DAKAR Stage 10
FOCUS
Fresh memories never lie. Seeing the loop carved out near AlUla, starting and finishing at the bivouac
where everyone had gathered less than two weeks ago, it was a given that this special was going to be
a wild ride. The timed sector stretched for 371 kilometres on sandy terrain with a need for speed, either
on the track or off-track, sometimes through rocky areas, but almost invariably with nuances to decipher
in the road book. The showdown among the leading competitors was shaped by tricky navigation in the
motorbike race and, to some extent, the risk of punctures in the car race. Ricky Brabec took a step
closer to a second title, while Guerlain Chicherit and his Hilux managed to weave through the pack
much faster than all his rivals in the stage. The battle between Carlos Sainz and Sébastien Loeb rages
on.
OUTLINE
Yesterday, they were rivals. Today, they are brothers in arms. Such has been the dynamic shift in the
relationship between Ricky Brabec and Adrien Van Beveren, swinging in favour of the former and
potentially catapulting the latter up the ranks in the two stages between here and the final podium in
Yanbu. Tasked with opening the road, it seemed unlikely for the Frenchman to take a quantum leap in
the standings. However, from the refuelling station onward, he reunited with his Honda teammate. A
strategic alliance seemed not just possible, but almost preordained. One half of the partnership, Ricky
Brabec, secured his first stage win of the year, the tenth in his career, pushing his lead over Ross
Branch to 10 minutes. The other half, Van Beveren, managed to bring his deficit to the Botswanan
under the 1-minute mark. Monster Energy Honda’s teamwork could pave the way for a red 1-2. For
now, we saw a Honda hat-trick for the second consecutive day, overshadowing the competition. Once
again, Nacho Cornejo’s spot-on navigation played a crucial role, securing the runner-up’s spot just 2
seconds behind! The battle is far from over in the Rally 2 class, where Harith Noah emerged as a
serious threat to Romain Dumontier after clocking the fifth-fastest time in the special (see „Performance
of the day“).
Once upon a time, not so long ago, Carlos Sainz and Sébastien Loeb were teammates too, with the
Spaniard adding the finishing touch to Peugeot’s victorious streak in 2018. Those days are gone and,
as the 2024 edition nears its end, all that remains is a polite yet fierce rivalry. Today was all about
avoiding punctures. Carlos Sainz had a stroke of misfortune, finding himself without a spare wheel after
getting not one, but two flat tyres. His title prospects would have been dead and buried had Mattias
Ekström not come to his rescue, although the whole incident cost him seven or minutes. This was
almost exactly the time that he ended up losing to Sébastien Loeb, who also ended up frustrated after
it took him fifteen minutes to change his two tyres due to a broken hydraulic jack. 13 minutes separate
the top contenders with two stages to go. Guerlain Chicherit did not emerge unscathed from the
rockstrewn terrain either, but he still managed to set the fastest time in the special. Brian Baragwanath in
his CR7 and Benediktas Vanagas in his Hilux escorted him on the stage podium. The man from Savoy
is now fifth overall.
In the Challenger class, Mitch Guthrie and his closest pursuer, Cristina Gutiérrez, 28 minutes down,
took a cautious approach and gave the Brazilian Marcelo Gastaldi a clear run to his maiden stage win.
Sara Price also opened her account (see „Stat of the day“), taking the SSV special on the same day
that her partner, the leader of the motorbike category, also triumphed in the Dakar. In the truck race,
Gert Huzink picked up his second stage on the trot, while Martin Macík tightened his vice grip on the
overall, where he has a 2 h 06 margin over his compatriot Aleš Loprais.
TIMEOUT RACING
HINWEIS: Das Video ist noch deaktiviert, damit keine unerwünschte Datenübertragung zu Youtube stattfindet. Zur Aktivierung bitte auf das Vorschaubild/Video-Link klicken. Damit werden Daten übermittelt, zu deren Art, Umfang und Verwendungszweck wir keineAuskünfte geben können.
NOTE: The video is still deactivated so that no unwanted data transfer to YouTube takes place. To activate, please click on the preview image / video link. This transmits data about the type, extent and purpose of which we cannot provide any information.
PERFORMANCE OF THE DAY
A Rally 2 rider cracked the top 5 in a stage of the Dakar for the second time this year. Bradley Cox
(BAS World KTM Racing) had already taken fourth place in stage 1. Today, it was the Sherco factory
rider Harith Noah who came in fifth. It was a career-best performance for the Indian, who is racing in
his fifth Dakar and has only managed to complete the rally once. Back in 2021, he became the second
Indian —after CS Santosh in 2015— to finish the race, which he did in twentieth place. Noah returned
to competition in the Baja Aragón after hurting his back last January. He is now second overall in his
class, just 4′31″ behind Romain Dumontier. The inclusion of a rider from Bharat in the line-up of the
French brand Sherco can be traced back to their rally-raid partnership with the Indian maker TVS. India,
represented by Harith and the constructor Hero, is making its mark on the Dakar scene. None of its
entrants had ever finished so high up in a stage of the Dakar before.
Loprais RACING
HINWEIS: Das Video ist noch deaktiviert, damit keine unerwünschte Datenübertragung zu Youtube stattfindet. Zur Aktivierung bitte auf das Vorschaubild/Video-Link klicken. Damit werden Daten übermittelt, zu deren Art, Umfang und Verwendungszweck wir keineAuskünfte geben können.
NOTE: The video is still deactivated so that no unwanted data transfer to YouTube takes place. To activate, please click on the preview image / video link. This transmits data about the type, extent and purpose of which we cannot provide any information.
CRUSHING BLOW
The bombshell dropped yesterday evening, but it only became official when the race officials received
a letter in the wee hours: Nasser Al Attiyah was not going to be taking the start of the special. The last
time that this has happened was stage 4 of the 2017 Dakar or, in other words, 86 specials ago. This is
Al Attiyah’s seventh premature exit in twenty Dakar starts. This time, the cause was a succession of
mechanicals that bedevilled his Hunter for two days in a row. While a stage win earlier in the race means
he is not going home empty-handed, which he has not done since 2007, he did let down the Prodrive
squad, where he could have been an invaluable helper to Sébastien Loeb in the coming two stages,
especially in the event of punctures.
STAT OF THE DAY
3. The SSV driver Sara Price had repeatedly come tantalisingly close to victory since the start of the
46th Dakar. Today, the South Racing Can-Am ace squeaked home with just two seconds to spare over
Jérôme de Sadeleer to claim her first stage win, joining Cristina Gutiérrez (T3) and Jutta
Kleinschmidt (cars) in the extremely select club of women who have prevailed in Dakar stages. The
German even went on to win the race outright in 2001. The Californian’s triumph comes sixteen years
after Kleinschmidt’s last win in the car race in 2005 and three years after Gutiérrez’s hat-trick in the
lightweight prototype class in 2021. Sara Price landed her first victory in SSV and is probably eyeing a
second one in the Challenger class in the near future, before following in the footsteps of her
predecessors and scoring a three-peat.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Guerlain Chicherit: „I’m a bit surprised we won today“
The winner of the stage, Guerlain Chicherit, is back in the top 5 overall and has still got room for
improvement. „I thought it was going to be really hard for us because we started with a puncture [at] the
beginning. After that, I slowed down. I tried to avoid other punctures. We caught some other cars. The
dust made it really difficult, especially because our Push button was not working well. We finished the
last 150 k behind other cars. Impossible to pass them or too risky. I’m a bit surprised we won today, but
it’s always good to take the win.“
THE MAKING OF CLASSIC
The apple never falls far from the tree, as they say. Lorenzo Traglio is the latest scion of the Tecnosport
dynasty, an Italian tuner that has been part of the Dakar landscape since the 1990s, back when it was
run by Maurizio, il padre. Behind the wheel of a Pathfinder in period-appropriate livery, Lorenzo was
one of the movers and shakers of the beginning of the fourth Dakar Classic before a mechanical sent
him careening down the ranking. Fast forward to two days before the finish and Traglio is back within 2
points of the leader, the Spaniard Carlos Santaolalla, with a real shot at gifting his father Tecnosport’s
first Dakar victory.
WORLD RALLY-RAID CHAMPIONSHIP
Sara Price and Ricky Brabec California Dreamin‘
The Californians Ricky Brabec (motorbikes) and Sara Price (SSVs) emerged victorious from the
specials in their categories and are both perched at the summit of their respective W2RC rankings with
two stages to go until the end of the first round of the season. The woman who back in 2010 became
the first motocross factory rider in the prestigious Monster Energy Kawasaki team and went on to enter
the 2013 Miss California pageant and win the 2019 Baja 1000 has other things in common with the 2020
Dakar champion. In fact, they are a couple. Sara, who has just begun her first whole season after giving
the 2023 Sonora Rally and Rallye du Maroc a try, put her name on the map last week when she topped
the W2RC ranking in stage 1. It looks like we have contenders for the W2RC Couple of the Year
World Rally-Raid
HINWEIS: Das Video ist noch deaktiviert, damit keine unerwünschte Datenübertragung zu Youtube stattfindet. Zur Aktivierung bitte auf das Vorschaubild/Video-Link klicken. Damit werden Daten übermittelt, zu deren Art, Umfang und Verwendungszweck wir keineAuskünfte geben können.
NOTE: The video is still deactivated so that no unwanted data transfer to YouTube takes place. To activate, please click on the preview image / video link. This transmits data about the type, extent and purpose of which we cannot provide any information.
ERGEBNISSE / Results – BIKES
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 9 |
(USA) RICKY BRABEC
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 03H 51′ 39“ |
2 | 11 | MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 03H 51′ 41“ | |
3 | 42 |
(FRA) ADRIEN VAN BEVEREN
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 03H 51′ 59“ |
4 | 5 |
(AUS) DANIEL SANDERS
|
RED BULL GASGAS FACTORY RACING | 03H 52′ 26“ |
5 | 20 |
(IND) HARITH NOAH
|
SHERCO TVS RALLY FACTORY | 03H 53′ 34“ |
6 | 1 |
(ARG) LUCIANO BENAVIDES
|
HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING | 03H 54′ 12“ |
7 | 46 |
(BWA) ROSS BRANCH
|
HERO MOTOSPORTS TEAM RALLY | 03H 55′ 24“ |
8 | 47 |
(ARG) KEVIN BENAVIDES
|
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 03H 56′ 10“ |
9 | 28 |
(FRA) MATHIEU DOVEZE
|
BAS WORLD KTM RACING TEAM | 03H 57′ 51“ |
10 | 2 |
(AUS) TOBY PRICE
|
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 03H 58′ 27“ |
OVERALL – BIKES
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 9 |
(USA) RICKY BRABEC
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 44H 45′ 28“ |
2 | 46 |
(BWA) ROSS BRANCH
|
HERO MOTOSPORTS TEAM RALLY | 44H 56′ 22“ |
3 | 42 |
(FRA) ADRIEN VAN BEVEREN
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 44H 57′ 14“ |
4 | 11 | MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 44H 59′ 16“ | |
5 | 47 |
(ARG) KEVIN BENAVIDES
|
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 45H 18′ 11“ |
6 | 2 |
(AUS) TOBY PRICE
|
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 45H 27′ 28“ |
7 | 1 |
(ARG) LUCIANO BENAVIDES
|
HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING | 45H 37′ 10“ |
8 | 5 |
(AUS) DANIEL SANDERS
|
RED BULL GASGAS FACTORY RACING | 45H 46′ 02“ |
9 | 142 |
(SVK) STEFAN SVITKO
|
SLOVNAFT RALLY TEAM | 46H 24′ 31“ |
10 | 23 |
(CZE) MARTIN MICHEK
|
ORION – MOTO RACING GROUP | 47H 15′ 13“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – Original by Motul
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 96 |
(AUT) TOBIAS EBSTER
|
KINI RALLY RACING TEAM | 04H 08′ 49“ |
2 | 37 |
(BEL) JEROME MARTINY
|
ANQUETY MOTORSPORT | 04H 32′ 42“ |
3 | 82 |
(ESP) ALBERT MARTIN GARCIA
|
PEDREGA TEAM | 04H 37′ 03“ |
4 | 104 |
(FRA) JEREMIE GERBER
|
TLDRACING | 04H 52′ 07“ |
5 | 61 |
(CZE) DAVID PABISKA
|
SP MOTO BOHEMIA | 04H 55′ 52“ |
6 | 87 |
(CZE) LIBOR PODMOL
|
PODMOL DAKAR TEAM | 04H 57′ 01“ |
7 | 97 |
(ECU) JUAN PUGA
|
JP1 KEWS DAKAR RALLY TEAM | 05H 07′ 36“ |
8 | 112 |
(ITA) GIOELE MEONI
|
DAKAR 4 DAKAR | 05H 17′ 31“ |
9 | 131 |
(FRA) ANTHONY FABRE
|
TEAM RAF | 05H 27′ 35“ |
10 | 132 |
(FRA) ANDY BEAUCOUD
|
TEAM RAF | 05H 27′ 39“ |
OVERALL – Original by Motul
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 96 |
(AUT) TOBIAS EBSTER
|
KINI RALLY RACING TEAM | 50H 34′ 08“ |
2 | 37 |
(BEL) JEROME MARTINY
|
ANQUETY MOTORSPORT | 52H 23′ 56“ |
3 | 82 |
(ESP) ALBERT MARTIN GARCIA
|
PEDREGA TEAM | 55H 55′ 55“ |
4 | 61 |
(CZE) DAVID PABISKA
|
SP MOTO BOHEMIA | 58H 14′ 45“ |
5 | 97 |
(ECU) JUAN PUGA
|
JP1 KEWS DAKAR RALLY TEAM | 58H 58′ 14“ |
6 | 112 |
(ITA) GIOELE MEONI
|
DAKAR 4 DAKAR | 59H 27′ 03“ |
7 | 104 |
(FRA) JEREMIE GERBER
|
TLDRACING | 61H 11′ 01“ |
8 | 87 |
(CZE) LIBOR PODMOL
|
PODMOL DAKAR TEAM | 62H 00′ 02“ |
9 | 100 |
(ZAF) STUART GREGORY
|
STUART GREGORY | 66H 55′ 53“ |
10 | 64 |
(FRA) ROMAIN DUCHENE
|
TEAM GP MOTORS | 67H 56′ 35“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – CARS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 211 |
(FRA) GUERLAIN CHICHERIT
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 03H 19′ 27“ |
2 | 219 |
(ZAF) BRIAN BARAGWANATH
|
CENTURY RACING FACTORY TEAM | 03H 25′ 10“ |
3 | 223 |
(LTU) BENEDIKTAS VANAGAS
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING BALTICS | 03H 25′ 31“ |
4 | 227 |
(ITA) EUGENIO AMOS
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 03H 25′ 36“ |
5 | 231 |
(FRA) ROMAIN DUMAS
|
REBELLION RACING | 03H 26′ 39“ |
6 | 212 |
(FRA) MATHIEU SERRADORI
|
CENTURY RACING FACTORY TEAM | 03H 29′ 30“ |
7 | 205 |
(ARG) JUAN CRUZ YACOPINI
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 03H 29′ 54“ |
8 | 245 |
(BRA) CRISTIAN BAUMGART
|
X RALLY | 03H 30′ 48“ |
9 | 208 |
(CZE) MARTIN PROKOP
|
ORLEN JIPOCAR TEAM | 03H 31′ 25“ |
10 | 221 |
(BEL) GUILLAUME DE MEVIUS
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 03H 31′ 28“ |
OVERALL – CARS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 204 |
(ESP) CARLOS SAINZ
|
TEAM AUDI SPORT | 41H 35′ 12“ |
2 | 203 |
(FRA) SEBASTIEN LOEB
|
BAHRAIN RAID XTREME | 41H 48′ 34“ |
3 | 206 |
(BRA) LUCAS MORAES
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 42H 37′ 56“ |
4 | 221 |
(BEL) GUILLAUME DE MEVIUS
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 43H 02′ 21“ |
5 | 211 |
(FRA) GUERLAIN CHICHERIT
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 43H 23′ 07“ |
6 | 212 |
(FRA) MATHIEU SERRADORI
|
CENTURY RACING FACTORY TEAM | 43H 24′ 11“ |
7 | 208 |
(CZE) MARTIN PROKOP
|
ORLEN JIPOCAR TEAM | 43H 35′ 10“ |
8 | 209 |
(ZAF) GINIEL DE VILLIERS
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 43H 52′ 32“ |
9 | 243 |
(ZAF) GUY DAVID BOTTERILL
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 43H 59′ 38“ |
10 | 223 |
(LTU) BENEDIKTAS VANAGAS
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING BALTICS | 44H 16′ 03“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – CHALLENGER
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 318 |
(BRA) MARCELO TIGLIA GASTALDI
|
TEAM BBR | 03H 44′ 13“ |
2 | 312 |
(ARG) NICOLAS CAVIGLIASSO
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 03H 45′ 39“ |
3 | 308 |
(ARG) DAVID ZILLE
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 03H 50′ 46“ |
4 | 300 |
(LTU) ROKAS BACIUSKA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 03H 51′ 42“ |
5 | 306 | RED BULL OFF-ROAD JR TEAM USA BY BFG | 03H 51′ 53“ | |
6 | 303 |
(USA) MITCHELL GUTHRIE
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 03H 52′ 25“ |
7 | 305 |
(USA) AUSTIN JONES
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 03H 52′ 52“ |
8 | 315 |
(PRT) RICARDO POREM
|
MMP | 03H 57′ 59“ |
9 | 337 |
(PRT) JOAO MONTEIRO
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 04H 03′ 50“ |
10 | 311 |
(SAU) SALEH ALSAIF
|
DARK HORSE TEAM | 04H 04′ 28“ |
OVERALL – CHALLENGER
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 303 |
(USA) MITCHELL GUTHRIE
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 46H 01′ 50“ |
2 | 306 | RED BULL OFF-ROAD JR TEAM USA BY BFG | 46H 29′ 53“ | |
3 | 301 |
(CHL) FRANCISCO LOPEZ CONTARDO
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 47H 15′ 38“ |
4 | 300 |
(LTU) ROKAS BACIUSKA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 47H 24′ 03“ |
5 | 305 |
(USA) AUSTIN JONES
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 47H 29′ 32“ |
6 | 311 |
(SAU) SALEH ALSAIF
|
DARK HORSE TEAM | 49H 46′ 48“ |
7 | 315 |
(PRT) RICARDO POREM
|
MMP | 49H 47′ 12“ |
8 | 318 |
(BRA) MARCELO TIGLIA GASTALDI
|
TEAM BBR | 50H 32′ 42“ |
9 | 312 |
(ARG) NICOLAS CAVIGLIASSO
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 53H 02′ 11“ |
10 | 336 |
(NLD) PAUL SPIERINGS
|
DAKARTEAM SPIERINGS | 53H 25′ 46“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – SSV
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 419 |
(USA) SARA PRICE
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 03H 51′ 19“ |
2 | 420 |
(CHE) JEROME DE SADELEER
|
MMP | 03H 51′ 41“ |
3 | 416 |
(BRA) RODRIGO VARELA
|
TEAM BBR | 03H 55′ 29“ |
4 | 400 |
(PRT) JOÃO FERREIRA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 03H 56′ 35“ |
5 | 405 |
(FRA) FLORENT VAYSSADE
|
SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM | 03H 56′ 42“ |
6 | 411 |
(FRA) XAVIER DE SOULTRAIT
|
SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM | 03H 59′ 09“ |
7 | 408 |
(SAU) YASIR SEAIDAN
|
MMP | 04H 00′ 45“ |
8 | 409 |
(ECU) SEBASTIAN GUAYASAMIN
|
FN SPEED TEAM | 04H 03′ 31“ |
9 | 414 |
(BRA) CRISTIANO BATISTA
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 04H 06′ 28“ |
10 | 402 |
(ESP) GERARD FARRES GUELL
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 04H 18′ 33“ |
OVERALL – SSV
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 411 |
(FRA) XAVIER DE SOULTRAIT
|
SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM | 48H 52′ 42“ |
2 | 419 |
(USA) SARA PRICE
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 49H 13′ 08“ |
3 | 420 |
(CHE) JEROME DE SADELEER
|
MMP | 49H 16′ 24“ |
4 | 408 |
(SAU) YASIR SEAIDAN
|
MMP | 49H 31′ 18“ |
5 | 400 |
(PRT) JOÃO FERREIRA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 50H 08′ 22“ |
6 | 409 |
(ECU) SEBASTIAN GUAYASAMIN
|
FN SPEED TEAM | 51H 24′ 50“ |
7 | 414 |
(BRA) CRISTIANO BATISTA
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 53H 01′ 44“ |
8 | 402 |
(ESP) GERARD FARRES GUELL
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 53H 53′ 42“ |
9 | 426 |
(LTU) EMILIJA GELAZNINKIENE
|
RENTWAY DAKAR TEAM | 58H 56′ 53“ |
10 | 442 |
(ITA) ENRICO GASPARI
|
TH-TRUCKS TEAM | 59H 06′ 20“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – TRUCKS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 615 |
(NLD) GERT HUZINK
|
JONGBLOED DAKAR TEAM | 03H 40′ 39“ |
2 | 601 |
(CZE) MARTIN MACIK
|
MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM | 03H 41′ 47“ |
3 | 622 |
(NLD) MICHIEL BECX
|
BECX COMPETITION TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 03H 49′ 39“ |
4 | 602 |
(CZE) ALES LOPRAIS
|
INSTAFOREX LOPRAIS PRAGA | 03H 53′ 13“ |
5 | 605 |
(NLD) PASCAL DE BAAR
|
TATRA BUGGYRA ZM RACING | 03H 53′ 53“ |
6 | 600 |
(NLD) JANUS VAN KASTEREN
|
BOSS MACHINERY TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 03H 56′ 48“ |
7 | 604 |
(CZE) JAROSLAV VALTR
|
TATRA BUGGYRA ZM RACING | 04H 05′ 26“ |
8 | 609 |
(JPN) TERUHITO SUGAWARA
|
HINO TEAM SUGAWARA | 04H 10′ 57“ |
9 | 617 |
(NLD) BEN DE GROOT
|
DE GROOT SPORT | 04H 11′ 50“ |
10 | 607 |
(NLD) RICHARD DE GROOT
|
FIREMEN DAKAR TEAM | 04H 17′ 28“ |
OVERALL – TRUCKS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 601 |
(CZE) MARTIN MACIK
|
MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM | 47H 07′ 48“ |
2 | 602 |
(CZE) ALES LOPRAIS
|
INSTAFOREX LOPRAIS PRAGA | 49H 13′ 56“ |
3 | 603 |
(NLD) MITCHEL VAN DEN BRINK
|
EUROL RALLYSPORT | 50H 39′ 34“ |
4 | 600 |
(NLD) JANUS VAN KASTEREN
|
BOSS MACHINERY TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 51H 59′ 16“ |
5 | 608 |
(NLD) VICK VERSTEIJNEN
|
VERSTEIJNEN TRUCK RACING | 56H 04′ 42“ |
6 | 622 |
(NLD) MICHIEL BECX
|
BECX COMPETITION TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 58H 04′ 41“ |
7 | 609 |
(JPN) TERUHITO SUGAWARA
|
HINO TEAM SUGAWARA | 63H 33′ 42“ |
8 | 610 |
(ITA) CLAUDIO BELLINA
|
MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM | 64H 17′ 30“ |
9 | 617 |
(NLD) BEN DE GROOT
|
DE GROOT SPORT | 66H 11′ 01“ |
10 | 607 |
(NLD) RICHARD DE GROOT
|
FIREMEN DAKAR TEAM | 92H 44′ 03“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – MISSION 1000
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1030 |
(ESP) JORDI JUVANTENY
|
KH7-ECOVERGY TEAM | 20 |
2 | 1002 |
(FRA) WILLY JOBARD
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 15 |
3 | 1003 |
(CHN) WENMIN SU
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 15 |
4 | 1005 | TEAM DAKAR ECO GALICIA | 15 | |
5 | 1021 |
(FRA) JEAN MICHEL PAULHE
|
TEAM LES TIGRES DU DÉSERT | 15 |
6 | 1004 |
(CHN) GANG JUN CAI
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 8 |
7 | 1000 |
(FRA) SYLVAIN ESPINASSE
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 7 |
8 | 1010 |
(NLD) DICK ZUURMOND
|
STICHTING RAINBOW TRUCK TEAM | 7 |
9 | 1020 |
(USA) JAMIE CAMPBELL
|
HYSE | 7 |
10 | 1001 |
(ITA) OSCAR POLLI
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 4 |
OVERALL – MISSION 1000
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1030 |
(ESP) JORDI JUVANTENY
|
KH7-ECOVERGY TEAM | 145 |
2 | 1021 |
(FRA) JEAN MICHEL PAULHE
|
TEAM LES TIGRES DU DÉSERT | 133 |
3 | 1003 |
(CHN) WENMIN SU
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 109 |
4 | 1004 |
(CHN) GANG JUN CAI
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 94 |
5 | 1020 |
(USA) JAMIE CAMPBELL
|
HYSE | 85 |
6 | 1005 | TEAM DAKAR ECO GALICIA | 81 | |
7 | 1002 |
(FRA) WILLY JOBARD
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 74 |
8 | 1010 |
(NLD) DICK ZUURMOND
|
STICHTING RAINBOW TRUCK TEAM | 72 |
9 | 1000 |
(FRA) SYLVAIN ESPINASSE
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 51 |
10 | 1001 |
(ITA) OSCAR POLLI
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 17 |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – CLASSIC
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 768 |
(ESP) CARLOS SANTAOLALLA MILLA
|
FACTORYTUB | 31 |
2 | 702 |
(ITA) LORENZO TRAGLIO
|
TECNOSPORT | 35 |
3 | 700 |
(ESP) JUAN MORERA
|
MOMA BIKES RAID TEAM | 36 |
4 | 750 |
(CHE) MATHIEU KURZEN
|
GECO CLASSIC | 80 |
5 | 765 |
(ESP) LORENZO FLUXA DOMENE
|
LJS RACING TEAM | 85 |
6 | 764 |
(FRA) MAXENCE GUBLIN
|
BOLIDES RACING | 87 |
7 | 759 |
(FRA) FREDERIC LARRE
|
LAGUNE – NANTES PRESTIGE AUTOS | 97 |
8 | 761 |
(ITA) MARCO ERNESTO LEVA
|
R TEAM | 103 |
9 | 701 |
(ITA) PAOLO BEDESCHI
|
TECNOSPORT | 132 |
10 | 704 |
(FRA) PASCAL LEBRUN
|
TEAM CAP179 | 167 |
OVERALL – CLASSIC
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 768 |
(ESP) CARLOS SANTAOLALLA MILLA
|
FACTORYTUB | 791 |
2 | 702 |
(ITA) LORENZO TRAGLIO
|
TECNOSPORT | 797 |
3 | 701 |
(ITA) PAOLO BEDESCHI
|
TECNOSPORT | 949 |
4 | 703 |
(BEL) DIRK VAN ROMPUY
|
TH-TRUCKS VRRACING | 1574 |
5 | 764 |
(FRA) MAXENCE GUBLIN
|
BOLIDES RACING | 1819 |
6 | 700 |
(ESP) JUAN MORERA
|
MOMA BIKES RAID TEAM | 1854 |
7 | 761 |
(ITA) MARCO ERNESTO LEVA
|
R TEAM | 2060 |
8 | 755 |
(DEU) JÖRG SAND
|
VÖLKEL DAKAR TEAM | 2623 |
9 | 767 |
(ESP) AMADEO ROIGE BRAGULAT
|
PEDREGA TEAM | 3003 |
10 | 911 |
(ESP) RAFAEL LESMES SUAREZ
|
TH-TRUCKS DAKAR POR LA VIDA | 3377 |
FULL RESULTS / ALLE ERGEBNISSE: LINK
GALLERY STAGE 10
Quelle / Source: DAKAR, A.S.O