DAKAR 2024: Stage 5 / 5. Etappe – all classes: VIDEO-Highlights, report & results + GALLERY!

DAKAR Stage 5

 

FOCUS

As the name suggests, the Empty Quarter is not exactly teeming with conventional architectural or
cultural tourist attractions. Yet, for rally-raid enthusiasts, it is a staggering treasure trove with dunes that
stretch as far as the eye can see. Millions? Billions, perhaps? Who knows, it is hard to count while in
the throes of sand fever. The riders and crews were even willing to jump out of their sleeping bags in
the dead of night to tackle a 508 km road section and plunge into this sea of dunes for a pivotal 118 km
special that set the stage for their stay in the Empty Quarter. Pablo Quintanilla, who cut his teeth in
Chile’s Atacama Desert, and Nasser Al Attiyah, who learned the ropes in the neighbouring sands of
Qatar, turned up the heat today and added another notch to their belts.

OUTLINE

It did not take a genius to figure out the right approach to the special among the top motorbike riders.
The Rally GP starting order is flipped for the „48H Chrono“ beginning tomorrow, so the biggest
advantage will go to the latest starter among the 17 entrants still in contention in this class. Adrien Van
Beveren’s game plan seemed spot on, with an interesting fifth place at km 0 and a knack for surfing the
dunes that gave him a realistic shot at the stage win. It was almost impossible for the Frenchman to
lose. Almost. In the end, he was pipped at the post by just 37 seconds by his Monster Energy Honda
teammate, Pablo Quintanilla. The Chilean notched up his eighth Dakar stage win and bagged the
prime slot for stage 6A. In his twelfth appearance in the Dakar, where he has twice snagged the runner-
up’s spot (2020 and 2022), „Quintafondo“, sixth overall at 26′47″ back, will have the deck stacked in
his favour, but he still needs to play his cards right to bump Ross Branch from the hot seat and emerge
as the leader of the Honda squad, which has another three riders in hot pursuit of the Botswanan:
Cornejo (second at 1′14″), Brabec (third at 3′47″) and Van Beveren (fourth at 18′10″).
It was a completely different story in the car race, with no unusual starting procedures lined up for
tomorrow. Instead, the drivers will tackle a separate route, unable to benefit from tracks left by the
motorbike riders. There was a palpable sense of concern among many of the favourites, with each
crafting his own tactical recipe to fend off competitors looming in their rear-view mirror tomorrow
morning. Stéphane Peterhansel and Carlos Sainz, for instance, played it cool to finish sixteenth and
seventeenth in the Ultimate class, a mere 14 seconds apart. Time will tell if this was the right move.
Sébastien Loeb went as far as to deliberately miss a waypoint, landing him a 15-minute penalty and
widening his gap to the leader, Yazeed Al Rajhi, to a daunting 43 minutes. Talk about a gamble!
Meanwhile, the Saudi front-runner did not tempt fate today, and neither did Nasser Al Attiyah, who
dialled up his signature aggression when looking to make a statement. Over a distance of 118 km, he
outpaced Guerlain Chicherit by 1′51″ to nab his 48th stage win, which is also his first in a Hunter,
adding to a diverse victory list that spans BMW, Volkswagen, Hummer, Jefferies Buggy, Mini and Toyota.
That is a roster of seven different constructors, pulling level with „Peter“ in the car category. Al Attiyah
slotted into second place in the overall, trailing his former teammate Yazeed Al Rajhi by 9 minutes, and
will lead the charge in the „48H Chrono“ with gusto.

In the Challenger class, Eryk Goczał conceded over 2 minutes to today’s victor, Francisco „Chaleco“
López, in what did not seem like a calculated move, but his vice grip on the lead remains as tight as
ever. Gerard Farrés suffered a debacle, tumbling in the dunes and dashing his title prospects.
Meanwhile, Xavier de Soultrait claimed the stage, proving that his spectacular debut in his new class
was no fluke. Finally, Aleš Loprais and Janus van Kasteren’s troubles played right into the hands of
Martin Macík, who took the stage win and is now sandwiched between the two hot favourites in the
provisional top 3.

Macik Racing


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PERFORMANCE OF THE DAY

What a comeback by „Chaleco“! In the 2024 Dakar, it seems like you need a Polish surname, preferably
Goczał, to call the shots at the top of the Challenger class. Specifically, it is the latest scion of the family,
Eryk, who has been hogging the limelight with four stage wins, including the prologue, and still reigns
supreme in the overall. Yet today, the allure of sand and dunes brought back the „Chaleco“ of old, the
one who has won three trophies, two in the SSV class (2019 and 2021) and one in T3 (2022). Today, it
appears that the Chileans shine brightest when they go on the offensive. Securing his 25th Dakar stage
win (11 on motorbikes and 14 in SSV-Challenger), the Can-Am driver, who finished fifth in the class last
year, beat Austin Jones by 2′04″ to take Chile’s 75th victory in the history of the rally.

STAT OF THE DAY

6. Unlike his competitors, Nasser Al Attiyah did not try to play 4D chess today. The Qatari romped
home with the fastest time, making it six different winners in as many specials this Dakar, after Mattias
Ekström (prologue), Guillaume de Mevius, Stéphane Peterhansel, Lucas Moraes and Sébastien
Loeb. The last time that there were six different winners in the first six stages was 2004, a whopping 20
years (and 4 days, to be exact) ago. Back then, Kenjiro Shinosuka, Josep Maria Servià, Giniel de
Villiers, Ari Vatanen, Stéphane Peterhansel and Hiroshi Masuoka took turns topping the charts
between Clermont-Ferrand (France) and Tan-Tan (Morocco). All the work poured into making the 46th
Dakar as unpredictable as possible is paying off!

QUOTE OF THE DAY

Nasser Al Attiyah claimed his first stage win in this Dakar, which is also his 48th career victory and his
first with Prodrive. This also means he will be opening the road in the „48H chrono“ tomorrow. „There
was no strategy on my part. I wanted to win the stage no matter what they have in store for us tomorrow.
„It’s 600 kilometres long and I don’t mind opening the road. Even if I lose time, what matters to me is
finishing these 600 kilometres.“

 

 

THE MAKINGS OF CLASSIC

Ondřej Klymčiw, locked in a tight battle with Carlos Santaolalla since stage 2, where the two standout
performers of the fourth edition were separated by a mere point in favour of the Spaniard, may have just
gained the upper hand today. In stage 3, the Toyota HDJ 80 driver gradually widened his lead, starting
with an 8-point cushion, only to surrender one yesterday. However, today was a masterclass from the
Škoda pilot. Sweeping all three tests of the day, he carved out a substantial lead, racking up dozens of
points against his main rival. He bagged 10 points in the first test, 20 in the next and another 10 in the
final one. Ondřej will be going to bed with a 29-point margin in the overall. Combined with two stage
wins in his first three participations, his six victories so far in the fourth edition bring his tally to eight!

TIMEOUT RACING – CLASSIC


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Ebster, an Original by Motul in the motorbike top 10

Tobias Ebster, leading the Original by Motul class in his Dakar debut, took a quantum leap today.
Kinigadner’s nephew clinched the Rally 2 special and cracked the top 10 overall! Ninth in the stage, the
26-year-old pizza delivery guy seems right at home tearing through the dunes. It was, after all, in the
nearby sands of the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge that he put his name on the map in early 2023, when
he grabbed the Rally 2 trophy and earned his ticket for this January by winning the Road to Dakar
challenge. The Austrian has got two days left to flaunt his sand-shredding talent before heading to Yanbu
and then defending his title back in Abu Dhabi. The W2RC is on the radar for Ebster, who is eager to
make a splash as soon as he can.

ERGEBNISSE / Results – BIKES

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 7 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 01H 32′ 53“
2 42 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 01H 33′ 30“ + 00H 00′ 37“
3 2
(AUS) TOBY PRICE
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING 01H 34′ 32“ + 00H 01′ 39“
4 5 RED BULL GASGAS FACTORY RACING 01H 35′ 51“ + 00H 02′ 58“
5 98 KORR OFFROAD RACING 01H 35′ 54“ + 00H 03′ 01“
6 46 HERO MOTOSPORTS TEAM RALLY 01H 36′ 35“ + 00H 03′ 42“
7 9 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 01H 36′ 41“ + 00H 03′ 48“
8 142 SLONAFT RALLY TEAM 01H 37′ 03“ + 00H 04′ 10“
9 96 KINI RALLY RACING TEAM 01H 37′ 26“ + 00H 04′ 33“
10 10 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 01H 37′ 48“ + 00H 04′ 55“

 

OVERALL – BIKES

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 46 HERO MOTOSPORTS TEAM RALLY 19H 05′ 03“ 00H 01′ 00“
2 11 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 19H 06′ 17“ + 00H 01′ 14“
3 9 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 19H 08′ 50“ + 00H 03′ 47“ 00H 01′ 00“
4 42 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 19H 23′ 13“ + 00H 18′ 10“
5 47 RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING 19H 26′ 20“ + 00H 21′ 17“
6 7 MONSTER ENERGY HONDA TEAM 19H 31′ 50“ + 00H 26′ 47“ 00H 06′ 00“
7 2
(AUS) TOBY PRICE
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING 19H 36′ 39“ + 00H 31′ 36“
8 5 RED BULL GASGAS FACTORY RACING 19H 42′ 47“ + 00H 37′ 44“
9 16 TEAM DUMONTIER RACING 19H 43′ 55“ + 00H 38′ 52“
10 23 ORION – MOTO RACING GROUP 19H 44′ 55“ + 00H 39′ 52“

 

ERGEBNISSE / Results – Original by Motul

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 96 KINI RALLY RACING TEAM 01H 37′ 26“
2 37 ANQUETY MOTORSPORT 01H 48′ 46“ + 00H 11′ 20“
3 112 DAKAR 4 DAKAR 01H 48′ 51“ + 00H 11′ 25“
4 82 PEDREGA TEAM 01H 52′ 14“ + 00H 14′ 48“
5 97
(ECU) JUAN PUGA
JP1 KEWS DAKAR RALLY TEAM 01H 52′ 36“ + 00H 15′ 10“
6 56 TEAM MARCIC 01H 53′ 58“ + 00H 16′ 32“
7 61 SP MOTO BOHEMIA 01H 55′ 13“ + 00H 17′ 47“ 00H 01′ 00“
8 74 MÔLEAGRIFOREST / COMAS MOTOS 01H 59′ 02“ + 00H 21′ 36“
9 107 DNA AIR FILTERS- ENDURO GREECE 02H 06′ 46“ + 00H 29′ 20“
10 104 TLDRACING 02H 07′ 56“ + 00H 30′ 30“

 

OVERALL – Original by Motul

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 96 KINI RALLY RACING TEAM 21H 28′ 38“ 00H 16′ 00“
2 37 ANQUETY MOTORSPORT 22H 43′ 23“ + 01H 14′ 45“ 00H 15′ 00“
3 82 PEDREGA TEAM 22H 52′ 07“ + 01H 23′ 29“
4 61 SP MOTO BOHEMIA 24H 37′ 26“ + 03H 08′ 48“ 00H 07′ 10“
5 112 DAKAR 4 DAKAR 25H 23′ 52“ + 03H 55′ 14“ 00H 06′ 00“
6 97
(ECU) JUAN PUGA
JP1 KEWS DAKAR RALLY TEAM 25H 52′ 58“ + 04H 24′ 20“ 00H 02′ 00“
7 107 DNA AIR FILTERS- ENDURO GREECE 25H 54′ 21“ + 04H 25′ 43“
8 87 PODMOL DAKAR TEAM 25H 56′ 51“ + 04H 28′ 13“ 00H 00′ 30“
9 104 TLDRACING 26H 40′ 42“ + 05H 12′ 04“ 00H 15′ 00“
10 49 KOVE ITALIA 27H 27′ 32“ + 05H 58′ 54“

 

ERGEBNISSE / Results – CARS

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 200 NASSER RACING 01H 37′ 25“
2 211 OVERDRIVE RACING 01H 39′ 16“ + 00H 01′ 51“
3 205 OVERDRIVE RACING 01H 39′ 23“ + 00H 01′ 58“
4 201 OVERDRIVE RACING 01H 39′ 25“ + 00H 02′ 00“
5 221 OVERDRIVE RACING 01H 40′ 33“ + 00H 03′ 08“
6 301 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 01H 40′ 47“ + 00H 03′ 22“
7 209 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING 01H 41′ 45“ + 00H 04′ 20“
8 207 TEAM AUDI SPORT 01H 42′ 41“ + 00H 05′ 16“
9 305 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 01H 42′ 51“ + 00H 05′ 26“
10 302
(ESP) ORIOL MENA
ENERGYLANDIA RALLY TEAM 01H 42′ 53“ + 00H 05′ 28“

 

OVERALL – CARS

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 201 OVERDRIVE RACING 17H 24′ 04“
2 200 NASSER RACING 17H 33′ 07“ + 00H 09′ 03“
3 204
(ESP) LUCAS CRUZ
TEAM AUDI SPORT 17H 35′ 35“ + 00H 11′ 31“ 00H 00′ 10“
4 207 TEAM AUDI SPORT 17H 47′ 02“ + 00H 22′ 58“ 00H 02′ 00“
5 212 CENTURY RACING FACTORY TEAM 17H 55′ 04“ + 00H 31′ 00“
6 202 TEAM AUDI SPORT 17H 58′ 16“ + 00H 34′ 12“ 00H 04′ 00“
7 214 X-RAID ARIJUS TEAM 18H 01′ 11“ + 00H 37′ 07“ 00H 00′ 10“
8 221 OVERDRIVE RACING 18H 05′ 55“ + 00H 41′ 51“ 00H 02′ 00“
9 203 BAHRAIN RAID XTREME 18H 07′ 07“ + 00H 43′ 03“ 00H 15′ 00“
10 206 TOYOTA GAZOO RACING 18H 18′ 51“ + 00H 54′ 47“

 

ERGEBNISSE / Results – CHALLENGER

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 301 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 01H 40′ 47“
2 305 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 01H 42′ 51“ + 00H 02′ 04“
3 302
(ESP) ORIOL MENA
ENERGYLANDIA RALLY TEAM 01H 42′ 53“ + 00H 02′ 06“
4 312 TAURUS FACTORY TEAM 01H 44′ 25“ + 00H 03′ 38“
5 311 DARK HORSE TEAM 01H 44′ 46“ + 00H 03′ 59“
6 314
(GBR) KRIS MEEKE
GRALLYTEAM 01H 44′ 46“ + 00H 03′ 59“
7 300 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 01H 44′ 55“ + 00H 04′ 08“
8 306 RED BULL OFF-ROAD JR TEAM USA BY BFG 01H 45′ 11“ + 00H 04′ 24“
9 310 ENERGYLANDIA RALLY TEAM 01H 45′ 23“ + 00H 04′ 36“
10 303 TAURUS FACTORY TEAM 01H 46′ 16“ + 00H 05′ 29“

 

OVERALL – CHALLENGER

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 302
(ESP) ORIOL MENA
ENERGYLANDIA RALLY TEAM 19H 01′ 18“
2 304 ENERGYLANDIA RALLY TEAM 19H 36′ 08“ + 00H 34′ 50“ 00H 00′ 10“
3 303 TAURUS FACTORY TEAM 19H 41′ 04“ + 00H 39′ 46“ 00H 17′ 00“
4 301 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 20H 05′ 50“ + 01H 04′ 32“
5 305 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 20H 06′ 30“ + 01H 05′ 12“
6 306 RED BULL OFF-ROAD JR TEAM USA BY BFG 20H 08′ 56“ + 01H 07′ 38“ 00H 15′ 00“
7 318 TEAM BBR 20H 36′ 56“ + 01H 35′ 38“ 00H 00′ 20“
8 310 ENERGYLANDIA RALLY TEAM 20H 50′ 31“ + 01H 49′ 13“
9 300 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 20H 58′ 09“ + 01H 56′ 51“ 00H 04′ 00“
10 312 TAURUS FACTORY TEAM 21H 00′ 35“ + 01H 59′ 17“ 00H 30′ 00′

 

ERGEBNISSE / Results – SSV

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 411 SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM 01H 44′ 56“
2 408 MMP 01H 46′ 10“ + 00H 01′ 14“
3 420 MMP 01H 48′ 50“ + 00H 03′ 54“
4 416 TEAM BBR 01H 49′ 50“ + 00H 04′ 54“
5 405 SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM 01H 50′ 30“ + 00H 05′ 34“
6 442 TH-TRUCKS TEAM 01H 50′ 44“ + 00H 05′ 48“
7 414 SOUTH RACING CAN-AM 01H 50′ 51“ + 00H 05′ 55“
8 409 FN SPEED TEAM 01H 51′ 24“ + 00H 06′ 28“ 00H 00′ 10“
9 419
(USA) SARA PRICE
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM 01H 52′ 26“ + 00H 07′ 30“
10 424 BTR 02H 01′ 08“ + 00H 16′ 12“

 

OVERALL – SSV

OS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 420 MMP 21H 13′ 42“ 00H 00′ 20“
2 416 TEAM BBR 21H 19′ 12“ + 00H 05′ 30“ 00H 17′ 00“
3 414 SOUTH RACING CAN-AM 21H 23′ 02“ + 00H 09′ 20“ 00H 02′ 30“
4 408 MMP 21H 24′ 01“ + 00H 10′ 19“ 00H 00′ 20“
5 419
(USA) SARA PRICE
SOUTH RACING CAN-AM 21H 26′ 37“ + 00H 12′ 55“ 00H 00′ 10“
6 411 SEBASTIEN LOEB RACING – BARDAHL TEAM 21H 35′ 46“ + 00H 22′ 04“ 00H 01′ 00“
7 400 CAN-AM FACTORY TEAM 21H 44′ 10“ + 00H 30′ 28“
8 409 FN SPEED TEAM 22H 14′ 11“ + 01H 00′ 29“ 00H 00′ 20“
9 407 SOUTH RACING CAN-AM 23H 49′ 57“ + 02H 36′ 15“ 00H 00′ 10“
10 404 MMP 24H 44′ 02“ + 03H 30′ 20“ 00H 00′ 30“

 

ERGEBNISSE / Results – TRUCKS

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 601 MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM 01H 52′ 25“ 00H 00′ 30“
2 603 EUROL RALLYSPORT 01H 53′ 47“ + 00H 01′ 22“
3 608 VERSTEIJNEN TRUCK RACING 02H 00′ 20“ + 00H 07′ 55“
4 605 TATRA BUGGYRA ZM RACING 02H 05′ 14“ + 00H 12′ 49“
5 615 JONGBLOED DAKAR TEAM 02H 09′ 17“ + 00H 16′ 52“ 00H 00′ 10“
6 620 DE GROOT SPORT 02H 11′ 36“ + 00H 19′ 11“
7 609 HINO TEAM SUGAWARA 02H 11′ 41“ + 00H 19′ 16“
8 610 MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM 02H 14′ 05“ + 00H 21′ 40“ 00H 00′ 10“
9 618 LADIES TEAM DE ROOY FPT 02H 14′ 42“ + 00H 22′ 17“
10 600 BOSS MACHINERY TEAM DE ROOY FPT 02H 16′ 05“ + 00H 23′ 40“

 

OVERALL – TRUCKS

POS. EXP. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM TIME VARIATION PENALITY
1 600 BOSS MACHINERY TEAM DE ROOY FPT 20H 01′ 22“
2 601 MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM 20H 23′ 25“ + 00H 22′ 03“ 00H 32′ 30“
3 602 INSTAFOREX LOPRAIS PRAGA 20H 27′ 27“ + 00H 26′ 05“ 00H 05′ 00“
4 605 TATRA BUGGYRA ZM RACING 20H 50′ 18“ + 00H 48′ 56“ 00H 03′ 00“
5 603 EUROL RALLYSPORT 21H 07′ 43“ + 01H 06′ 21“ 00H 02′ 00“
6 604 TATRA BUGGYRA ZM RACING 21H 26′ 25“ + 01H 25′ 03“ 00H 16′ 00“
7 622 BECX COMPETITION TEAM DE ROOY FPT 21H 43′ 32“ + 01H 42′ 10“ 00H 20′ 00“
8 615 JONGBLOED DAKAR TEAM 22H 14′ 48“ + 02H 13′ 26“ 00H 31′ 30“
9 610 MM TECHNOLOGY TEAM 23H 05′ 45“ + 03H 04′ 23“ 00H 02′ 20“
10 608 VERSTEIJNEN TRUCK RACING 23H 34′ 56“ + 03H 33′ 34“

 

ERGEBNISSE / Results – CLASSIC

POS. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM POINTS VARIATION PENALITY
1 714
(CZE) JOSEF BROZ
KLYMCIW RACING 195
2 768 FACTORYTUB 222 + 27
3 701 TECNOSPORT 354 + 159
4 702 TECNOSPORT 457 + 262 20
5 703 TH-TRUCKS VRRACING 609 + 414
6 761 R TEAM 764 + 569 50
7 767 PEDREGA TEAM 961 + 766
8 755
(DEU) JÖRG SAND
VÖLKEL DAKAR TEAM 1071 + 876 400
9 719 TECNOSPORT 1309 + 1114 150
10 724 TH-TRUCKS TEAM 1343 + 1148 420

 

OVERALL – CLASSIC

POS. DRIVE-TEAM TEAM POINTS VARIATION PENALITY
1 714
(CZE) JOSEF BROZ
KLYMCIW RACING 21
2 768 FACTORYTUB 57 + 36
3 700
(ESP) LIDIA RUBA
MOMA BIKES RAID TEAM 58 + 37
4 719 TECNOSPORT 94 + 73
5 701 TECNOSPORT 95 + 74
6 705 RECINSA SPORT 110 + 89
7 906 MOTORTECNICA RACING TEAM 137 + 116
8 755
(DEU) JÖRG SAND
VÖLKEL DAKAR TEAM 140 + 119
9 759 LAGUNE – NANTES PRESTIGE AUTOS 154 + 133
10 703 TH-TRUCKS VRRACING 156 + 135

 

FULL RESULTS / ALLE ERGEBNISSE: LINK

GALLERY STAGE 5

Quelle / Source: DAKAR, A.S.O