US EditionDakar Rally: Americans Brabec 2nd & Howes 3th In Stage 4
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Carlos Sainz began a relaxed and jovial assault on the fifth crown on the Dakar just a week ago. Upon his arrival at the bivouac, the runner in the caravan on a hypothetical last dance of the 63-year-old Madrid driver ran with more force than usual before such a display of joy. He ruled out having the question solved with grace and elegance: “I have not said that,” he clarified with a smile. The competition, however, has been twisting the gestur…
In the overall car rating, Lategan beats Al-Attiyah in 3 min 55 sec and the Ford of Mattias Ekstrom in 13 minutes. Carlos Sainz follows the podium doors (Ford, 4th to 15:53) Read
Tosha Schareina is the new leader of the Dakar in the motorcycle category after having signed his second consecutive victory in Stage 4 held on Wednesday, January 7. The Valencian rider did so again and stands at the top of the overall standings alongside the American Ricky Brabec. The Spaniard confirmed his great moment by winning the stage, a demanding marathon of 417 kilometers with end in AlUla, which is the second consecutive success he get…
Dakar Rally: Americans Brabec 2nd & Howes 3th In Stage 4
Tosha Schareina claimed back-to-back stage victories to strengthen his status as one of the favourites at this year’s Dakar Rally, moving into the overall lead as the standings were shaken up. Ricky Brabec and Skyler Howes completed a Honda one-two-three, capping off a superb day for Monster Energy Honda HRC on the opening leg of the marathon stage. Stage four from AlUla was always expected to be high risk, with riders needing to carefully mana…
South African Henk Lategan (car) and Spaniard Tosha Schareina (Honda) (motorcycle) won today's 495 km long fourth stage of the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia and are also leading the overall standings. Toni Mulec is also performing well, having finished 12th in the stage and is 12th overall.
Buenos Aires, 7 January (NA) -- The Argentine riders had an outstanding day in the fourth stage of the Dakar 2026, marked by the marathon format and extreme demand on motorcycles, cars and UTV. Luciano Benavides, Ignacio Cornejo and the duo Nicolás Cavigliasso–Valentina Pertegarini excelled in a stage that began and ended in Al-Ula and that did not have external assistance for competitors, according to Agencia Noticias Argentinas. On motorcycles…
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