It is a ritual procession compulsory for each and everyone of the components of the Dakar caravan. Nobody escapes. It may sound exaggerated, but the administrative checks are one of the most demanding stages of this test, without sand or heat, but full...
Times goes by fast. After a complete season of the world championship with Polaris RZR 1000 XT+30, here is the Xtremeplus Team ready for a new challenge, a new Dakar! After the route through Peru was cancelled, the Dakar starts in Buenos Aires once...
Overdrive Racing and Toyota Gazoo Racing South Africa have seen all eight of their new Toyota Hiluxes safely pass through the technical and administration checks for the 2016 Dakar Rally at the Technopolis in Buenos Aires. The team is making its final...
Nasser Al-Attiyah and co-driver Mathieu Baumel welcomed in the new year from their Argentinian base camp as they prepare to defend the Dakar Rally title they claimed in South America 12 months ago. The pair are enjoying a remarkable run of results that...
They say, all journeys start with a first step. In the Dakar, this first step is the spectacular start ceremony, held once again in Buenos Aires, the capital city of Argentina. This is a real fiesta, with literally millions of fans lining up along the streets...
Spanish driver Xavier ‘Xevi’ Pons has safely passed technical and administration checks at the Tecnopolis exhibition centre in Buenos Aires and is making his final preparations for the start of his first Dakar Rally, tomorrow (Saturday). The 35-year-old...
With the technical and administrative tests completed the team can now look forward to a New Year’s Day morning of final preparations before the event’s curtain-raiser takes place on the January 2. The Dakar Rally is all set to begin. Team HRC too....
The final day of 2015 was anything but a time to celebrate for Robby Gordon, Sheldon Creed, and their Team SPEED teammates. As millions in South America’s second largest metropolitan area celebrated the New Year with dancing, music, and fireworks. Gordon,...
