends unit with the recorded track
of the day.

On the unit, Speed zones and
triple caution danger hazards
have been marked and will
alert the crew of the
SAFETY TIPS for the adventurous! impending danger, 200
Things to take with you: Things NOT to take with you: meters in advance. The
Ÿ Route map and the rally itinerary audible alert will be
Ÿ A good and recent road map that Ÿ An unreliable car connected to the on-board
Ÿ Your pets, especially dogs
covers Kenya Ÿ Young children speaker which also supports
Ÿ Sensible strong footwear for the bush the overtake request unit.
Ÿ Protective headgear against the strong Ÿ Ailing family members
Ÿ Heavily pregnant women
sun Ÿ Alcohol This is a big step forward in
Ÿ Sufficient food and drink but not improving safety of both the
alcoholic ones HAVE FUN BUT BE SAFE! crew as well as the public as
Ÿ Waterproof clothing and an umbrella
Ÿ A torch and spare batteries the rally pases through the
Ÿ Warm clothing and blankets for towns and villages.
emergencies Remember that these cars It further helps in ensuring
Ÿ A tow rope are extremely fast so you
Ÿ A small can of spare fuel need to stand well off their competitors follow the
Ÿ A can of water path. prescribed route.
Ÿ Jump cables for emergency starting of
car
Ÿ Enough cash for emergencies

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