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- Lofty_Drews abstract "Lofty Drews (born 16 July 1940) is a former rally co-driver from Kenya.Born in Tanga, Tanzania, Drews scored his first World Rally Championship win at the 1973 Safari Rally with Shekhar Mehta. Afterwards, he achieved further success with both Sandro Munari and Rauno Aaltonen, and finished on the podium at the event seven more times.He continued to appear regularly at the Safari Rally until 1990.".
- Q1131045 abstract "Lofty Drews (born 16 July 1940) is a former rally co-driver from Kenya.Born in Tanga, Tanzania, Drews scored his first World Rally Championship win at the 1973 Safari Rally with Shekhar Mehta. Afterwards, he achieved further success with both Sandro Munari and Rauno Aaltonen, and finished on the podium at the event seven more times.He continued to appear regularly at the Safari Rally until 1990.".
- Lofty_Drews comment "Lofty Drews (born 16 July 1940) is a former rally co-driver from Kenya.Born in Tanga, Tanzania, Drews scored his first World Rally Championship win at the 1973 Safari Rally with Shekhar Mehta. Afterwards, he achieved further success with both Sandro Munari and Rauno Aaltonen, and finished on the podium at the event seven more times.He continued to appear regularly at the Safari Rally until 1990.".
- Q1131045 comment "Lofty Drews (born 16 July 1940) is a former rally co-driver from Kenya.Born in Tanga, Tanzania, Drews scored his first World Rally Championship win at the 1973 Safari Rally with Shekhar Mehta. Afterwards, he achieved further success with both Sandro Munari and Rauno Aaltonen, and finished on the podium at the event seven more times.He continued to appear regularly at the Safari Rally until 1990.".