Conrad Rautenbach
Zimbabwean racing driver, rally competitor
Born
November 12th, 1984
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Zimbabwe
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Born in Zimbabwe, a distinguished racing driver specializing in rally competitions. Competed prominently in the World Rally Championship, achieving notable success during the mid-2000s. Participated in various international events and represented Zimbabwe in different rallies, demonstrating skill and determination in the highly competitive motorsport environment. Gained recognition for performances in the African Rally Championship, contributing to the visibility of Zimbabwean motorsport on a global scale.
Competed in the World Rally Championship
Participated in the African Rally Championship
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