US EditionFord’s Raptors Got Schooled By A Budget Brand At Dakar
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Ford’s Raptors Got Schooled By A Budget Brand At Dakar
Dacia Sandrider storms Dakar to take outright win in grueling desert rally. Winning driver Al-Attiyah claims sixth victory on Dacia’s second attempt. Land Rover Defender Dakar D7X-R was first in the inaugural production class. The dust has just about settled on the 48th Dakar Rally, and it’s not a Porsche, Audi, or another well-known motorsport name that’s celebrating from the podium’s top step. Instead, budget brand Dacia took the outright win…
For a young team aligned for the first time in a full season, this is a scenario that all manufacturers dream of. The Dacia Sandriders come out of this Dakar Rally 2026 with a result that will make talk all over the paddock, at the end of almost two weeks of racing across Saudi Arabia, on brittle tracks, pebbles, dunes and portions to the fullest for kilometers. Thirteen days of fight, 7,976 km in total including 4,809 km timed, a high plateau a…
Dacia wins Dakar Rally at second attempt, as Al-Attiyah claims sixth career crown
This last Saturday, on January 17, Dacia captured its first Dakar Rally victory at its second participation in the FIA World Rally-Raid Championship event, with Qatar’s Nasser Al-Attiyah and Belgian navigator Fabian Lurquin securing the overall win in the cars category after the final stage around the Red Sea port city of Yanbu. Al-Attiyah, […] The post Dacia wins Dakar Rally at second attempt, as Al-Attiyah claims sixth career crown appeared …
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