Traditionally the final stage at the Lac Rose does not affect the overall ranking of the AFRICA ECO RACE, as it is frozen right after the stage entering Senegal. Having said this, these last 22km in between the fishing village of Kayar and the Lac Rose...
The Portuguese pilot Elisabete Jacinto secured today the third place among trucks in the 2016 edition of the Africa Eco Race, by having fulfilled the 11th stage, the final competitive journey, in fourth place among the T4. The 208 timed kilometers, held...
The loop Akjoujt / Akjoujt had been announced as the icing on the cake of this year’s edition. The stage of 379km kept all its expectations and gave us a completely crazy race, which messed up team strategies and seriously mixed up the overall car / truck...
The philosophy of the AFRICA ECO RACE is to create loops so that the assistance can get some time to catch their breaths. That was not at all the case for the competitors, who on the other hand had to deal with a very typical Mauritanian stage, with lots...
After an afternoon spent doing the papers for the visa, which to simplify the Mauritanian border crossing were installed in the first bivouac and after a chilled temperature night, the competitors of this 2016 AFRICA ECO RACE started with the real stuff...
After the New Year celebrations which were simple but cozy at the bivouac in Assa, the competitors of the AFRICA ECO RACE 2016 took to the tracks again on this Friday January 1st for a stage of 409km all the way to Remz El Quebir, in southern Morocco,...
The Portuguese pilot Elisabete Jacinto reached today, at the end of the fourth stage of the Africa Race, that linked Assa to As Skan, the second place in the T4 category and was the eighth fastest pilot of the joint classification of auto and truck. The OLEOBAN®...
The Portuguese pilot Elisabete Jacinto maintains the fourth place of the truck category after having completed the third stage of the Africa Race that was held today between Tangounite and Assa, Morocco. The special made by 451 timed kilometers wasn’t...
