Controversy on the first day: Schareina asks for the minutes to be returned due to errors in the roadbook

Tosha Schareina Stage 1 didn’t end happily sling bag He fights the whole stage to win but in the last section Daniel Sanders the cat took in the water and he finished taking 4:42. The Spaniard finished fifth on the time table but made sure of that there are errors in the roadbook at km 332 and that is why ASO should give him time back.

The Valencian explained this to the displaced media, including MD, in his caravan while he regained his strength by eating a plate of spaghetti in a pot. Pure Dakarian image.

“There was an error in the roadbook, which we have already seen on occasions like Morocco. I think they were doing a race or an event in that area a few days ago. So what was a normal track is now a very damaged main track. Apparently, with so many cars passing by, they opened another track so it looked like the main one. You’ll see that you have to go straight ahead at one point, you can’t even see the track, but when you pass a race or an event or something, the track doesn’t seem to exist. So, many pilots got lost there, when I came back I saw the helicopter and three people indicating to the other runners where the good path was.”

“Super unfair of course, I just wish they would give us back our time,” he expressed.

After speaking to the media, the Spaniard and the Honda delegation were seen complaining to David Castera, the boss of the world’s toughest rally. In any case, whether they give him time or not, the starting position for the 48-hour period, which begins this Sunday, is pretty good starting in reverse order of arrival.

“We will also leave tomorrow in reverse order, so it is a good position. And we will have to push again, we know that there will be different bivouacs, we will try to reach the last one, which they predict will not, that the only cars will come.