DAKAR Stage 11
FOCUS
The terrain proves decisive! With more than 4,700 kilometres of specials over two weeks of racing, it is still possible to predict where the victory will be won. The dunes of the Empty Quarter definitely played an important role, while the volcanic stones on the first stage also played a part. Indeed, we could list the damage recorded on each of the stages in one category or another. However, there was no escaping that the journey from AlUla to Yanbu was a significant step, the moment of truth for the pretenders to the crown. Over the 420 kilometres against the clock, the leaders were intent on holding strong and their pursuers were determined to attack. Ricky Brabec was equal to the task, still unshakeable despite Ross Branch’s stage victory, and Carlos Sainz was able to take advantage of Sébastien Loeb’s setbacks.
OUTLINE
Everything was still possible… but only relatively speaking in the bike category, in which the Monster Energy Honda Team had locked up the leader’s position for Ricky Brabec. With the pact accepted by all the reds, there was still the issue of second place to be settled, a place accessible to Adrien Van Beveren, who is on top form, or also Nacho Cornejo, both of whom started the day less than 4 minutes behind Ross Branch. The Chilean’s case was settled after 111 km, where he had to struggle with his bike to solve a fuel pump problem. In the meantime, the South African Hero rider, who was the fifth biker to start, took advantage to climb up the stage rankings and grab his second win of the week, while gaining a little on Brabec, skilfully protecting his second place in the general rankings. Adrien Van Beveren also kept hold of his third place, despite a major fright when an unexpected encounter with a herd of dromedaries ended with a heavy tumble. There were no more twists in the tale on two wheels, but the plot developments in the Ultimate class of the car category were even more spectacular, with the duel between Sainz and Loeb causing live tracking addicts to break out in cold sweats throughout the day. As Loeb’s adventures unfolded (see A crushing blow), the race scenarios changed several times. The BRX driver was able to save his place on the podium but owes this chiefly to the first major setback experienced on the Dakar by Lucas Moraes. With a time loss of more than two hours, the Brazilian came down to earth with a bang, from 3rd place to 9th place in the race hierarchy, to be precise. On the contrary, Guerlain Chicherit, still demonstrating fine pace at the end of this edition of the Dakar, continued to climb up the rankings and has now reached 4th place thanks to a second consecutive stage success won as an opener. To climb onto the podium tomorrow, he will have to gain 7 minutes over 175 kilometres from Sébastien Loeb, while opening once again, which is far from a simple equation.
In the Challenger class, it is very unlikely that Mitch Guthrie will fall from the top of the category thanks to his 25-minute lead over Cristina Gutiérrez, but the couple formed by Nicolás Cavigliasso and Valentina Pertegarini will be looking for a hat-trick tomorrow after winning a second consecutive stage (See performance of the day). However, Xavier de Soultrait will have to keep a very close eye on his nearest pursuer in the SSV race hierarchy, namely Jérôme de Sadeleer, who is 2’49’’ behind the Frenchman. In the truck race, despite the 10th stage win of his career, Aleš Loprais has still not managed to bring the time between himself and Martin Macík to below two hours. The latter will have the honour of flying the Czech flag at the top of the final general rankings and proudly draping himself in its folds on the podium in Yanbu tomorrow evening.
TIMEOUT RACING
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PERFORMANCE OF THE DAY
To play a major role on the Dakar, Nicolás Cavigliasso would have had to have begun his demonstration a little earlier in the race, quite like he did when he made his debut in the quad category and finished 2nd on his first participation in 2018, before majestically winning the following year. Many observers remember the podium ceremony in Lima, when the Argentinean proposed to a young lady. Valentina, who insisted on keeping her maiden name of Pertegarini, is now sat in the co-pilot seat of the Challenger driven by Nicolás. This was already the case last year, but the two newcomers to the class suffered too many technical problems to reach the finish in the official rankings. However, this year they are setting the record straight with panache. Admittedly they are some way down the general rankings, but they have managed to win two times in a row, which is a first for a crew bound by the oath of marriage!
Loprais RACING
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CRUSHING BLOW
Sébastien Loeb has experienced sufficient joys and sorrows on the Dakar to fill an adventure novel. The French driver has enhanced his roll of honour with plenty of stage wins and has envisioned himself winning the race as many times as he has actually lost it. The tracks to Yanbu became another of his roads to ruin on which his chances of victory were crushed, the day after he amazingly breathed new life into his battle with Carlos Sainz. This morning, with 13 minutes to make up on risky terrain, Loeb had an opportunity to pressure his rival into a mistake. Despite the puncture problems he encountered on the first and tenth stage, the hunter did not hesitate in going on all-out attack to hoover up the bunches of seconds he required. It was not the tyres that put paid to his hopes, however, but too brutal a landing after a jump, which broke his front-wheel axel unit after 132 km. Without any immediate solution, the man from Alsace seemed condemned to wait for his assistance team and lose a number of hours as a result. Providence arrived, nevertheless, in the form of the Hunter driven by Chinese driver Yungang Zi, who was kind enough to give up the part that allowed the former WRC champion to try and keep his place on the podium. To do so, he had to reach the finishing line without delay and avoid punctures. In the end, Loeb stopped three times and completed the stage with his wheels in a terrible state, but did enough to save his third place, leaving him 7 minutes ahead of Guerlain Chicherit.
STAT OF THE DAY
36. After 4260 kilometres against the clock for the bikers, general rankings leader Ricky Brabec is now the rider who has spent the most time opening the way, either alone or accompanied. The American has spent 1530 kilometres physically out in front, which amounts to 36% of the timed sections, followed by Nacho Cornejo, with 1435 kilometres (34%) and Adrien Van Beveren, with 1137 kilometres (27%). It is the same Honda trio, but this time in a different order, for the amount of kilometres spent alone opening the way. For this exercise, Van Beveren has spent the most time in front alone, with 619 kilometres, ahead of Brabec (526 km) and Cornejo (398 km). The HRC bikers have literally been the leading men when it comes to opening on this edition of the Dakar. By way of comparison, Ross Branch has opened for 284 kilometres (7%) and only 41 kilometres alone in the camel grass and the off-piste stuff. I’m just not confident and fast enough there. I know where I’ve lost it and it gives me motivation to go home and I’ll have another year to work on it. First thing on the list is going to find some camel grass and doing some training there. It’s always good knowing you’ve got somebody behind you with the same bike, if there’s something that you need then they’re there quickly, but I don’t think it changed the race, I don’t think it changed the strategy. We just gave it our best all day, every day and I’m proud of the team, they’ve worked so hard. Just to finish is going to be a big bonus for us. If we can get on that podium that will be really cool for all of us. They’ve worked really hard and I take my hat of to them, with the endless hours they’ve done. I’ve also worked hard and to everybody back home, for all the support, it’s been incredible. There’s one more day to go, 180 km of the Dakar 2024, so let’s enjoy it. I’m not too sure of the times, I’m not too sure of what happened to Nacho. You know, we don’t get on the bike to finish second. So, we’ll give it our all and hope for the best”.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Ross Branch: “Ricky is riding an amazing race”.
Ross Branch won his 2nd stage of the year after his victory on stage 1. He has finished ahead of Brabec and Van Beveren, the other two strong men of this year’s race, but was unable to make any significant inroads on Brabec, while staying clear of Van Beveren. “It was way better than last year’s same stage. I enjoyed it, it was good fun. For sure, it was a tough stage and really, really rocky all the time, but I enjoyed it and tried to put the hammer down. I think I’ve left it a little bit too late. Ricky is riding an amazing race and he deserves to be where he is. We’ve just got to keep on fighting and see what we can do for tomorrow, for the last day. I definitely lost time in the camel grass. I’ve got a bit of work to do
THE MAKING OF CLASSIC
Lorenzo Traglio and his Nissan Pathfinder, decked out in Tecnosport colours, perhaps pulled off a masterstroke today. With 797 points to Carlos Santaolalla Milla’s 791 this morning, the Italian managed to draw close up to the strong man of the first week. This evening, on the shores of the Red Sea, a single point separates the two crews, for whom the last stage tomorrow will be nothing like a mere parade on the shores of Lac Rose, like when the race was contested in Africa. At the time, there was a saying that the Dakar was never won before reaching Dakar. Tomorrow, to pay the tribute he dreams of paying to his father Maurizio, head of Tecnosport in the 1990s, Lorenzo will have to get hold of more than one point before reaching Yanbu.
WORLD RALLY-RAID CHAMPIONSHIP
Brabec and Honda aim for the top
Ricky Brabec and Honda can take the upper hand in the FIM rankings tomorrow. On the W2RC, the American was already runner-up in 2022, before 9th place last season. For Ross Branch, who is aiming for 2nd place in the general rankings tomorrow, it will be an unprecedented position, after 4th in 2023 following 13th in 2022. However, for Adrien Van Beveren, the 3rd place which seems to be promised to him is exactly the same position that the Frenchman picked up on the last two seasons. As it stands, Honda will take the lead in the constructors’ championship, thanks to the combined performances of Brabec and Van Beveren, which will give the brand 62 points. The sole rider left competing for Hero MotoSports will put the Indian brand in second place with 30 points.
World Rally-Raid
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ERGEBNISSE / Results – BIKES
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 46 |
(BWA) ROSS BRANCH
|
HERO MOTOSPORTS TEAM RALLY | 04H 51′ 57“ |
2 | 9 |
(USA) RICKY BRABEC
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 04H 52′ 29“ |
3 | 42 |
(FRA) ADRIEN VAN BEVEREN
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 04H 55′ 14“ |
4 | 1 |
(ARG) LUCIANO BENAVIDES
|
HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING | 04H 56′ 35“ |
5 | 2 |
(AUS) TOBY PRICE
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RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 04H 58′ 28“ |
6 | 18 |
(ZAF) BRADLEY COX
|
BAS WORLD KTM RACING TEAM | 05H 00′ 02“ |
7 | 47 |
(ARG) KEVIN BENAVIDES
|
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 05H 02′ 05“ |
8 | 5 |
(AUS) DANIEL SANDERS
|
RED BULL GASGAS FACTORY RACING | 05H 04′ 20“ |
9 | 23 |
(CZE) MARTIN MICHEK
|
ORION – MOTO RACING GROUP | 05H 06′ 24“ |
10 | 142 |
(SVK) STEFAN SVITKO
|
SLOVNAFT RALLY TEAM | 05H 07′ 44“ |
OVERALL – BIKES
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 9 |
(USA) RICKY BRABEC
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 49H 37′ 57“ |
2 | 46 |
(BWA) ROSS BRANCH
|
HERO MOTOSPORTS TEAM RALLY | 49H 48′ 19“ |
3 | 42 |
(FRA) ADRIEN VAN BEVEREN
|
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 49H 52′ 28“ |
4 | 11 | MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM | 50H 16′ 41“ | |
5 | 47 |
(ARG) KEVIN BENAVIDES
|
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 50H 20′ 16“ |
6 | 2 |
(AUS) TOBY PRICE
|
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING | 50H 25′ 56“ |
7 | 1 |
(ARG) LUCIANO BENAVIDES
|
HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING | 50H 33′ 45“ |
8 | 5 |
(AUS) DANIEL SANDERS
|
RED BULL GASGAS FACTORY RACING | 50H 50′ 22“ |
9 | 142 |
(SVK) STEFAN SVITKO
|
SLOVNAFT RALLY TEAM | 51H 32′ 15“ |
10 | 23 |
(CZE) MARTIN MICHEK
|
ORION – MOTO RACING GROUP | 52H 21′ 37“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – Original by Motul
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 96 |
(AUT) TOBIAS EBSTER
|
KINI RALLY RACING TEAM | 05H 44′ 38“ |
2 | 37 |
(BEL) JEROME MARTINY
|
ANQUETY MOTORSPORT | 05H 51′ 06“ |
3 | 82 |
(ESP) ALBERT MARTIN GARCIA
|
PEDREGA TEAM | 06H 14′ 55“ |
4 | 104 |
(FRA) JEREMIE GERBER
|
TLDRACING | 06H 41′ 53“ |
5 | 97 |
(ECU) JUAN PUGA
|
JP1 KEWS DAKAR RALLY TEAM | 06H 46′ 31“ |
6 | 61 |
(CZE) DAVID PABISKA
|
SP MOTO BOHEMIA | 06H 49′ 36“ |
7 | 131 |
(FRA) ANTHONY FABRE
|
TEAM RAF | 07H 03′ 02“ |
8 | 112 |
(ITA) GIOELE MEONI
|
DAKAR 4 DAKAR | 07H 04′ 37“ |
9 | 87 |
(CZE) LIBOR PODMOL
|
PODMOL DAKAR TEAM | 07H 07′ 28“ |
10 | 84 |
(ITA) TIZIANO INTERNO
|
RALLY POV | 07H 19′ 43“ |
OVERALL – Original by Motul
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 96 |
(AUT) TOBIAS EBSTER
|
KINI RALLY RACING TEAM | 56H 18′ 46“ |
2 | 37 |
(BEL) JEROME MARTINY
|
ANQUETY MOTORSPORT | 58H 15′ 02“ |
3 | 82 |
(ESP) ALBERT MARTIN GARCIA
|
PEDREGA TEAM | 62H 10′ 50“ |
4 | 61 |
(CZE) DAVID PABISKA
|
SP MOTO BOHEMIA | 65H 04′ 21“ |
5 | 97 |
(ECU) JUAN PUGA
|
JP1 KEWS DAKAR RALLY TEAM | 65H 44′ 45“ |
6 | 112 |
(ITA) GIOELE MEONI
|
DAKAR 4 DAKAR | 66H 31′ 40“ |
7 | 104 |
(FRA) JEREMIE GERBER
|
TLDRACING | 67H 52′ 54“ |
8 | 87 |
(CZE) LIBOR PODMOL
|
PODMOL DAKAR TEAM | 69H 07′ 30“ |
9 | 100 |
(ZAF) STUART GREGORY
|
STUART GREGORY | 74H 39′ 04“ |
10 | 32 |
(USA) KYLE MC COY
|
AMERICAN RALLY ORIGINALS | 75H 30′ 51“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – CARS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 211 |
(FRA) GUERLAIN CHICHERIT
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 04H 43′ 00“ |
2 | 221 |
(BEL) GUILLAUME DE MEVIUS
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 04H 48′ 32“ |
3 | 204 |
(ESP) CARLOS SAINZ
|
TEAM AUDI SPORT | 04H 48′ 35“ |
4 | 207 |
(SWE) MATTIAS EKSTRÖM
|
TEAM AUDI SPORT | 04H 52′ 46“ |
5 | 226 |
(ZAF) SAOOD VARIAWA
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 04H 55′ 37“ |
6 | 220 |
(FRA) CHRISTIAN LAVIEILLE
|
MD RALLYE SPORT | 04H 58′ 06“ |
7 | 205 |
(ARG) JUAN CRUZ YACOPINI
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 04H 58′ 23“ |
8 | 214 |
(LTU) VAIDOTAS ZALA
|
X-RAID ARIJUS TEAM | 04H 58′ 38“ |
9 | 210 |
(ESP) NANI ROMA
|
FORD M-SPORT | 05H 00′ 51“ |
10 | 243 |
(ZAF) GUY DAVID BOTTERILL
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 05H 05′ 40“ |
OVERALL – CARS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 204 |
(ESP) CARLOS SAINZ
|
TEAM AUDI SPORT | 46H 24′ 47“ |
2 | 221 |
(BEL) GUILLAUME DE MEVIUS
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 47H 50′ 53“ |
3 | 203 |
(FRA) SEBASTIEN LOEB
|
BAHRAIN RAID XTREME | 48H 00′ 49“ |
4 | 211 |
(FRA) GUERLAIN CHICHERIT
|
OVERDRIVE RACING | 48H 06′ 07“ |
5 | 208 |
(CZE) MARTIN PROKOP
|
ORLEN JIPOCAR TEAM | 48H 41′ 34“ |
6 | 243 |
(ZAF) GUY DAVID BOTTERILL
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 49H 05′ 18“ |
7 | 209 |
(ZAF) GINIEL DE VILLIERS
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 49H 14′ 56“ |
8 | 223 |
(LTU) BENEDIKTAS VANAGAS
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING BALTICS | 49H 25′ 23“ |
9 | 206 |
(BRA) LUCAS MORAES
|
TOYOTA GAZOO RACING | 49H 30′ 29“ |
10 | 212 |
(FRA) MATHIEU SERRADORI
|
CENTURY RACING FACTORY TEAM | 49H 33′ 04“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – CHALLENGER
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 312 |
(ARG) NICOLAS CAVIGLIASSO
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 05H 19′ 13“ |
2 | 318 |
(BRA) MARCELO TIGLIA GASTALDI
|
TEAM BBR | 05H 25′ 31“ |
3 | 311 |
(SAU) SALEH ALSAIF
|
DARK HORSE TEAM | 05H 28′ 41“ |
4 | 306 | RED BULL OFF-ROAD JR TEAM USA BY BFG | 05H 33′ 20“ | |
5 | 300 |
(LTU) ROKAS BACIUSKA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 05H 34′ 58“ |
6 | 303 |
(USA) MITCHELL GUTHRIE
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 05H 36′ 16“ |
7 | 315 |
(PRT) RICARDO POREM
|
MMP | 05H 42′ 46“ |
8 | 301 |
(CHL) FRANCISCO LOPEZ CONTARDO
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 05H 47′ 03“ |
9 | 346 |
(ESP) MANUEL PLAZA PEREZ
|
SODICARS RACING | 05H 48′ 02“ |
10 | 347 |
(AUT) LUKAS LAUDA
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 05H 57′ 48“ |
OVERALL – CHALLENGER
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 303 |
(USA) MITCHELL GUTHRIE
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 51H 38′ 06“ |
2 | 306 | RED BULL OFF-ROAD JR TEAM USA BY BFG | 52H 03′ 13“ | |
3 | 300 |
(LTU) ROKAS BACIUSKA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 52H 59′ 01“ |
4 | 301 |
(CHL) FRANCISCO LOPEZ CONTARDO
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 53H 02′ 41“ |
5 | 305 |
(USA) AUSTIN JONES
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 53H 40′ 55“ |
6 | 311 |
(SAU) SALEH ALSAIF
|
DARK HORSE TEAM | 55H 15′ 29“ |
7 | 315 |
(PRT) RICARDO POREM
|
MMP | 55H 29′ 58“ |
8 | 318 |
(BRA) MARCELO TIGLIA GASTALDI
|
TEAM BBR | 55H 58′ 13“ |
9 | 312 |
(ARG) NICOLAS CAVIGLIASSO
|
TAURUS FACTORY TEAM | 58H 21′ 24“ |
10 | 336 |
(NLD) PAUL SPIERINGS
|
DAKARTEAM SPIERINGS | 59H 25′ 29“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – SSV
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 420 |
(CHE) JEROME DE SADELEER
|
MMP | 05H 21′ 36“ |
2 | 402 |
(ESP) GERARD FARRES GUELL
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 05H 21′ 38“ |
3 | 414 |
(BRA) CRISTIANO BATISTA
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 05H 26′ 27“ |
4 | 411 |
(FRA) XAVIER DE SOULTRAIT
|
SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM | 05H 32′ 29“ |
5 | 400 |
(PRT) JOÃO FERREIRA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 05H 46′ 16“ |
6 | 408 |
(SAU) YASIR SEAIDAN
|
MMP | 06H 07′ 27“ |
7 | 405 |
(FRA) FLORENT VAYSSADE
|
SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM | 06H 23′ 17“ |
8 | 437 |
(NLD) MARTIJN VAN DEN BROEK
|
VAN HAM RACING/QFF | 06H 25′ 14“ |
9 | 436 |
(MEX) DANIEL GONZALEZ REINA
|
GEEK RACING/ TH-TRUCKS | 06H 27′ 37“ |
10 | 426 |
(LTU) EMILIJA GELAZNINKIENE
|
RENTWAY DAKAR TEAM | 06H 28′ 16“ |
OVERALL – SSV
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 411 |
(FRA) XAVIER DE SOULTRAIT
|
SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM | 54H 35′ 11“ |
2 | 420 |
(CHE) JEROME DE SADELEER
|
MMP | 54H 38′ 00“ |
3 | 408 |
(SAU) YASIR SEAIDAN
|
MMP | 55H 38′ 45“ |
4 | 419 |
(USA) SARA PRICE
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 55H 42′ 56“ |
5 | 400 |
(PRT) JOÃO FERREIRA
|
CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM | 55H 54′ 38“ |
6 | 409 |
(ECU) SEBASTIAN GUAYASAMIN
|
FN SPEED TEAM | 58H 08′ 08“ |
7 | 414 |
(BRA) CRISTIANO BATISTA
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 58H 28′ 11“ |
8 | 402 |
(ESP) GERARD FARRES GUELL
|
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM | 59H 15′ 20“ |
9 | 426 |
(LTU) EMILIJA GELAZNINKIENE
|
RENTWAY DAKAR TEAM | 65H 25′ 09“ |
10 | 435 |
(ESP) RICARDO RAMILO SUAREZ
|
SCUDERIA RAMILO RODAMOTO | 65H 44′ 54“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – TRUCKS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 602 |
(CZE) ALES LOPRAIS
|
INSTAFOREX LOPRAIS PRAGA | 05H 18′ 50“ |
2 | 601 |
(CZE) MARTIN MACIK
|
MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM | 05H 23′ 57“ |
3 | 604 |
(CZE) JAROSLAV VALTR
|
TATRA BUGGYRA ZM RACING | 05H 50′ 39“ |
4 | 605 |
(NLD) PASCAL DE BAAR
|
TATRA BUGGYRA ZM RACING | 05H 53′ 30“ |
5 | 600 |
(NLD) JANUS VAN KASTEREN
|
BOSS MACHINERY TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 05H 59′ 11“ |
6 | 609 |
(JPN) TERUHITO SUGAWARA
|
HINO TEAM SUGAWARA | 06H 00′ 41“ |
7 | 622 |
(NLD) MICHIEL BECX
|
BECX COMPETITION TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 06H 01′ 16“ |
8 | 635 |
(CZE) MICHAL VALTR
|
VALTR RACING TEAM | 06H 12′ 09“ |
9 | 603 |
(NLD) MITCHEL VAN DEN BRINK
|
EUROL RALLYSPORT | 06H 19′ 36“ |
10 | 610 |
(ITA) CLAUDIO BELLINA
|
MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM | 06H 26′ 54“ |
OVERALL – TRUCKS
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | TIME |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 601 |
(CZE) MARTIN MACIK
|
MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM | 52H 31′ 45“ |
2 | 602 |
(CZE) ALES LOPRAIS
|
INSTAFOREX LOPRAIS PRAGA | 54H 32′ 46“ |
3 | 603 |
(NLD) MITCHEL VAN DEN BRINK
|
EUROL RALLYSPORT | 56H 59′ 10“ |
4 | 600 |
(NLD) JANUS VAN KASTEREN
|
BOSS MACHINERY TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 57H 58′ 27“ |
5 | 608 |
(NLD) VICK VERSTEIJNEN
|
VERSTEIJNEN TRUCK RACING | 63H 23′ 04“ |
6 | 622 |
(NLD) MICHIEL BECX
|
BECX COMPETITION TEAM DE ROOY FPT | 64H 05′ 57“ |
7 | 609 |
(JPN) TERUHITO SUGAWARA
|
HINO TEAM SUGAWARA | 69H 34′ 23“ |
8 | 610 |
(ITA) CLAUDIO BELLINA
|
MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM | 70H 44′ 24“ |
9 | 617 |
(NLD) BEN DE GROOT
|
DE GROOT SPORT | 72H 52′ 00“ |
10 | 607 |
(NLD) RICHARD DE GROOT
|
FIREMEN DAKAR TEAM | 99H 20′ 47“ |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – MISSION 1000
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1003 |
(CHN) WENMIN SU
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 15 |
2 | 1020 |
(USA) JAMIE CAMPBELL
|
HYSE | 15 |
3 | 1000 |
(FRA) SYLVAIN ESPINASSE
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 10 |
4 | 1001 |
(ITA) OSCAR POLLI
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 10 |
5 | 1002 |
(FRA) WILLY JOBARD
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 10 |
6 | 1004 |
(CHN) GANG JUN CAI
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 10 |
7 | 1010 |
(NLD) DICK ZUURMOND
|
STICHTING RAINBOW TRUCK TEAM | 10 |
8 | 1021 |
(FRA) JEAN MICHEL PAULHE
|
TEAM LES TIGRES DU DÉSERT | 10 |
9 | 1030 |
(ESP) JORDI JUVANTENY
|
KH7-ECOVERGY TEAM | 10 |
10 | 1005 | TEAM DAKAR ECO GALICIA | 8 |
OVERALL – MISSION 1000
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1030 |
(ESP) JORDI JUVANTENY
|
KH7-ECOVERGY TEAM | 155 |
2 | 1021 |
(FRA) JEAN MICHEL PAULHE
|
TEAM LES TIGRES DU DÉSERT | 143 |
3 | 1003 |
(CHN) WENMIN SU
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 124 |
4 | 1004 |
(CHN) GANG JUN CAI
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 104 |
5 | 1020 |
(USA) JAMIE CAMPBELL
|
HYSE | 100 |
6 | 1005 | TEAM DAKAR ECO GALICIA | 89 | |
7 | 1002 |
(FRA) WILLY JOBARD
|
ARCTIC LEOPARD FACTORY RACING | 84 |
8 | 1010 |
(NLD) DICK ZUURMOND
|
STICHTING RAINBOW TRUCK TEAM | 82 |
9 | 1000 |
(FRA) SYLVAIN ESPINASSE
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 61 |
10 | 1001 |
(ITA) OSCAR POLLI
|
TACITA FORMULA CORSA | 27 |
ERGEBNISSE / Results – CLASSIC
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 702 |
(ITA) LORENZO TRAGLIO
|
TECNOSPORT | 9 |
2 | 768 |
(ESP) CARLOS SANTAOLALLA MILLA
|
FACTORYTUB | 14 |
3 | 714 |
(CZE) ONDREJ KLYMCIW
|
KLYMCIW RACING | 16 |
4 | 764 |
(FRA) MAXENCE GUBLIN
|
BOLIDES RACING | 26 |
5 | 703 |
(BEL) DIRK VAN ROMPUY
|
TH-TRUCKS VRRACING | 32 |
6 | 700 |
(ESP) JUAN MORERA
|
MOMA BIKES RAID TEAM | 34 |
7 | 911 |
(ESP) RAFAEL LESMES SUAREZ
|
TH-TRUCKS DAKAR POR LA VIDA | 40 |
8 | 737 |
(POL) TOMASZ STANISZEWSKI
|
DEXT P-RALLY | 46 |
9 | 728 |
(HRV) JURAJ SEBALJ
|
TECNOSPORT | 48 |
10 | 913 |
(ESP) JAIME MARTINEZ CANTELI
|
TH-TRUCKS TEAM | 56 |
OVERALL – CLASSIC
POS. | N° | DRIVE-TEAM | TEAM | POINTS |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 768 |
(ESP) CARLOS SANTAOLALLA MILLA
|
FACTORYTUB | 805 |
2 | 702 |
(ITA) LORENZO TRAGLIO
|
TECNOSPORT | 806 |
3 | 701 |
(ITA) PAOLO BEDESCHI
|
TECNOSPORT | 1009 |
4 | 703 |
(BEL) DIRK VAN ROMPUY
|
TH-TRUCKS VRRACING | 1606 |
5 | 764 |
(FRA) MAXENCE GUBLIN
|
BOLIDES RACING | 1845 |
6 | 700 |
(ESP) JUAN MORERA
|
MOMA BIKES RAID TEAM | 1888 |
7 | 761 |
(ITA) MARCO ERNESTO LEVA
|
R TEAM | 2402 |
8 | 755 |
(DEU) JÖRG SAND
|
VÖLKEL DAKAR TEAM | 2788 |
9 | 767 |
(ESP) AMADEO ROIGE BRAGULAT
|
PEDREGA TEAM | 3070 |
10 | 911 |
(ESP) RAFAEL LESMES SUAREZ
|
TH-TRUCKS DAKAR POR LA VIDA | 3417 |
FULL RESULTS / ALLE ERGEBNISSE: LINK
GALLERY STAGE 11
Quelle / Source: DAKAR, A.S.O