
Events : London-Cape Town, day 29 – the end!
Day 28, Cape Town, South Africa At last! We finally see the silhouette of Table Mountain…and roll down the long drive lined with palm trees to the Table Bay Hotel […]
Day 28, Cape Town, South Africa At last! We finally see the silhouette of Table Mountain…and roll down the long drive lined with palm trees to the Table Bay Hotel […]
Day 28, Clanwilliam, South Africa Yesterday’s gruelling run through Namibia on 800km of gravel tracks was indeed a tough test for some crews, with tyres being the main problem. With […]
Day 26 Windhoek, Namibia Watching the cars at the end of today’s second World Cup Section, Alastair Caldwell did well, although the four-cylinder Porsche sounds a lot noisier, and John […]
Day 24 Victoria Falls It is simply not possible to drive the full length of Africa without being in someone’s rainy-season. But if you try it in line with our […]
Day 20 Dodoma, Tanzania The 18th day of the London to Cape Town World Cup Rally was the one and only rest day, but of course it was nothing of […]
For the lucky ones who could reach Nairobi under their own steam, the old colonial Safari Park Hotel must have appeared like a particularly well-appointed oasis. Two days of Kenyan […]
Day 14 from Bahir Dar to Awasa was long – 750km in all – and harsh from the word go: beginning with 200km of difficult gravel, it started off particularly […]
Keith Adams Day 13 Bahir Dar, Ethiopia For many teams, this was uncharted territory. The day was a mix of barren plain rising into the highlands of Ethiopia, but the […]
Keith Adams After two sweltering days in Saudi Arabia, the teams have re-crossed the Red Sea, and are now back in Africa. Day 12 Gedaref, Sudan It took 2.5 hours […]
Keith Adams It’s goodbye from Egypt, and hello to Saudia Arabia Day 10-11, Yanbu, Saudi Arabia Yesterday was the most physically demanding day so far, with numerous cars suffering heavy […]
Keith Adams After a week, the teams now touch down into Africa. This is where things should start to get even more challenging Day nine Safaga, Egypt It was no […]
Keith Adams After a week, the teams now touch down into Africa. This is where things should start to get even more challenging Day eight Alexandria, Egypt After 36-hours at […]
Keith Adams The teams are now in the Mediterranean after a challenging day in Greece Day six Blue Star Ferry, Mediterranean The story of the rally today has been one […]
Keith Adams The European leg of the London to Cape Town World Cup Rally 2012 has gone swimmingly for the AROnline-supported Girls Across Africa team of MG Maestro, Jane Edgington […]
Keith Adams The European leg of the London to Cape Town World Cup Rally 2012 has gone swimmingly for the AROnline-supported Girls Across Africa team of MG Maestro, Jane Edgington […]
Keith Adams Day three Florence, Italy Another long run from Central France to the beautiful Tuscany region of Italy, and the world famous ciy of Florence. And it was almost […]
Keith Adams The European leg of the London to Cape Town World Cup Rally 2012 has gone swimmingly for the AROnline-supported Girls Across Africa team of MG Maestro, Jane Edgington […]
Words: Keith Adams Photography: Gerard Brown MG ZR and MG Maestro in endurance rally one-two… Participants on the London to Cape Town World Cup Rally were flagged off from the […]
Words: Keith Adams Photography: Gerard Brown It’s an amazing event, with a scale that’s hard to comprehend. The ERA London to Cape Town World Cup Rally recaptures the spirit of […]
Words: Keith Adams Photography: Gerard Brown We love an adventure at AROnline, and so the London to Cape Town World Cup Rally, which kicks off on 1 January 2012 has […]
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