Japanese women drivers to challenge in Kenya motor rally

Japanese women drivers to challenge in Kenya motor rally

NAIROBI, Kenya - Kozue Ohi (L) and Hiroko Takahashi (R) are introduced to the audience in Nairobi before the start of Kenya's Safari Rally on Feb. 25. Ohi will drive the Subaru Forrester while Takahashi will be co-driver. They are members of an eight-woman Japanese team which will be competing for the first time in the rally.

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