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Jan 8th, 2013 Dakar Rally Stage 4 Race Info & Discussion
Join in and discuss all the action from Stage 4 of the 2013 Dakar Rally. Robby Gordon finally gets a great starting position and will roll off 2nd after his runner-up finish in stage 3. Gordon will look to grab his first 2013 Stage win, as well as cut into his 46 minute overall deficit. The cars are slated to begin the special section of stage 4 at 7:32am/et and Robby Gordonwill begin his special section at 7:33am/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 3 TRACKING
STAGE 4: NAZCA > AREQUIPA
Connection 429km | Special Stage 288km | Total 707km
COURSE OVERVIEW
It was a painful experience for many competitors when they discovered the area last year. At the beginning of the special stage, the dunes follow one another, each one like the next, strung out in a never-ending desert capable of unsettling the best technical specialists. In the opposite direction, Stéphane Peterhansel and “Nani” Roma, both of whom are masters when it comes to crossing dunes, each lost almost fifteen minutes there, and risked missing out on the first two places of the overall standings. And the level of difficulty will be even more demanding this year! During the crucial stage of the first week, the rally will be even tougher for motorcyclists: they will quail on a 2-km slope, of which the gradient will put the descent of Iquique on a par with a gentle children’s slide.
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Permalink Reply by Kathy Kubara on
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Kevin Wilson @Head_Held_High
Justice is served. Sainz overall time is now +18mins, the original time he had when he got lost during Stage 2.
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Permalink Reply by RICK ALDRIDGE on
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What is estimated start time for the actual special?
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Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on
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@Rick, I'm think'n about the same as today
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Permalink Reply by J.R. Sands on
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Robby looks like a man that took a step back....
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Permalink Reply by GLL on
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This stage should give us a better idea of the "overall race" me thinks. A tough stage, with only a small chunk of dunes. If Robby does well here against the mini's, it should be good for his overall chances.
I just don't see the Buggly's being around at the end. doing well for a first year effort, but I have to think they are engineered more for a Baja 1000 or two instead of a Dakar. But with the funds, they could be the vehicles to beat in a couple of years.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Braithwaite on
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Maybe if Robby spent more time on just driving instead of behaving like a spoilt child he would do better. This whole thing about them against us is ludicrous if you are going to arrive at an event like this with a bang and a big mouth make sure your powder is not slightly wet or in this case completely soaked or else you look like just another big mouthed american with both cowboy boots and the stetson in your mouth
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Permalink Reply by Greg Jones on
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must have lost your copy of 'how to influence people and win friends' eh?
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Permalink Reply by MTG on
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I think the bugglies are performing well. And yes sometimes we Americans can be a bit embarrassing.
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