archiveTOBY PRICE

After the tragic loss of Paulo Goncalves race control cancelled stage 8 for bikes and quads. Yesterday the greatest adventure resumed from stage 9. There was no surprise or any dramatic change in the leader board. Pablo Quintanilla won yesterdays stage and reduced the difference with Brabec but not much....

Stage 5 was a 564 KM route from Al-`Ula to Ha'il, 353 KM of which was competitive stage. Stage 4 winner Ignacio Cornejo was up for a difficult task today as he was leading a stage opening for the first time. It was expected that his rivals could catch him...

The ultimate rally challenge Dakar kicked off Today from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. First stage was a 213 km special stage with some of every bits you would expect from a rally. Unlike a soft warm-up start it really kicked all competitors into the mood at once. Toby Price showed up...

The first edition took place in 1967 and the reason behind it was to promote “The Mint Hotel”. Norm Johnson sent two dune buggies from The Mint Hotel Las Vegas, Nevada to Sahara Hotel in Lake Thaoe, California. The coverage by national media attracted the attention of off-road enthusiasts and...

Stage 10 had only a 112 KM competitive loop section from Pisco before all the categories headed up to the Capital city, Lima for the finish flag. Being an absolute warrior, Toby Price (AUS) finished the dream level challenge on top for the 2nd time in his career. He had...

Stage 9 was a 96 KM road section and 313 KM of competitive stage mileage combination of a 409 KM loop one from Pisco. A shocking news hit Sam Sunderland (KTM) before the stage, he has been issued a one-hour penalty due to the Yesterday’s problem with his tracking system....

The day laid down 573 KM from San Juan de Marcona to the city of Pisco. Stage 8 hosted the closest battle so far which bears the drama for Honda in it. Overall leader Ricky Brabec (USA) had started before Stage 8 winner Sam Sunderland (GB) because he had a...