The crew of Stéphane Peterhansel and Jean-Paul Cottret limited their risks today on a long and complicated stage. They set the fourth-fastest stage time and maintain an overall lead of 51m55s with just two stages of the rally left to go. The leading...
Paulo Gonçalves was forced to retire from the stage between La Rioja and San Juan today after a serious crash that led to the rider being airlifted to safety. The hopes of Team HRC, now without its top riders, rest in the hands of Dakar debutante Ricky...
Red Bull KTM factory rider Antoine Meo of France on Thursday sealed his second stage win in the Dakar Rally to finish the eleventh stage just 18 seconds ahead of teammate and current overall leader, Australian Toby Price. Third on the day was Pablo Quintanilla....
It is clear in the paddock who the "Red Army" is. The Spanish team, created by experienced Dakar rider, Miguel Puertas, with the support of the Murcian multinational HIMOINSA, with Spanish mechanics and five brave local riders, has become a true benchmark...
Three days after their first success, in stage eight, Nasser Al-Attiyah (QAT) and Mathieu Baumel (FRA) celebrated another stage win. The pairing finished stage 11 nearly six minutes ahead of Peugeot’s Sébastien Loeb. Mikko Hirvonen (FIN) and Michel...
Spaniard Xavier Pons and Chilean Daniel Mas Valdes safely negotiated the treacherous sands and punishing heat of the 11th stage of the Dakar Rally between La Rioja and San Juan in Argentina on Thursday. They are now just two days away from finishing the world’s...
Nasser Al Attiyah today obtained a second success on the 38th edition of the Dakar. The Mini driver won after putting the pressure on during the second part of the stage. He beat Sébastien Loeb (Peugeot), who broke a gimbal two kilometres from the finishing...
The crew of Buggyra Ultimate Dakar, Tomas Ourednicek and Pavel Vaculik achieved their best stage result so far finishing the special between Belen and La Rioja 36th. It was a long way from yesterday’s exhaustion and hopelessness, much longer than the 245 kilometres...
