2010 Rally Dakar

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Nasser Al-Attiyah wins stage seven, Carlos Sainz leads

Qatar's Nasser Al-Attiyah won stage seven of the Dakar Rally from Iquique to Antofagasta, the reverse of stage six.

The Volkswagen driver finished the 600km stage three minutes and 29 seconds ahead of former leader Stephane Peterhansel (BMW).

Al-Attiyah (pictured) was 4:21 ahead of third-placed team-mate Carlos Sainz, who leads overall by just over 11 minutes.

Mark Miller from the US, in a third Volkswagen, was 11:40 behind Al-Attiyah in fourth, with Frenchman Francais Guarlain Chicherit (BMW) fifth over 15 minutes back.

Dakar: Watch the action at 10pm every night on British Eurosport available on Sky (Channel 410) and Virgin Media (Channel 521) and also available online via Eurosport Player.
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*Dakar 2010 Car standing

1        CARLOS SAINZ                  26:21:23            
2        NASSER SALEH AL ATTIYAH                 26:32:26           +  00:11:03.00
3        MARK MILLER                 26:43:29           +  00:22:06.00
4        GUERLAIN CHICHERIT                 28:24:17           +  02:02:54.00
5        Stéphane PETERHANSEL                 28:24:33           +  02:03:10.00
6        KRZYSZTOF HOLOWCZYC                 28:42:21           +  02:20:58.00
7        CARLOS SOUSA                 29:30:21           +  03:08:58.00
8        Guilherme SPINELLI                 29:44:58           +  03:23:35.00
9        LEONID NOVITSKIY                 30:38:44           +  04:17:21.00
10        ROBBY GORDON                 30:46:33           +  04:25:10.00
11        CHRISTIAN LAVIEILLE                 30:50:06           +  04:28:43.00
12        Giniel DE VILLIERS                 30:52:56           +  04:31:33.00
13        MIGUEL BARBOSA                 31:02:48           +  04:41:25.00
14        ORLANDO TERRANOVA                 31:27:33           +  05:06:10.00
15        Nicolas MISSLIN                 31:30:28           +  05:09:05.00
16        Ricardo LEAL DOS SANTOS                 31:32:45           +  05:11:22.00
17        Bernard ERRANDONEA                 31:33:49           +  05:12:26.00
18        STEPHANE HENRARD                 31:56:29           +  05:35:06.00
19        Tonnie VAN DEIJNE                 34:32:43           +  08:11:20.00
20        NICOLAS GIBON                 35:51:56           +  09:30:33.00
21        Jun Mitsuhashi                 36:49:42           +  10:28:19.00
22        Matthias KAHLE                 38:21:26           +  12:00:03.00
23        XAVIER FOJ                 38:37:42           +  12:16:19.00
24        PATRICK SIREYJOL                 38:51:41           +  12:30:18.00
25        YAROSLAV SOLOVIEV                 39:43:55           +  13:22:32.00
26        Frédéric FAVRE                 40:36:37           +  14:15:14.00
27        RONN BAILEY                 42:01:35           +  15:40:12.00
28        Ningjun LU                 43:46:49           +  17:25:26.00
29        ETIENNE SMULEVICI                 44:18:55           +  17:57:32.00
30        PHILIPPE BOUTRON                 44:29:55           +  18:08:32.00
31        YVES FROMONT                 45:11:28           +  18:50:05.00
32        Pelle WALLENTHEIM                 45:16:05           +  18:54:42.00
33        Stephan SCHOTT                 46:53:09           +  20:31:46.00
34        Erik VAN LOON                 47:10:52           +  20:49:29.00
35        Frederic CHAVIGNY                 47:29:36           +  21:08:13.00
36        Yong ZHOU                 48:17:02           +  21:55:39.00
37        JEAN DE AZEVEDO                 48:20:30           +  21:59:07.00
38        Alejandro miguel YACOPINI                 48:32:15           +  22:10:52.00
39        Wouter VAN DER BEEK                 49:51:08           +  23:29:45.00
40        JEAN-PIERRE STRUGO                 50:18:44           +  23:57:21.00
41        MICHEL TURON-BARRERE                 50:20:36           +  23:59:13.00
42        Yaohuan JIANG                 50:52:58           +  24:31:35.00
43        Robert SZUSTKOWSKI                 51:01:07           +  24:39:44.00
44        Olivier POTTIER                 51:12:07           +  24:50:44.00
45        Jean-Claude BASSO                 53:48:06           +  27:26:43.00
46        ERIC MORIN                 54:10:03           +  27:48:40.00
47        Alexander MIRONENKO                 55:03:58           +  28:42:35.00
48        Lino SISTERNA                 55:10:59           +  28:49:36.00
49        Vadym NESTERCHUK                 55:17:27           +  28:56:04.00
50        Jean francois VAUTIER                 55:25:18           +  29:03:55.00
51        Paul ROUND                 56:14:34           +  29:53:11.00
52        Gilles SERINET                 56:22:49           +  30:01:26.00
53        Jinzhong ZHU                 58:13:36           +  31:52:13.00
54        JUAN PABLO LATRACH                 58:13:42           +  31:52:19.00
55        Jiri JANECEK                 59:38:55           +  33:17:32.00
56        Eduardo osvaldo AMOR                 60:20:11           +  33:58:48.00
57        Andrès MEMI                 60:47:48           +  34:26:25.00
58        Fernando FERRAND MALATESTA                 64:53:03           +  38:31:40.00
59        Alberto TORNATORE                 72:16:11           +  45:54:48.00
60        François LURTON                 72:43:00           +  46:21:37.00
61        Tim CORONEL                 73:28:10           +  47:06:47.00
62        Gaston alberto GONZALEZ                 73:37:31           +  47:16:08.00
63        STEVE VANDENBERGHE                 73:38:38           +  47:17:15.00
64        Jorge MURANO                 81:36:12           +  55:14:49.00
65        Chris LEYDS                 92:36:38           +  66:15:15.00
66        CHRISTOPHE GIRARD                 93:15:05           +  66:53:42.00
67        JOSE LOPEZ RIVAS                 95:56:31           +  69:35:08.00
68        Fernando LEON                 96:24:03           +  70:02:40.00
69        Cristian amilcar RUBINETTI                 118:20:14           +  91:58:51.00
70        Rafael norberto SANCHEZ                 149:22:10           +  23:00:47.00

ShadowChaser

huh hebak gak mamat qatar ni

peterhansel dah drop no 4 dah

yastross

huh hebak gak mamat qatar ni

peterhansel dah drop no 4 dah
ShadowChaser Post at 10-1-2010 16:15

Google jap td, mmg nmpk ok gak..champion pak arab nih!!

ShadowChaser

Google jap td, mmg nmpk ok gak..champion pak arab nih!!
yastross Post at 11-1-2010 01:06 AM

yastross

huh hebak gak mamat qatar ni

peterhansel dah drop no 4 dah
ShadowChaser Post at 10-1-2010 16:15

Maksud aku yg nih!!! Nape ikon cm gitu...

x betul kee.....

weta_studio

Saluting the Aconcagua
                                                                                                        Stage 11 - Wednesday 13 January 2010 | Santiago > San Juan
                                                                                                                       

• Connection 211 km
• Special 220 km
• Connection   3 km

                                                       
                                               
                                                                                       
                                                        It’s through the PasoLibertadores, at an altitude of 3500 metres that the competitors willleave Chile to return to Argentina where the day’s special will takeplace. For the first fifty kilometres which will actually be the onlyportion of the rally competed at high altitude, the mechanics will needto work on settings to compensate with the lack of power. Thecompetitors will race on the high hill tops of the Andes with views onthe famous Aconcagua that dominates the area from the top of its 6859metres. To reach San Juan, one will then need to find a way through therios. In the same time the cars and trucks will have to take good careof their brakes for a long descent of close to 20 kilometres.

yastross

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yastross

Dakar Rally - 9th Win In A Row For KTM As Despres Seals Victory In Buenos Aires



KTM-supported rider Cyril Despres sealed victory in the 2010 Dakar Rally after more than 9000 km across Argentina and Chile. He rode triumphantly into Buenos Aires to complete his third Dakar victory and the ninth consecutive victory for KTM, the Austrian-made sports motorcycles. With this ninth consecutive success KTM remains unbeaten in the most important Rally race since 2001. Despres, who completed the final stage, a total ride of 707 km with a timed special of 206 km of fast track riding to finish the stage in a comfortable sixth place. He was five minutes 05 seconds behind the winner of the day, rather fittingly, his KTM support rider Rubin Faria of Portugal. Despres, who also won in 2005 and 2007 when the rally was staged across Africa, was one hour 02’ 52” minutes in front after completing the immense distance and endless challenging terrain, including four stages in Chile’s Atacama Desert.

Final Standings Dakar Rally after Stage 14


1. Cyril Despres, Andorra, KTM (2010 winner)
2. Pal Ullevalseter, Norway, KTM (at 1:02’52”)
3. Francisco Lopez, Chile, Aprilia, (at 1:08.34)
4. Helder Rodrigues, Portugal, Yamaha
5. David Fretigne, France, Yamaha
6. Alain Duclos, France, KTM
7. Jonah Street, USA, KTM
8. Jakub Przygonski, Poland, KTM
9. Olivier Pain, France, Yamaha
10. Juan Pedrero Garcia, Spain, KTM
15. Marc Coma, Spain, KTM