See all the starters of the 2024 Dakar rally with the Starting Podium video
Author: Shane Lawrie
Toby Price starts with the Number 2 but is hoping the unprecedented small gap he lost the 2023 Dakar by isn’t repeated.
On the day before the start of the 46th edition, the riders, drivers and crews have completed the technical and administrative scrutineering circuit, an essential rite of passage in order to feature on the official list of starters.
New stage format has been invented over two days, plunging the riders and drivers into a unique experience in the heart of the Empty Quarter.
As the countdown to the 2024 Dakar Rally continues, riders and crews have gathered at the sprawling “Start Camp” just outside the ancient city of AlUla
With the upcoming Dakar Rally set to ignite the landscapes of Saudi Arabia on January 5, anticipation is soaring among drivers and riders preparing for this grand spectacle. Among them is Saudi rally champion Dania Akeel, a trailblazer in the multifaceted world of motorsports.
Edge of your seat, butt clenching, “I hope that was a fart!”, heart attack inducing battles between Williamson, Sweet, Abreu and the mix of everyone from 9th to 24th being lapped!
Jessica’s replica helmet is now available on her website – the only catch – you must live in the UK or have a UK address to ship to, something Jessica says she’ll fix for the next run! Sign us up now for a piece of history!
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