Mitsubishi cars finished 1-2-3 on the Safari Rally, second round of the FIA's regional African Championship and a qualifying round of the International Rally Challenge. Carl Tundo's lead was assured after rivals Lee Rose and Baldev Chager were delayed by punctures, and Kenyan supremacy was assured after South African driver Lola Verlaque retired her VW Polo Super 2000 with suspension damage, suffered when driving in the dust of a rival driver. Top championship finisher was Zimbabwean Jamie Whyte, winner of the opening ARC round in Tanzania, and second ARC driver was fellow Subaru driver Zambian Muna Singh who finished sixth.

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1. Carl Tundo/Tim Jessop             Mitsubishi Evo 9    2h.47m.25s.
2. Alastair Cavenagh/Saleem Haji     Mitsubishi Evo 9    2h.48m.42s.
3. Lee Rose/Nick Patel               Mitsubishi Evo 9    2h.48m.51s.
4. Jamie Whyte/Phil Archenoul        Subaru Impreza N10  2h.50m.22s.
5. Baldev Chager/Farakh Yusuf        Subaru Impreza      2h.54m.23s.
6. Muna Singh/David Sihoka           Subaru Impreza N10  2h.56m.09s.
7. Asad Anwar/Kashif Sheikh          Mitsubishi Evo 9    2h.56m.22s.
8. Mohamed Essa/Dave Milner          Subaru Impreza N11  3h.00m.18s.
9. Raji Bharij/Raja Sehmi            Subaru Impreza N11  3h.00m.18s.
10. Don Smith/Sonal Smith            Subaru Impreza N12  3h.05m.12s.