Carlos Sainz, closer to the finish line and his fourth Dakar
Carlos Sainz passes at km 108, less than 70 km to go. Carlos Sainz was driving calmly with his co-driver Lucas Cruz, without risking the slightest, thinking only of reaching the finish line to win his fourth Dakar. The Madrid driver passed km 70, 3’37” behind De Mevius, by far the best driver at that point. Carlos is on his way to victory. He wants to achieve a historic Dakar.
Dakar 2024, cars: km 70
Carlos Sainz passed kilometer 70 of the total of 157, almost half of the final stage of the Dakar 2024, on his way to his fourth Dakar victory. He does so 2’18” behind the best time, set by his teammate Ekström, with an advantage at this point of 25 seconds over De Mevius and 20 over Holowczyc. De Mevius is on his way to a historic second position, as Loeb must find it difficult to devote 10 minutes to this short special…
Dakar 2024, cars: times at km 33
Carlos Sainz passed kilometer 33 in ninth position. The Madrid driver does not push and advances cautiously. His time at kilometer 33 proves it. He can afford to lose time without attacking. Carlos already warned about this yesterday: “I know you have to reach the goal to claim success”
Dakar 2024: Ricky Brabec, motorcycle champion
The top motorcycles have completed stage 12 of the Dakar, the last special of this edition of the toughest race in the world. And Ricky Brabec was named two-time Dakar motorcycle champion.
Dakar 2024, stage 12
Ahead, Carlos Sainz has 175 kilometers to travel to reach the final finish line and become the champion of Dakar 2024 for the fourth time. The key for Sainz is to stay out of trouble and ride safely in a stage where the organization has ensured that there are not many difficulties for the competitors.
Dakar 2024, stage 12 live
Welcome to the live stream of stage 12 of the Dakar 2024. We begin in the moments when the cars have just taken to the track on a day where Carlos Sainz could be crowned four-time Dakar champion. He has a wide advantage of 1 hour and 26 minutes over the rookie De Mevius and 1h36′ over Loeb, who had problems yesterday that prevented him from fighting for the final victory.
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Source: La Verdad
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