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Piers Daykin delivered a masterclass in consistency and speed to win the first-ever equatorial classic rally, taking the top spot in his Datsun 280Z after a commanding run through all nine stages. Navigated by Lloyd Destro, Daykin won 8 out of the 9 stages, finishing with a total time of seven hours, 13 minutes and 37 seconds to win his first ever classic rally.
Classic rally wraps up in Taita Taveta
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