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Good News For Race Day 1: Mar del Plata to Bahia Blanca & San Juan
/0 Comments/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue /by allanGood news For Race Day 1: Mar del Plata to Bahia Blanca & San Juan With the streets closed and jammed with thousands of spectators and a giant ramp and video display sitting in the court yard with a grand view of the Atlantic Ocean and Mar del Plata’s legendary beaches, the Dakar 2012 Edition […]
Registration & Inspection: The Dakar 2012 Edition
/0 Comments/in Travelogue /by allan[SIZE=”4″]Registration & Inspection: The Dakar 2012 Edition[/SIZE] When the Russian driver was informed he owed more than 100,000 Euros in order to complete his registration in the 2012 Edition of the infamous Dakar rally, I was again reminded that this is big business. Beyond the cost of registration, considerations include cost of the race vehicle, […]
Making The Way To The Bivouac – Mar del Plata
/0 Comments/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue /by allanMaking The Way To The Bivouac – Mar del Plata With the clutch issue hanging over the team’s head, there were a few more loose ends to tie up before heading to Mar del Plata, a beachside Argentinean resort city about a five hour drive from the capital, Buenos Aires. Because Tara and I would […]
It Shouldn’t Start This Way
/0 Comments/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue /by allanThe Dakar Test Weighs Heavy on Darkcyd Team As I boarded my plane in San Diego, I knew there was a shadow of a doubt that ship carrying the Desert Warrior and the T5 assistance vehicle might not make it on time, factoring the time it takes to clear customs and the team’s need to […]
First Day Woes For Darkcyd Racing: Rill Discusses
/0 Comments/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue /by allanDarkcyd Owner and Driver Robb Rill discusses problems with the teams entry into the 2012 Edition of the legendayr Dakar Rally Raid Race in South America
En Route & Arriving In Buenos Aires
/0 Comments/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue, USA /by allan12/27/2011 5:48PM: Update From Dallas/Fort Worth Airport This is just a quick note as I wait to board my plane to Buenos Airew. I heard from Rob and it appears that the shipping company has let us know that customs will have the car cleared in time. But yet this is South America and Argentina […]
Dakar: The Race Is On For Darkcyd Racing
/0 Comments/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue /by allanWhile most of the country is recovering from the recent holiday, flocking to the malls for returns and sales or simply enjoying the last days of the year with family and loved ones, Robb & Tara Rill and the entire Darkcyd Rally Racing team are busy making final preparations for their flights to Buenos Aires, […]