Al Attiyah wins eighth stage to rein in Dakar leader Peterhansel
11 Jan 2021 - 16:23
Toyota Gazoo Racing s Nasser Al-Attiyah and Co-Driver Matthieu Baumel in action during stage 5 (Reuters / Hamad I Mohammed)
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Qatar s Nasser Al-Attiyah won the eighth stage of the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia on Monday to claw back more than three minutes from leader Stephane Peterhansel in the car category.
The Toyota Hilux 4x4 driver, chasing his fourth Dakar title, dominated the 375km eighth stage from Sakaka to Neom with Frenchman Peterhansel third and his lead cut to four minutes and 50 seconds.
It was Al-Attiyah s fifth stage win of this year s event, including the prologue, and 40th of his career.
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Sports Desk, Jan 8 (efe-epa).- The sixth stage of the Dakar Rally on Friday saw a Spanish double win, as Carlos Sainz (Mini) recovered from disappointing recent performances to victory in the cars and Joan Barreda (Honda) took his third stage win of the race in the motorbikes category.
Sainz’s performance on the 100-kilometer route between Al Qaisumah and Ha Il puts him back on track after twice getting lost in recent days, scuppering his chances of retaining his title.
At the finish line, he cut 7.16 minutes off the Qatari Al Attiyah and 7.36 minutes off the leader, the Frenchman Peterhansel. In the general classification he is third, more than 40 minutes away from the leader, a likely insurmountable advantage.
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Australia s Toby Price wins stage three of Dakar Rally, moving up to fourth in bike category
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Toby Price went from 29th to fourth in the bike class standings at the Dakar Rally after a win on stage three.
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Australian Toby Price has won the third stage of the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia as American Skyler Howes took the overall lead in the motorbike category.
Key points:
Stage winners have to open the road by riding out first in the following stage
The race ends on January 15 and Price says it will go down to the wire