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Jan 5th, 2013 Dakar Rally Stage 1 Race Info & Discussion
Join in and discuss all the action from Stage 1 of the 2013 Dakar Rally. Robby Gordon will drive the #315 Speed Energy/Mapei/Toyo Tires Hummer. Support during the rally will come from the #544 & #550 BOUCOU team. The special section of Stage 1 is VERY SHORT, only 13km long. The parade leading up to the start of stage 1 will be televised and we will have coverage here. So join us at 8:00am/et on Jan 5th. Robby Gordon is slated to begin his special section at 2:30pm/et. Raceday chat will be available throughout the entire 2013 Dakar Rally. Raceday chat now works on the Ipad & Iphone.
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STAGE 1 TRACKING
STAGE 1: LIMA > PISCO
Connection 250km | Special Stage 13km | Total 263km
COURSE OVERVIEW
It won’t be long before competitors will be singled out, but for the moment, the mini special stage organised on the outskirts of Pisco will principally be used to divide up the drivers into categories according to their level, who in turn will reassemble during the rally. The initial stage won’t be as stiff as the drink that made the region famous, but the picture postcard landscape is especially appealing. The concentration required over the several timed kilometres will still allow the competitors to admire the scenery. Nevertheless, the light-hearted attitude and relaxed driving style adopted by the competitors during this first day must not mislead them: the Dakar has really begun.
The GREEN section of the route is the connection , the RED is the Special Section of the stage.
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Permalink Reply by billy williams on
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he was down 12 min. on the first stage before long stage 2 tomorrow lets see
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Permalink Reply by sam nava on
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GORDON HAVING PROBLEMS ALREADY????????? OMG HE IS MY FAVORITE RACER BUT HE NEEDS TO STOP TRASH TALKING AND PUT MORE ATTENTION IN RACING AND HAVING EVERYTHING READY.
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Permalink Reply by Jaci on
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Robby Gordon (Hummer) laid on a dune (FRANCK FIFE / AFP)Lodger before the rally, Robby Gordon did not take long to become disillusioned. The American lost the Dakar on the first thirteen kilometers due to a transmission problem.
The Hummer has more bottle than the buggy Al-Attiyah and Sainz but youth has the power temporarily. Minutes after the festival two cars of Team Red Bull Qatar (Sainz and Al-Attiyah passed the first and third best time in the first step, note), Robby Gordon has lost more than a smile and jokes. After four kilometers, the attack of a dune, the Californian became trapped. Blocked at the top of this mound of sand, the Hummer had no other choice but to engage reverse. The couple's phenomenal buggy U.S. was right pinion gearbox.
A pinion 31'45 "
Because of this mishap, Gordon is off to 10'35 "late scratch on Carlos Sainz is 31'45" overall with the coefficient applied to the first stage . Upon arrival, the former NASCAR champion remained a philosopher. "It's like that, it's the Dakar!" The bill is still heavy for a 13 kilometer prologue. No doubt Gordon will try everything to offer another picture of his Hummer. On the track or off the show is his best specialty.
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Permalink Reply by Wally Meier on
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Knowing I am extremely biasd here, but the writer sounds like they are enjoying this way too much! c'mon Robby it's time for a come back for the ages!! GAS ON ROBBY!!
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Permalink Reply by J.R. Sands on
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Thanks Jaci
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Permalink Reply by Michael Martinez on
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Wellp
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Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on
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the good new's is the engines not blown up.
the biv. is at the finishline,so the guys probably have a new transmission mostly installed by now.
we'll know in the morning where Robby will start,the good news is we're racing the clock.
Tomorrows stage is short appr.150miles (242K) the terrain skirts the mountain range.Nevada'ish
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