This is how the Dakar classification remains after stage 10 in all categories: Scare for Sainz two days from the end

The classification of Dakar at the back of stage 10 squeezes in vehicles, with Carlos Sainz saving a very difficult day with up to two punctures where he can give many wings to Sebastien Loeb. however, ‘the matador’ He reacted and took advantage of a puncture from the Frenchman in the latter part to maintain a noticeable advantage over the Alsatian driver.

The Spanish Audi driver leads the Dakar classification after stage 10 with 13 minutes and 22 seconds ahead of Sébastien Loeba very positive margin for how the day would end for the Spaniard. Loeb came within 4 minutes of Carlos in the virtual general classification in cars both passed kilometer 264, crossing the halfway point of a stage of 371 km in total.

But Carlos made up 9 of the 16 minutes he lost to Loeb to face the final two days of the rally with a bigger margin in Classification of Dakar 2024 after stage 10 in the car categorywithout letting Sébastien nearly tie the scoreboard with two days left.

Laia Sanz continues at a great pace

Laia Sanz signed another great stage in her Century CR6-T from Astara Team. The driver from Corbera de Llobregat continues to advance without mistakes and is two days away from completing his best Dakar in cars in his third participation on four wheels. The Catalan wants to finish his 14th out of 14 in dakar (11 in motorcycles and 3 in cars) with a good place in the general classification.

Laia finished 19th on Wednesday’s stage, 24’40” behind the winner, surpassing Carlos Sainz in the classification of the day by only 8 seconds. This The result allowed him to be 16th in the Dakar classification in cars after the 10th stageJust 45 seconds behind Christian Lavieille in 15th, four minutes behind Romain Dumas in 14th and 21 minutes behind Stéphane Peterhansel in 13th.

Dakar classification after stage 10

1. (ESP) CARLOS SAINZ and (ESP) LUCAS CRUZ, AUDI SPORT 41H 35′ 12”
2. (FRA) SEBASTIEN LOEB and (BEL) FABIAN LURQUIN, BRX + 00H 13′ 22”
3. (BRA) LUCAS MORAES and (ESP) ARMAND MONLEON, TOYOTA GAZOO RACING + 01H 02′ 44”
4. (BEL) GUILLAUME DE MEVIUS and (FRA) XAVIER PANSERI, OVERDRIVE RACING 43H 02′ 21” + 01H 27′ 09”
5. (FRA) GUERLAIN CHICHERIT and (FRA) ALEX WINOCQ, OVERDRIVE RACING+ 01H 47′ 55”
6. (FRA) MATHIEU SERRADORI and (FRA) LOIC MINAUDIER, CENTURY RACING FACTORY TEAM+ 01H 48′ 59”
7. (CZE) MARTIN PROKOP and (CZE) VIKTOR CHYTKA, ORLEN JIPOCAR TEAM + 01H 59′ 58”
8. (ZAF) GUY DAVID BOTTERILL and (ZAF) BRETT CUMMINGS, TOYOTA GAZOO RACING + 02H 24′ 26”
9. (LTU) BENEDIKTAS VANAGAS and (EST) KULDAR SIKK, TOYOTA GAZOO RACING BALTICS + 02H 40′ 51”
10. (KGZ) DENIS KROTOV and KONSTANTIN ZHILTSOV, OVERDRIVE RACING + 03H 24′ 25′
11. (BRA) CRISTIAN BAUMGART and (BRA) ALBERTO ANDREOTTI, X RALLY 4 + 03H 32′ 53”
12. (FRA) STÉPHANE PETERHANSEL and (FRA) EDOUARD BOULANGER, TEAM AUDI SPORT + 03H 52′ 11”
13. (FRA) ROMAIN DUMAS and (FRA) MAX DELFINO, REBELLION RACING + 04H 09′ 45”
14. (FRA) CHRISTIAN LAVIEILLE and (FRA) VALENTIN SARREAUD, MD RALLYE SPORT + 04H 13′ 10”
15. (ESP) LAIA SANZ and (ITA) MAURIZIO GERINI, ASTARA TEAM + 04H 13′ 55”

General classification of motorcycles after stage 10:

1. Ricky Brabec (USA/Honda) 40h53’49”
2. Ross Branch (BWA/Hero) in 10’54”
3. Adrien Van Beveren (FRA/Honda) in 11’46”
4. Jose Ignacio Cornejo (CHL/Honda) in 13’48”
5. Kevin Benavides (ARG/KTM) in 32’43”
6. Toby Price (AUS/KTM) in 42’00”
7. Luciano Benavides (ARG/Husqvarna) in 51’42”
8. Daniel Sanders (AUS/GasGas) in 1h00’34”

35. Albert Martín (ESP/Husqvarna) in 11h10’27”

40. Josep Pedro (ESP/Rieju) at 12h37’41”

45. Josep Marti (ESP/Rieju) in 2:02’17”

58. Javi Amat de Caralt (ESP/Rieju) in 20h33’01”

61. Carlos Llibre (ESP/Rieju) at 22h36’44”

66. Javi Vega (ESP/Yamaha) in 38h52’46”