Yesebastien loebnine-time World Rally champion, was stopped, with his car broken down in a dangerous area of rocks, saying goodbye to his chances of winning the Dakar when he saw his greatest rival pass, Carlos Sainz, and made a gesture of great sportsmanship, alerting the Spanish pilot to slow down due to the difficulty of the terrain. It was a nice gesture between two champions. Sainz ended up winning the Dakar and Loeb he applauded it.
Carlos Sainz, 61 years old, won his fourth Dakar and now must celebrate a victory as difficult as it should be and then consider the future. You’ve earned the right to decide what you’re going to do. Sainz He is very competitive and thoughtful. A stage opens where you can accept Ford’s offer (Audi’s car leaves the Dakar) or other alternatives. He is a driver who ensures victories. He had a personal way of understanding the sport and that made him a great champion. Sainz is very meticulous, detail oriented, and hard working. He doesn’t mind calling a mechanic at 8 in the morning to fix something or an engineer at 12 at night. He is very demanding of himself and his team. In 2020, to reduce the weight of the car, he told a mechanic to remove the air conditioner. It is in everything. Everyone is included. That’s the formula for success.
Sainz He broke the mold in the motorcycle world, as he changed the paradigm of pilots. Upon his appearance, he began to work on his physique, something that at the time was not considered important and many of his teammates copied his training method, with many days of testing and participation in all aspect of the competition, from driving to mechanics, the physical part or engineering. Sainz He is a total pilot. Capable of defeating desert experts on dirt, ice, asphalt or sand, specifically. Before the pilots were more specialists. Today, we recognize what has changed. Carlos Sainz in the motor world. The act of Loeb is the image of the Dakar, but he also competed on the front line with a hug in between Carlos Sainz and his son, a generation of extraordinary competitors.
Source: La Verdad
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