Just 31 more days to go until the Dakar will be started in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Consequently, the entire X-raid team is working flat out to complete the final preparations for the unique event. On 19th November, all the vehicles were taken to the French...
With the start of the 2016 Dakar Rally coming inexorably closer, Toyota Gazoo Racing SA wrapped up their pre-race testing last week. The purpose of the final test session was to sign off on a number of suspension setups and smaller details, and to lock...
The famous Dakar Rally kicks off in Buenos Aires for its 38th edition in just 44 days. The Red Bull KTM Rally Factory Racing Team, already with 14 consecutive victories, goes to the rally with a strong team of five factory riders committed to once again...
During the 2016 Dakar in Argentina and Bolivia, the oil refining company AXION energy will be the naming partner of the AXION X-raid Team. The team will be represented in the legendary marathon rally by the four MINI ALL4 Racing pairings Nasser Al-Attiyah...
With six weeks remaining before the start of the 2016 Dakar, the European vehicles that will participate are ready for a first 21 day voyage to cross the Atlantic from the French port city of Le Havre… We are a very long way from the publication...
Assisted by Marc Coma as sporting director, in Paris this morning Etienne Lavigne presented the details of the route and the list of competitors for the 38th edition of the Dakar, which will take place from 2nd to 16th January in Argentina and Bolivia....
After two whole seasons of learning and preparing, Tomas Ourednicek and Pavel Vaculik are ready for the next big step of their racing career: to tackle their first Dakar. The Czech crew will compete under Buggyra Racing’s colours, making the 2016 Dakar...
Less than two months to go to the most important race of the season: the Dakar Rally in South America. Last January, the MINI ALL4 Racing designed and built by X-raid crossed the Dakar’s finish podium as winner for the fourth consecutive time! And this...
