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Jan 4th 2010 Dakar Rally Stage 3 Race Info & Discussion
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STAGE 3: La Rioja > Fiambala
Connection 259km | Special Stage 182km | Connection 0km | Total 441km
Course Overview
It'll be on the third real day of racing that the competitors will have to deal with a first test. The change of context will be radical: with a switch from earth to sand and especially a dune portion of close to 30 kilometres. Other than their dimension that suits perfectly a first part of rally, these dunes are noticeable thanks to their white colour. In this new landscape, the crews will enjoy off-piste. They will also have to adapt to a change of climate and especially sand storms that are frequent in the area.
STAGE 3: La Rioja > Fiambala
Connection 259km | Special Stage 182km | Connection 0km | Total 441km
Course Overview
It'll be on the third real day of racing that the competitors will have to deal with a first test. The change of context will be radical: with a switch from earth to sand and especially a dune portion of close to 30 kilometres. Other than their dimension that suits perfectly a first part of rally, these dunes are noticeable thanks to their white colour. In this new landscape, the crews will enjoy off-piste. They will also have to adapt to a change of climate and especially sand storms that are frequent in the area.
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Permalink Reply by zoomsss on
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Today's stage was still a bit of the same as the last 2 days, Robby wasn't all that jazzed about these, looking forward to the Chile stages.
The frustrating part is the not knowing what is really happening.
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Permalink Reply by natron008 on
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Finally, but you have to wonder why he lost so much time in the sand.
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Permalink Reply by Saint Yukon on
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@ 17:03
RG (302) cleared KM 117 +51:41
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Permalink Reply by 1splat on
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Something is not right....at KM38, how is BJ in 19th so soon after starting in the back?
How is he ahead of Rob too?
That doesn't make any sense....something is up with tracking only getting update on the to 10 or so...
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Didn't start as far back as he should have for some reason, I think they said here earlier he started like 24th?
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@ 17:10
Miller (305) has completed the course +10:14
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Permalink Reply by Will Higman on
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Maybe the altitude came into play today?
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Permalink Reply by Rob Waldrip on
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Is there any type of tracking like they have for score where you can see where they're at on the course and if they're dead in the water? Or, is all we have the Dakar check-point arrival times?
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dakar.com hasn't worked for me at all until I just hit refresh for the umpteenth time
http://tracking.dakar.com/ASO/index_us.html
getting site errors all over the place, couldn't even expand on the type of course they are running today. :(
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