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2021 Dakar Rally To See Lowest Participation In 25 Years Due To COVID-19

2021 Dakar Rally To See Lowest Participation In 25 Years Due To COVID-19

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There has been a 22 per cent reduction in participants and a 24 per cent drop in registrations, the lowest since 1995 for the upcoming Dakar 2021. However, the silver lining is that the top names and brands are very much a part of the rally including the factory Indian teams.

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Johnny Aubert firma con Sherco TVS para el Dakar 2020

El francés Johnny Aubert correrá su tercer Dakar, esta vez junto al equipo Sherco TVS. El bicampeón del mundo de Enduro anunció hoy su incorporación a la estructura franco-india con la que intentará mejorar el excelente sexto puesto que obtuvo en el Dakar 2018 pilotando una Gas Gas. Aubert no participó en el Dakar 2019.

Aubert, campeón del mundo de Enduro E2 en 2008 y 2009, debutó en el Dakar en 2012 con un 14° lugar. El francés de 39 años inició su carrera en el motocross, pasando luego al Enduro y obteniendo sus mayores éxitos en esta disciplina, con 35 triunfos, dos títulos mundiales, dos veces siendo el piloto más rápido del Six Days de Enduro (2007, 2010) y ganando los Six Days con Francia en 2010.

Además del Dakar 2020, Aubert indicó que competirá junto a Sherco en el Panafrica Rally y en el Rally de Marruecos como preparación a la cita en Arabia Saudita.

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Honda rider Joan Barreda became the first repeat stage winner of the 2022 Dakar Rally on Wednesday, while Danilo Petrucci put on a starring performance to finish third. In what was the longest stage of Dakar 2022 with a 464km special located between Al Qaisumah and Riyadh, two-time MotoGP race winner Petrucci set the early pace on the KTM as he led the pack until the first three waypoints. Barreda surged ahead at the next neutralisation mark and, although Petrucci was able to keep up with his pace initially, the Spanish rider was soon able to build a significant advantage out front. With the challenge from Petrucci subsiding, Barreda cruised to a 29th career stage win in Dakar, taking the top honours by 4m37s. Pablo Quintanilla made it a 1-2 for defending champions Honda, the Chilean rider moving clear of Petrucci at the penultimate waypoint and eventually finishing just over two minutes clear of the 31-year-old.

The Sherco TVS team enjoyed its strongest outing in Dakar so far, with sophomore year rider Rui Goncalves finishing eight minutes down on Barreda in fourth and teammate Lorenzo Santolino ending up right behind him in fifth. Further back, Sam Sunderland set the seventh-quickest time of the day to hold on to his lead in the overall standings. However, his GasGas teammate Daniel Sanders endured a much trickier day, finishing over 18 minutes off the pace in 17th. It was also a day of mixed fortunes for the factory KTM team with Matthias Walkner the only other rider apart from Petrucci to break inside the top 10. The 2018 Dakar winner ended the day eighth-quickest, eight places ahead of new teammate Kevin Benavides, while Toby Price struggled to 30th on the other factory KTM 450 Rally bike. Over at Yamaha, Adrien van Beveren led the charge for the Japanese manufacturer in 12th, while Andrew Short and Ross Branch were classified 14th and 15th respectively. In the general classification, Sunderland now holds a three-minute lead over Walkner, with van Beveren dropping to third on the lead Yamaha. Sanders moves up to fourth place after stewards cancelled a 10-minute Stage 2 penalty following a protest by his GasGas team. Santolino now sits fifth overall, while Quintanilla remains Honda’s top rider in sixth- 11m13s down on Sunderland. A second stage win in three days has propelled Barreda to seventh in the standings, just 13 minutes off the top spot.

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Harith Noah scripts history in Dakar Rally; check details | Other Sports News

Harith Noah scripts history in Dakar Rally; check details | Other Sports News

Kerala based rider Harith Noah on Friday scripted history as he became the first Indian to complete the Dakar Rally, one of the world’s most gruelling off-road motorsport event, in the top 20 after 12 stages of rallying. This was Harith’s second outing at Dakar. Noah participated in the event as a privateer supported by Sherco Racing. TVS Racing also backed the Indian after withdrawing from the…

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2020 Dakar Stage 2 Results For bike 393 KM from Jeddah to Al wajh Cheer up Team #india 🇮🇳 #tamil பைக்கிற்கான 2020 டக்கர் நிலை 2 முடிவுகள் உற்சாகப்படுத்துங்கள் இந்தியாவை🇮🇳 52. @harithnoah8 Sherco TVS Rally Factory (+1:15:36) 54. @cssantosh Hero Motorsports Team Rally (+1:20:34) . For more updates follow us on @motorcycle_riders_cafe . @aadhirai_photography @tvsracing_official @tvsmotorcompany @heromotosports @heromotocorp @bikersofinstagram @madurai_bikers_club @chennaisuperbikersclub @coimbatore_bikers_club @south_asia_superbikers #dakar2020 @dakarrally #repost #instalike #motorcycle_riders_cafe #aadhiraiphotograpy #instalikes #trending #instamoto #bikersofindia #motocross #deathrace #saudiarabia (at Al-Wajh City-Tabuk, Saudi Arabia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6_Hprgg-Dt/?igshid=nesdgcit1n79

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At Dakar, this Noah hopes to expand his racing arc - other sports

It was December 2009. Harith Noah came home in the riverside Kerala town of Shoranur from his Sholai boarding school in Kodaikanal to find a new motorcycle wait as his Christmas present.An off-road race was being held at the same in the paddy fields near his house. The 16-year-old entered with his new toy. Though he finished last, the racing bug bit him, and he tore through the paddy fields for the next couple of years.The adrenaline rush from speed stayed with him. A decade on, Noah will realise a huge dream on Sunday when he makes his debut in the toughest off-road race of them all—the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia.“It was a super feeling when I got to know I’ll be starting the Dakar. It’s the pinnacle of the sport. I am a little nervous and excited,” says Noah, who will be the third Indian, after CS Santosh and KP Aravind, to take part in the 42nd edition of the Dakar, to be run from Jan 5-17.At 5’ 10” and lean, Noah hasn’t really built the muscles the Dakar rally will demand. Most of his career, he has looped on tight and short dirt tracks, evading obstacles with steep jumps as a supercross and motocross specialist.In 2011, Noah got his first motocross bike, a gift on his 18th birthday, when he decided to take part in his first national race. “Amazingly and much to my surprise, I won the championship,” he says. TVS saw his talent and hired him. “Here I was a young racer with big dreams and I had a manufacturer knocking on my door. Naturally, I jumped at the opportunity,” he adds.Noah’s performance improved every year, and with it his stature on the domestic off-roading circuit. He won the national supercross championship seven times, in multiple categories. “I’d achieved all I wanted at the national level so I set my sights on Europe. The level of competition is much higher, and racing there, I felt, would help me take the next step.”But the move backfired. Moving to Europe in 2015 without a back-up plan, he ended up racing bicycles for a year. “After 2016, I realised how difficult it was going to be to find a ride there. I was studying as well. So, I decided to return.”On his return, TVS took Noah on board and he again started winning domestic off-road events. In 2017, he won all but one event he entered. “The one I didn’t win, I finished second. It was one of the best years of my career,” says the Kerala rider.The performances earned him a shot at his maiden international rally—the 2018 Rally of Morocco. “I completed, but tore my ACL and (other) ligaments in my knee. I didn’t know at the time, and I only got to know after finishing the national supercross championship later,” says Noah.Noah underwent surgery in December 2018 and was out of action for six months. But he made a strong comeback, finishing in the top-eight at the 2019 Baja Aragon in Spain.New focusHis new target is the Dakar. In the absence due to injury of Aravind, who completed the Dakar last year in his third attempt, Noah will join his Sherco TVS Rally teammates, Frenchmen Michael Metge and Johnny Aubert, and Spaniard Lorenzo Santolino.After 11 seasons in South America, the longest rally in the world has signed a five-year contract with Saudi Arabia. The rally will be run over 7,500km, 2,000km longer than last year. The competitive stages will comprise 5,000km with 75 percent sand dunes, in addition to unknown landscapes and unexpected challenges. The rally will start at Jeddah and end at Al Qiddiya.“The closest I have come to the Dakar was the 2018 Rally of Morocco. It was six days with one marathon stage. Dakar is double the distance, the hardest race there is,” says Noah. “I’ve discussed it a lot with Aravind, who told me to be careful the first week because Dakar is long. He asked me to save energy in the first week to emerge stronger in the second.”For Dakar, Noah had to drastically change his training and nutritional plan, and undergo a new fitness regime.“We’ve trained in France, Andorra (principality between France and Spain) and Morocco. Our training consisted of a lot of work like running, cycling, mountain biking, strength training, working on braking and things like arm strengthening,” says Noah. “Fitness-wise, I’ve had to train longer but with low intensity. Rallying has less intensity compared to supercross. For supercross, I used to do half-an-hour to one hour of high intensity training compared to four-and-a-half hours for rallying. Plus we used to ride 125km in a loop in Andorra and Spain. You also have to take care of your nutrition because you burn a lot of calories during the rally.”Noah believes it is his fitness regime and love for dunes that will help him. “My goal is to finish the Dakar. I like riding in the dunes. I and my teammates have trained for weeks in Morocco. I feel strong riding in the dunes and my speed is also improving. I feel fitness is my strongest point.” Read the full article

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The TVS Sherco Factory Rally Team for Dakar 2020 announced. . . . . . #tvsmotorcompany #tvsracing #tvsofficial #shercofactory #sherco #dakar #dakarrally #dakar2020 #motosoul #Iamabiker #iamabikerdotcom @tvsracing_official @tvsmotorcompany (at HillTop Goa) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3wAmIAA3RI/?igshid=fozpoxi5t4hw

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Rui Goncalves fue el más veloz en el prólogo de la Baja Aragón

El piloto portugués Rui Goncalves marcó el mejor registro en la etapa prólogo de la Baja Aragón 2022 con la cual se dio inicio oficial al evento. El piloto de Sherco marcó un tiempo de 8 minutos y 59 segundos en los 7,5 kilómetros de tramo cronometrado para vencer por 3,6 segundos al crédito local Tosha Schareina. Tercero terminó Lorenzo Santolino, con otra Sherco oficial, a 5,2 segundos. Goncalves y Santolino son los principales favoritos a ganar este rally.

Destacó el debut de las motos Trail y Maxi Trail compartiendo el evento con las de 450 cc. Iván Cervantes lideró la clasificación de las Trail con una Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro con el 11° mejor tiempo del día a 39 segundos de Goncalves. Joan Pedrero marcó el 25° mejor registro a 1 minuto y 21 segundos con la mejor Maxi Trail, una Harley Davidson Pan America 1250.

Clasificación Prólogo

R. Goncalves 8:59

T. Schareina +0:03

L. Santolino +0:05

N. Teeric +0:14

H. Asensio +0:22

J. Connart +0:27

S. Sangrá +0:29

A. Martin +0:30

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Johnny Aubert, two-time world enduro champion, joined the Sherco-TVS Racing team for the next Dakar Rally. He will use the PanAfrica Rally Raid and the Rally of Morocco to get used to the new team and improve skills require for RallyRaid competition.

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Sherco TVS Rally Factory Team’s Aravind KP conquers Dakar 2019

Sherco TVS Rally Factory Team’s Aravind KP conquers Dakar 2019

Sherco TVSRally Factory Team’s Aravind KP has successfully completed the 2019 edition of Dakar making him the only Indian to finish the gruesome rally at 37th position. This is KP’s third appearance at Dakar and this successful attempt to finish the rally has brought glory to the team and the country. This edition of Dakar has been touted as one of the toughest in the history of the rally and…

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The Indian Connection At Dakar 2020 |Behind The Scenes With Sherco-TVS Racing & Hero MotoSports Team

The Indian Connection At Dakar 2020 |Behind The Scenes With Sherco-TVS Racing & Hero MotoSports Team

Dakar 2020 took place in Saudi Arabia for the first time.

Dakar 2020 had two Indian teams participating, Sherco-TVS Racing and Hero MotoSports Rally -Dakar 2020 had two Indian pilots amongst the competitors, C S Santosh and Harith Noah

Hero MotoSports pulled out of the 2020 Dakar rally after the death of its rider Paulo Goncalves

Harith Noah retired due to mechanical issues but bagged a 25th…

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TVS' Adrien Metge Finishes 12th As Honda's Ricky Brabec Takes Dakar 2020 Title

TVS’ Adrien Metge Finishes 12th As Honda’s Ricky Brabec Takes Dakar 2020 Title

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Honda Ricky Brabec has been crowned the 2020 Dakar Rally winner, breaking KTM’s 18-year-long winning streak, and claiming Honda’s first since 1989. Sherco TVS’ Adrien Metge finished 12th, while India’s Harith Noah completed his maiden Dakar in the Experience category.

| Published: 18-Jan-20 06:53 AM

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2020 dakar rally stage -1 results After covering 752 KM congratulations @cssantosh @harithnoah8 Comon guys Encourage them to finish dakar rally 39.🇮🇳Shivashankar Ch. S - Hero Motorsports Team Rally - +41:57 110.🇮🇳Veettil H. - Sherco TVS Rally Factory - +2:02:43 . For more update follow us on @motorcycle_riders_cafe 😎 . @bikersofindiaofficial @chennai_bikers_official @bikers_of_tamil_nadu_ #motorcycle_riders_cafe #aadhiraiphotograpy @aadhirai_photography  #madurai #bikersofindia  #bikerguys  #bikertube #bikesoftheday  #instalike #instamotorcycle #instalike  #trending #bikelovers  #photooftheday #dakar #dakar2020 #bikerally @sbkindia @sbk_of_tamilnadu @_torc_ (at Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B68gQorDXW5/?igshid=1vhkv7s87oo9l

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Summary - Bike/Quad - Stage 9 (Pisco / Pisco) - Dakar 2019

For the 2019 event, the Dakar’s traditional set-up has once again been overhauled. Continuing its Peruvian adventure, the Dakar rally is offering a dense set of obstacles and promises to be a new kind of epic! The brave individuals who have already experienced the Peruvian sands have made no mistake, and will once again form the biggest bivouac camp in the world of cross country, near to Pisco and Arequipa in particular. The intense challenge they face will push them to their limits in getting over dunes, navigation and physical strength: in the dunes, one kilometre is equivalent to two or even three kilometres elsewhere.

Bike: MICHAEL METGE (SHERCO TVS RALLY FACTORY) won the stage Pisco / Pisco in front of DANIEL NOSIGLIA JAGER (MEC HRC) and PABLO QUINTANILLA (ROCKSTAR ENERGY HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING). TOBY PRICE (RED BULL KTM FACTORY TEAM) is the leader in front of PABLO QUINTANILLA (ROCKSTAR ENERGY HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING) and MATTHIAS WALKNER (RED BULL KTM FACTORY TEAM)

Quad: NICOLAS CAVIGLIASSO (DRAG’ON RALLY TEAM) won the stage Pisco / Pisco in front of MANUEL ANDUJAR (7240 TEAM) and GUSTAVO GALLEGO (GUSTAVO GALLEGO COMPETICION). NICOLAS CAVIGLIASSO (DRAG’ON RALLY TEAM) is the leader in front of JEREMIAS GONZALEZ FERIOLI (FERIOLI RACING TEAM) and GUSTAVO GALLEGO (GUSTAVO GALLEGO COMPETICION)

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