Dakar: One day to go!
Al Attiyah, Benavides, Andújar, López, Duton/Etienne and Sotnikov lead.
Dakar: Contenders abandon the Rally!
Seth Quintero and Toby Price had to say farewell to the Rally today. Francisco López retook the lead.
A local win in the Dakar! Heartbreak for Cavigliasso!
Nicolás Cavigliasso, quad leader, had to abandon with a broken clutch. Al Rajhi won in cars.
Dakar: Legend Hubert Auriol passed away
Auriol passed away in France, aged 68.
Quintero: youngest ever Dakar stage winner!
Seth Quintero, 18, took the lightweight vehicle Stage 6. Résumé of the day.
Dakar: further triumphs by Al Attiyah, Barreda Bort and Sotnikov
CS Santosh suffers a brain commotion. Consistent Xavier de Soultrait leads in motos.
Al Attiyah takes his 38th Dakar stage win
Peterhansel still leads overall. US American Skyler Howes has taken the motorcycling lead.
Local victory at the Dakar Stage 2!
Saleh Alsaif won the light vehicle category and Nasser Al Attiyah won in cars. Motos saw an exact opposite mix of fortunes as yesterday.
The Dakar Rally starts with the first win for a female driver since 2005!
The Dakar Rally is back in Saudi Arabia and the first stage meant a win for two former Champions as well as the first win for a woman since 2005, and troubles for Karginov, Brabec and Löeb. We review the action.
Sportspedia’s Global Podium – November 24, 2020
This week’s Global Podium for the best sportspeople in the world features Larry Roeseler & Luke McMillin, the Cali Condors and Justin Morgan, Mark Samuels and Justin Jones.
