Carlos Sainz Next January he will seek his fifth title in the toughest race in the world, the Dakar, at the age of 62, to continue expanding his legend. He fireproof ‘Matador’ He is absolutely at the time of year he loves the most: putting aside his fatherly role in F1 with his son Carlos to focus on the reliability, performance and development tests of his new ‘toy’ for Dakar 2025.
The best car developer in the history of the World Cup Rallies and Dakarbecause of its unique sensitivity for tuning cars, especially in terms of suspensions, has returned to work in the last few days in Morocco to test the new Ford Raptor, the new vehicle in which the oval company is aspires to succeed in the Dakar starting in 2025.
Carlos 4 conquered Dakars with 4 different brands, all of which lead the development of the cars he drives, which is the key to creating winning cars.
And after completing that task in the most difficult project of his career, becoming the first and only driver to win in an electric car at the Dakar in January, he returned to a more natural job for him, putting point a Ford Raptor cwhere he and Nani Rome They will try to deal with the Dacia of Loeb, Al-Attiyah and Cristina Gutiérrez on the sands of Saudi Arabia.
Before, as every year, it is key to study the performance and reliability of all components in extreme conditions similar to the Dakar, in different terrains such as sand. That’s what Sainz has done in recent days with the new Ford. And after these tests, Carlos finished smiling.
“Good test in Morocco, finishing adapting the Ford Raptor and looking for the maximum. We’ll be back in 15 days for the Morocco Rally, let’s go!”‘Matador’ wrote on social network ‘X’.
The Morocco Rally, a great first trial by fire
The next test will be real fire, competing in the next Morocco Rally, competing from October 5 to 11 in the test that is considered a precursor to the Dakar, where all the brands are preparing and making major conclusions to improve their vehicles facing the most difficult. world race
Source: La Verdad
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