It is well known, the Principality of Monaco cultivates a passion for motorsports. As a proof, there is the Monte Carlo Rally which was created in 1911 but also the prestigious Formula 1 Grand Prix of which its champions put their wheels on the streets...
At a time when it is only lacking to fulfil the mythical journey of Lac Rose, the Portuguese pilot Elisabete Jacinto held today the last scoring stage for the classification of the Africa Eco Race 2015. OLEOBAN® team reached the fourth place among trucks...
The sun is finally back in Mauritania, bringing along more consistent temperatures to the region and giving a boost to the caravan of the Africa Eco Race 2015 to begin the final stretch of the rally. Good mood was present this morning at the bivouac of Azougui...
The Portuguese pilot Elisabete Jacinto wasn’t very lucky today at the fourth stage of the Africa Race 2015 which was fulfilled between Assa and As Sakn. The OLEOBAN® team started today’s stage with an excellent performance until CP1, where they were...
The second last Moroccan stage of the 2015 Africa Eco Race was a sort of big descent towards southern Morocco but nothing impossible appart from the fact that waypoints were divided by two in order to have a more interesting and selective navigation. A...
At the second day of Africa Race, Elisabete Jacinto wins her first victory. The OLEOBAN® team finished today’s stage in first place among trucks after having crossed the 377 kilometres of the second special, held between Jorf El Hamam and Tangounite,...
After a first day with a lot of animation and as planned, the competitors of the 2015 Africa Eco Race started the second stage, long of 377 km between Merzouga and Mahmid, with a lot of enthousiasme ! A course which was appreciated by all and which...
Temperature was reaching just above 5°C around 9.45am when the first bike crossed the finish line of stage 1 of the Africa Eco Race 2015 set near Guersif in the west suburbs of Nador. As we could have expected, Pal Anders ULLEVALSETER didn’t do a single...
