If he has not yet won the OiLibya Rally of Morocco, Joan Barreda is a stage winner today! The Spaniard had his moment, he left well behind this morning gaining as much as twenty nine competitors in a tricky special, a mix of fast tracks, navigation and the first...
Erfoud : Hotel Bellere, Zero hour ! The vast interior reception room is for one day only the centre stage of the administrative Verifications where a long string of men and women go through their administrative checks. All the NPO Events staff, always...
The celebrations begin for TEAM HRC. Things couldn’t have been any better for the new Honda CRF450 RALLY with a victory in the Morocco Rally and a World Championship title picked up by Portuguese rider Paulo Gonçalves sealing his fate in the final...
Joan Barreda took the honors in the fifth stage of the OiLibya Morocco Rally, the third so far in this race and the fifth consecutive victory for the Honda CRF450 RALLY which is proving to be of the highest level winning everything since the competition...
The OiLibya Rally of Morocco Competitors discovered a superb special entitled “On the Trail of the Mummy," and what a program! 49 km Liaison, followed by 295 km of special and finally a 17 km liaison back to Erfourd . Today, Thursday, September 17th,...
It’s as good a start as it gets for the Honda CRF450 with four wins out of four stages of the OiLibya Morocco Rally. The second half of the OiLibya Morocco Rally was a long and arduous stage, but one of great satisfaction for Team HRC. The move from...
Competitors began this special with a fairly technical mountainous part, then headed for the dunes of the Erg Chegaga, where navigation was paramount . The key words were caution and attention! The arrival gave the impression of race pack. The first five...
Three stages of the Morocco Rally completed, and three wins for the Honda CRF450 RALLY in the bag. Joan Barreda came in first today and retakes top-spot on the overall leaderboard. TEAM HRC team-mate Sam Sunderland ran the fourth fastest time and Paulo...
