Dakar Rally

A cruel twist of Dakar fate has seen Van Beveren leave the race just 20km from the penultimate stage's finish

218 mile (351km) special, 34 mile (54km) neutralisation, 53 miles (85km) on road

798km of riding, including 331km of special...

KTM's Walkner takes the win!

A fast start to the all-Peru edition

With 17 consequtive wins and a team of experience Dakar racers under its belt, KTM means business

The 2019 Dakar will kick off on January 7th...

We seriously hope this becomes a reality before too long...

Her grit and determination know no bounds

In 2017 Sunderland became the first Briton to win the gruelling Dakar rally

Racing across deserts on bikes with only GPS for company. Mental...

Get some dirt kicks in Welsh Wales with the KTM boys, see

Walkner is the first Austrian to win the Dakar - on an Austrian bike, no less!

Stages 7 and 8 covered 1300km in total, with the Specials making up more than 900km of that

If you’re not already following the British rider, here’s why you should be:

It was a tough last stage before the rest day

Yamaha's Adrien Van Beveren retained his top spot, but after an incredible performance yesterday Honda's Joan Barreda is fast catching up

The British Dakar champion is recovering in Lima's Clínica Anglo Americana

British rider abandons 2018 Dakar bid with back pain as Yamaha's Adrien Van Beveren takes first place in stage four

The Brit regained his no.1 position after falling to fourth yesterday

As Sam Sunderland defends his Dakar title, we look at the other riders flying the Union Jack

Hunt's prosecution is one of the first of its kind in the UK

The theft hasn't appeared to deter the team from its Dakar goal

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