2022 DAKAR

January 1st- 14th 2022 100% Saudi Arabia

Robby Gordon will NOT be competing. One customer SPEED UTV will be.

Saudi Arabia is +8 hours on Eastern Time / +11 on the West Coast.

January 2nd-7th, the Rally Raid starts in Ha'il, Saudi Arabia and races South than West before racing to North to the city of Riyadh.

January 8th, Rest Day Riyadh

January 9th-14th, the Rally Raid continues from Riyadh through the Southern area of Saudi Arabia before heading to West, than West, finishing in Jeddah.

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Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on January 11, 2022 at 8:46am

Stage 9
Moto: Walkner is the new boss
Honda’s Nacho Cornejo has won the special on stage 9 by 1’26’’ ahead of Kevin Benavides, 1’47’’ in front of Ricky Brabec, 2'06''ahead of Matthias Walkner and 2’10’’ in front of Joan Barreda, making it a very close top 5 today. In 8th and 9th place, Quintanilla and Van Beveren have finished 5 minutes behind the stage winner, whilst Sam Sunderland completed the stage 8'03'' behind. In the general rankings, the balance tipped in favour of KTM’s world champion on the last portion of the special. “Hiasi” Walkner now leads Sunderland by 2’02’’. VBA has managed to withstand the assaults of Quintanilla and the Yamaha rider trails Walkner by 3'56''. The leading trio is the same as this morning, but in a different order and it is the first time KTM have led in the 44th edition of the Dakar. Quintanilla, 4'41'' behind the Austrian, is less than one minute from the podium. Title holder Kevin Benavides has also closed in today and is only 10'22'' behind the new general rankings leader, accompanied by his Honda team-mate, Joan Barreda, 10'57'' behind. Price and Brabec are further back, trailing by slightly more than 35 minutes, though they will be the 10th and 11th riders to start tomorrow’s special.
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-9/bikes/waypoints/

Car: De Villiers wins his 18th stage on the Dakar
Giniel De Villiers has won the day’s special in front of Henk Lategan and Nasser Al-Attiyah, with the Qatari depriving Mattias Ekström of a second consecutive podium finish. Behind the Toyota trio and the Audi, Sébastien Loeb has driven his Prodrive into fifth place, 2’11’’ behind De Villiers, meaning he has lost more than one minute to Al-Attiyah.
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-9/cars/waypoints/

LW Proto: Ninth victory of the year for Quintero!
Seth Quintero has written his name into the Dakar history books by winning his ninth special this year! The Californian has equalled Hubert Auriol, Jacky Ickx, Vladimir Chagin and Nicolás Cavigliasso who achieved the same feat before him. There are now three stages for Quintero to try and equal or even attempt to beat the record held by Pierre Lartigue (10 in 1994).
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-9/prototypes/waypoints/?track=*

SSV: Marek Goczał beats Austin Jones
On completion of the day’s special, Marek Goczał has proved to be the quickest. The Pole has won for the fifth time this year, though it was a close-run finish, because Austin Jones finished in second place a little less than one minute behind. His brother Michał finished in third place, 2’36’’ behind. Rodrigo Luppi de Oliveira, who led on the beginning portions, finally finished 4 minutes behind Marek and the situation is similar for Aron Domżała, who completes the top 5 more than 5’30’’ behind the stage winner. Jones enjoyed a profitable day because he gained more than 7’ over Gerard Farrés in the general rankings.
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-9/sxs/waypoints/

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Light Weight Vehicles Top 3 - Stage 9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDDthxAPfM0

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Extended highlights of the day - Stage 9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytHgl1nh8uE

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Motorsports on NBC EXTENDED HIGHLIGHTS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFRbgvTE6sw

Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on January 11, 2022 at 1:37pm

Stage 10
Liaison > 384 km - Special > 375 km

Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on January 12, 2022 at 8:33am

Stage 10
Moto: Major reshuffle as VBA moves into the overall lead at the finish
Leading from the front after Honda's Brabec and Cornejo made a navigation blunder and his teammate Benavides withdrew from the race, Walkner seems to have also made a mistake in the finale, allowing the rest of the field to catch up with him. He came in 15′55″ down on the fastest time, set by Toby Price. Sunderland was also off the pace at 11′18″, while Barreda came in fith at 3′21″, VBA fourth at 3′35″ and Quintanilla ninth at 7′05″. VBA seized the overall lead for the second time this year. He now has 4′15″ on Quintanilla, 5′59″ on Sunderland, 6′47″ on Barreda, who is back in contention for the title, and 8′24″ on the biggest loser of the day, Walkner, who slumped to fifth place at 8′24″. The Dakar is never over before it is over!
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-10/bikes/waypoints/

Car: Peterhansel almost level with Vatanen
Stéphane Peterhansel has won today's stage, following in the footsteps of his Audi teammates, Carlos Sainz and Mattias Ekström, in his new RS Q e-tron. He has now claimed 49 Dakar stages in the car category, one fewer than all-time recordman Ari Vatanen.
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-10/cars/waypoints/

LW Proto: Seth Quintero pulls level with Pierre Lartigue!
Mission accomplished! Seth Quintero emerged victorious from today's stage with almost 2'30' to spare over Cristina Gutiérrez, making him the second driver in history to rack up 10 stage wins in a single Dakar, after Pierre Lartigue in 1994. The Californian has still got two stages left to try and improve on this result.
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-10/prototypes/waypoints/

SSV: Baciuška and Domżała overtake Luppi de Oliveira
Rokas Baciuška is calling the shots at km 257. The Lithuanian and Aron Domżała have passed Rodrigo Luppi de Oliveira, now running in third place. Michał Goczał, Gerard Farrés and Austin Jones, the top 3 overall, are over three minutes down.
http://trackingdakar.com/en/stage-10/sxs/waypoints/

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