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Dakar 2012 Highlights Video: Featuring Darkcycd
/0 Comments/in Peru, South America, Travelogue /by allanDakar 2012 Highlights Video: Featuring Darkcycd allan 03-7-2012 1 Comment Check out this video clip featuring Robb Rill and the Darkcyd Racing Team in South America for the Dakar 2012 edition. Shot and produced by the Dakar organization and features an interview with Robb prior to the start of the race. Good stuff. Edit
Happy or Sad. Dakar Comes To An End. What’s next?
/0 Comments/in Peru, South America, Travelogue /by allanFor the first time on this nearly 10,000km journey, the Darkcyd Racing Team rose at near sunrise and calmly and collectively packed camp and headed out of the Pisco Bivouac before the last of the cars and the trucks. I’m sure many on the team would confess relief, excitement and express jubilee as the end […]
Dakar Dunes Up Close. Bistro Bivouac & Peruvian Rations.
/0 Comments/in Peru, South America, Travelogue /by allanI’m sure the last thing Raff and Bill wanted to do last night was to remove the transmission from the Desert Warrior. Sure, if we were still in the race and the clock was ticking, that’d be the norm. As spectators and assistance and mired in our ongoing challenges—remember, the T-5 Chevy 2500 has transmission […]
The Mystery of Nasca. The Madness of Dunes.
/0 Comments/in Chile, Peru, South America, Travelogue /by allanIt’s a race to the finish. That is, who will finish. With the partial results floating in, the German x-Raid team of Mini Coopers and BMW’s are still holding strong with Peterhansel’s nearly 4 minute jump on teammate Coma in Arequipa, the Frenchman sits 22 minutes ahead of his teammate and more than 2 hours […]
Nail biting Dakar tension marks long wait in Arequipa
/0 Comments/in Chile, South America, Travelogue /by allanWhile the liaison or transit route for support vehicles and media was a whopping 400km, the competitors had much longer runs. The motorcyclists had perhaps one of their longest days to date at over 700km, whereas the cars and trucks had 598km and 552km respectively. Due to the length of the stage, A.S.O. set up […]
Eureka We’ve Made It To Arica — Knocking On Peru’s Door.
/0 Comments/in Chile, South America, Travelogue /by allanAfter two grueling and extremely long stages the racers looked a little road weary as we weaved around the usual line up of vehicles awaiting their launch time. Today Robb opted out of driving the Desert Warrior to Arica in favor of his first true ride in the Magic Mushroom. The Iquique to Arica Stage […]
Late Night In Iquique. The Bizzare in the Bivouac.
/0 Comments/in Chile, South America, Travelogue /by allanDesert Warrior Needs Springs. Robby Gordon Finishes First But Is Disqualified Nassar Al-Attiya Bows Out. Some purists might argue that the South American Dakar is nothing like the original African Dakar. I would argue that the African fans could never be as passionate and excited as the fans here in South America. And certainly I […]