WP6 Pos.N°NameMakeTimeVariationPenalty 1 001 COMA (ESP) KTM 001:39:01 00:00:00 2 023 BARREDA BORT (ESP) HUSQVARNA 001:39:21 00:00:20 00:00:00 3 007 GONCALVES (PRT) Husqvarna 001:41:08 00:02:07 00:00:00 4 002 DESPRES (FRA) KTM 001:41:14 00:02:13 00:00:00 5 032 SVITKO (SVK) KTM 001:41:55 00:02:54 00:00:00 6 020 FARRES GUELL (ESP) KTM 001:42:06 00:03:05 00:00:00 7 008 FARIA (PRT) KTM 001:42:29 00:03:28 00:00:00 8 006 ULLEVALSETER (NOR) KTM 001:42:43 00:03:42 00:00:00 9 010 VILADOMS (ESP) KTM 001:43:52 00:04:51 00:00:00 10 014 CASTEU (FRA) YAMAHA 001:44:16 00:05:15 00:00:00
dakar com Au kilomètre 289, dans la deuxième zone chronométrée de la spéciale, l'Espagnol s'est dirigé vers le Sud-Est au lieu de faire route vers le Sud-Ouest. Joan Barreda Bort a stoppé trois minutes plus tard et serait en train de faire demi-tour. Il était jusqu'à présent deuxième au classement de la spéciale. at km 289 barreda just gone in the wrong direction for 3 minutes
WP7 1 001 COMA (ESP) KTM 002:13:06 00:00:00 2 007 GONCALVES (PRT) Husqvarna 002:15:06 00:02:00 00:00:00 3 002 DESPRES (FRA) KTM 002:15:13 00:02:07 00:00:00 4 006 ULLEVALSETER (NOR) KTM 002:17:06 00:04:00 00:00:00 5 020 FARRES GUELL (ESP) KTM 002:17:57 00:04:51 00:00:00 6 014 CASTEU (FRA) YAMAHA 002:18:45 00:05:39 00:00:00 7 010 VILADOMS (ESP) KTM 002:18:58 00:05:52 00:00:00 8 015 VERHOEVEN (NLD) SHERCO 002:19:38 00:06:32 00:00:00 9 032 SVITKO (SVK) KTM 002:20:15 00:07:09 00:00:00 10 005 PEDRERO GARCIA (ESP) KTM 002:20:57 00:07:51 00:00:00 11 008 FARIA (PRT) KTM 002:21:40 00:08:34 00:00:00 12 023 BARREDA BORT (ESP) HUSQVARNA 002:23:00 00:09:5
WP8 Standings 1 001 COMA (ESP) KTM 002:52:17 00:00:00 2 002 DESPRES (FRA) KTM 002:54:29 00:02:12 00:00:00 3 007 GONCALVES (PRT) Husqvarna 002:54:35 00:02:18 00:00:00 4 003 RODRIGUES (PRT) YAMAHA 002:57:29 00:05:12 00:00:00 5 020 FARRES GUELL (ESP) KTM 002:58:37 00:06:20 00:00:00 6 006 ULLEVALSETER (NOR) KTM 002:58:52 00:06:35 00:00:00 7 014 CASTEU (FRA) YAMAHA 002:59:10 00:06:53 00:00:00 8 015 VERHOEVEN (NLD) SHERCO 003:00:26 00:08:09 00:00:00 9 008 FARIA (PRT) KTM 003:00:26 00:08:09 00:00:00 10 010 VILADOMS (ESP) KTM 003:00:46 00:08:29 00:00:00 11 005 PEDRERO GARCIA (ESP) KTM 003:02:25 00:10:08 00:00:00 12 032 SVITKO (SVK) KTM 003:02:50 00:10:33 00:00:00 13 023 BARREDA BORT (ESP) HUSQVARNA 003:05:00 00:12:43 00:00:0
WP9: Pos.N°NameMakeTimeVariationPenalty 1 001 COMA (ESP) KTM 003:11:34 00:00:00 2 007 GONCALVES (PRT) Husqvarna 003:13:20 00:01:46 00:00:00 3 002 DESPRES (FRA) KTM 003:13:54 00:02:20 00:00:00 4 003 RODRIGUES (PRT) YAMAHA 003:15:32 00:03:58 00:00:00 5 020 FARRES GUELL (ESP) KTM 003:17:27 00:05:53 00:00:00 6 006 ULLEVALSETER (NOR) KTM 003:18:09 00:06:35 00:00:00 7 014 CASTEU (FRA) YAMAHA 003:18:29 00:06:55 00:00:00 8 015 VERHOEVEN (NLD) SHERCO 003:19:29 00:07:55 00:00:00 9 008 FARIA (PRT) KTM 003:19:32 00:07:58 00:00:00 10 010 VILADOMS (ESP) KTM 003:20:05 00:08:31 00:00:00 11 005 PEDRERO GARCIA (ESP) KTM 003:21:32 00:09:58 00:00:00 12 032 SVITKO (SVK) KTM 003:22:18 00:10:44 00:00:00 13 023 BARREDA BORT (ESP) HUSQVARNA 003:24:14 00:12:40 00:00:00
At the end of the stage: 1 1 COMA Marc (ESP) 15:58:35 05:01:35 - 2 2 DESPRES Cyril (FRA) 15:58:38 05:03:38 00:02:03 3 7 GONCALVES Paulo (PRT) 16:17:24 05:04:24 00:02:49 4 20 FARRES GUELL Gerard (ESP) 16:17:25 05:08:25 00:06:50 5 6 ULLEVALSETER Pal Anders (NOR) 16:14:42 05:09:42 00:08:07 6 8 FARIA Ruben (PRT) 16:17:23 05:10:23 00:08:48 7 10 VILADOMS Jordi (ESP) 16:16:01 05:13:01 00:11:26 8 32 SVITKO Stefan (SVK) 16:14:31 05:13:31 00:11:56 9 23 BARREDA BORT Joan (ESP) 16:14:20 05:15:20 00:13:45
Portugal's Paulo Gonçalves (Husqvarna) has managed to get a podium place in stage 7 of the Dakar rally by overtaking Cyril Despres (KTM) at CP3. He finished the special in third place, 46" behind the Frenchman. Hélder Rodrigues also performed well and took a well-earned fourth place, 3'46" behind the leader. He was followed by Gerard Farrés Güell (+6'50"), Pal Anders Ullevalseter (+8'07") and David Casteu (+8'43", seventh). Ruben Faria came in eighth, placing his KTM 8'48" behind today's winner, and ahead of Frans Verhoeven (+9'24") and Jordi Viladoms (+11'26"). Hélder Rodrigues (+49'39") holds third in the general classification, behind Despres and Coma and ahead of Paulo Goncalves (+55'33") and David Casteu (+1 h 05'38") who round off the Top 5. dakar com
BLACK AND WHITE FOR BARREDA After a particularly explosive start by the rider by SPEEDBRAIN HUSQVARNA soon pick up the trail leaders and installed in a surprising 2nd place just a few seconds of Marc Coma for much of the stage, in KM 270 of the special Joan takes a wrong decision and the wrong direction, which will cost precious minutes and the delay in particular to the clasification. Joan Barreda. "I had a good day, always pushing and trying to contact Marc visually and Despres, but in a complicated zone I made a mistake. On one hand I am saddened by the decision, because I could have done a good result today, but I found that my pace is fast and secure. I am satisfied that, although today I was wrong in a decision, I have made the mistake with a high speed, similar to the leaders. It is not easy, I've only run 7 stages of Dakar in my life between last year and this ..Stage could have posed a more conservative and probably would not have failed, but I decided to keep intact my ambitious spirit. Now rest here in Copiapo and we analyze the remaining stages. Our Team HUSQVARNA by SPEEDBRAIN stays close to the targets set, so expect a nice second half of the rally. We have shown that our HUSQVARNA is a great bike. # 23 "
Pos.N°NameHoursTimevariation 1 1 COMA Marc (ESP) 15:58:35 05:01:35 - 2 2 DESPRES Cyril (FRA) 15:58:38 05:03:38 00:02:03 3 7 GONCALVES Paulo (PRT) 16:17:24 05:04:24 00:02:49 4 3 RODRIGUES Helder (PRT) 16:27:21 05:05:21 00:03:46 5 20 FARRES GUELL Gerard (ESP) 16:17:25 05:08:25 00:06:50 6 6 ULLEVALSETER Pal Anders (NOR) 16:14:42 05:09:42 00:08:07 7 14 CASTEU David (FRA) 16:25:18 05:10:18 00:08:43 8 8 FARIA Ruben (PRT) 16:17:23 05:10:23 00:08:48 9 15 VERHOEVEN Frans (NLD) 16:27:59 05:10:59 00:09:24 10 10 VILADOMS Jordi (ESP) 16:16:01 05:13:01 00:11:26 11 5 PEDRERO GARCIA Juan (ESP) 16:27:22 05:13:22 00:11:47 12 32 SVITKO Stefan (SVK) 16:14:31 05:13:31 00:11:56 13 23 BARREDA BORT Joan (ESP) 16:14:20 05:15:20 00:13:45 14 28 ZANOL FELIPE (BRA) 16:39:08 05:16:08 00:14:33 15 34 BOTTURI ALESSANDRO (ITA) 16:41:10 05:17:40 00:16:05 16 16 PAIN Olivier (FRA) 16:41:09 05:21:09 00:19:34 17 25 GOUET Daniel (CHL) 16:43:01 05:22:01 00:20:26 18 35 CECI Paolo (ITA) 16:41:11 05:22:11 00:20:36 19 17 CZACHOR Jacek (POL) 16:49:43 05:25:43 00:24:08 20 18 KNUIMAN Henk (NLD) 16:47:05 05:29:05 00:27:30 21 12 PELLICER Jose Manuel (ESP) 16:53:45 05:29:15 00:27:40 22 4 LOPEZ Francisco (CHL) 16:42:58 05:31:58 00:30:23 23 53 RODRIGUEZ Claudio (CHL) 17:17:53 05:32:23 00:30:48 24 50 SALVATIERRA Juan Carlos (BOL) 17:06:15 05:35:15 00:33:40 25 39 GYENES Emanuel (ROU) 17:04:57 05:36:57 00:35:22 26 64 SCHRÖDER DANIEL (DEU) 17:04:58 05:38:28 00:36:53 27 29 BERGLUND Thomas (SWE) 16:58:49 05:39:19 00:37:44 28 24 STANOVNIK Miran (SVN) 17:07:28 05:39:28 00:37:53 29 42 PROHENS Jaime (CHL) 17:09:27 05:39:57 00:38:22 30 21 AUBERT JOHNNY (FRA) 17:08:14 05:42:44 00:41:09 31 66 LORMAND Etienne (FRA) 17:12:24 05:43:24 00:41:49 33 33 BETHYS Thierry (FRA) 17:09:48 05:43:48 00:42:13 32 144 CURTIS Darryl (ZAF) 17:08:48 05:43:48 00:42:13 34 110 BIRCH Christopher (NZL) 17:16:35 05:46:35 00:45:00 35 89 NASCIMENTO DENISIO (BRA) 17:21:47 05:48:17 00:46:42 36 41 PROHENS Felipe (CHL) 17:19:18 05:50:48 00:49:13 37 40 SERRADORI Mathieu (FRA) 17:19:58 05:52:28 00:50:53 38 43 PISANO Michael (FRA) 17:20:19 05:53:49 00:52:14 39 68 BARROT David (FRA) 17:37:16 05:55:16 00:53:41 40 67 BALOOSHI MOHAMMED (ARE) 17:34:51 05:57:21 00:55:46 41 57 WILLEMSEN Daniel (NLD) 17:26:18 05:57:48 00:56:13 42 26 RODRIGUES FILHO Jose helio (BRA) 17:22:11 05:58:11 00:56:36 43 60 WATT Stanley (GBR) 17:36:01 05:59:31 00:57:56 44 145 NUTTALL Dean (AUS) 17:28:40 05:59:40 00:58:05 45 46 BIANCHI PRATA Pedro (PRT) 17:39:35 06:00:35 00:59:00 46 181 RIOS FELIPE (PER) 17:36:06 06:01:06 00:59:31 47 184 SAKIR SENKALAYCI (TUR) 17:35:38 06:01:08 00:59:33 48 45 SANZ PLA-GILIBERT Eulalia (ESP) 17:35:54 06:01:24 00:59:49 49 30 GUASCH Marc (ESP) 17:35:49 06:01:49 01:00:14 50 51 ARREDONDO Francisco (GTM) 17:40:10 06:04:10 01:02:35 51 62 SCHWARZ David (AUS) 17:41:56 06:04:26 01:02:51 52 69 PAYEN Hugo (FRA) 17:37:37 06:04:37 01:03:02 53 56 MENARD Jean-Christophe (FRA) 17:45:47 06:05:17 01:03:42 54 71 BUTUZA Marcel (ROU) 17:35:48 06:05:18 01:03:43 55 86 MUNK Jes (DNK) 17:37:28 06:05:58 01:04:23 56 48 LIEFHEBBER Hans-jos (NLD) 17:33:07 06:07:07 01:05:32 57 82 GUINDANI Vincent (FRA) 17:35:38 06:08:08 01:06:33 58 58 PUERTAS HERRERA Miguel (ESP) 17:39:43 06:08:13 01:06:38 59 75 BUSIN Pablo (ARG) 17:41:15 06:09:15 01:07:40 60 168 GUIRAL DEMIAN (ARG) 17:55:52 06:10:52 01:09:17 61 49 DABROWSKI Marek (POL) 17:40:54 06:11:24 01:09:49 62 154 GAJDOSECH ROBERTO ANTONIO (ARG) 17:49:52 06:13:22 01:11:47 63 148 GOMEZ Mauricio (ARG) 17:58:12 06:13:42 01:12:07 64 61 MATTOS Dimas (BRA) 17:49:42 06:14:42 01:13:07 65 185 SANCHEZ MARCELO (ARG) 17:48:20 06:17:20 01:15:45 66 77 PICCO Franco (ITA) 17:57:09 06:18:39 01:17:04 67 76 PEDERZOLI Claudio (ITA) 18:07:43 06:20:43 01:19:08 68 138 LECOQ SEBASTIEN (FRA) 17:56:13 06:22:43 01:21:08 69 183 RODRIGUEZ Pablo (ARG) 17:50:35 06:23:35 01:22:00 70 159 CHITTICK Jamie (AUS) 18:12:13 06:26:13 01:24:38 71 72 GOUNON SERGE (FRA) 18:09:21 06:26:21 01:24:46 72 27 PIZZOLITO Javier (ARG) 17:50:34 06:27:04 01:25:29 73 149 CIPKA DUSAN (SVK) 18:06:14 06:27:44 01:26:09 74 92 HAMARD Stephane (FRA) 18:09:09 06:28:39 01:27:04 75 98 BLONDEAU CHRISTOPHE (FRA) 18:15:44 06:28:44 01:27:09 76 87 MEILLAT Christophe (FRA) 18:02:12 06:29:42 01:28:07 77 65 LAZARD Laurent (URY) 18:03:39 06:30:39 01:29:04 78 122 PALANTE Eric (BEL) 18:19:57 06:34:57 01:33:22 79 73 BONY BRUNO (FRA) 18:19:59 06:37:29 01:35:54 80 59 CIOTTI Filippo (ITA) 18:15:54 06:37:54 01:36:19 81 165 MULDER GEERT (NLD) 18:18:50 06:38:50 01:37:15 82 135 SCOTT-WILLIAMS Neil (ZAF) 18:35:07 06:41:07 01:39:32 83 91 TONETTI NICOLA (ITA) 18:23:08 06:42:08 01:40:33 84 116 GEOFFROY Christophe (FRA) 18:40:36 06:50:06 01:48:31 85 164 DEMELCHORI DIEGO (ARG) 18:34:20 06:50:20 01:48:45 86 104 DE BENEDICTIS NETO Vicente (BRA) 18:45:00 06:53:30 01:51:55 87 131 THEURIOT Herve (FRA) 18:50:08 06:59:08 01:57:33 88 81 SUESSE NED (USA) 18:34:31 07:04:01 02:02:26 89 120 ILLANES Rodrigo (CHL) 18:48:33 07:05:03 02:03:28 90 85 PENATE MUNOZ Pedro Manuel (ESP) 18:50:06 07:10:06 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I would like to know what tanks they are using and that screen, love it... Its the only thing thats stops me buying the new 511 I need to a range of 2-300 km Kel
Dakar 2012, Stage 8 Copiapo - Antofagasta 722 km in total, 477 km special test Full throttle - but not without problems Stage eight of the Dakar 2012 saw mixed results for the Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain. Joan Barreda was fighting for another podium finish before ending the day in fourth. Paulo Goncalves meanwhile had a difficult stage. Lying fourth overall in the morning, the Portuguese lost one place. He was finally content to complete today´s race at all. The stage was fast and dangerous, often full throttle and sometimes really tricky. Former race leader Cyril Despres and Goncalves became victims of a mudhole that was not marked in the roadbook. Both got stuck. Goncalves generously helped Despres out of the mess, and the Frenchman promptly sped away. Goncalves was then assisted by the race director. The incident costed a lot of time, which was handed back to Goncalves afterwards. But more bad luck occurred, when he hit a stone one kilometre from the finish line. Goncalves had to push his bike to the finish with a damaged drivetrain. Quite lucky under the circumstances, he "only" lost 24 minutes on Marc Coma, who won the stage. Goncalves dropped back to fifth overall. But on a day when it was important to finish, he did just that. Joan Barreda avoided the mudhole and was going for a top three result. He just missed out, as Ruben Faria and Helder Rodrigues got the better end. Barreda lost valuable time and a precious podium riding in the dust of Stefan Svitko and Juan Pedrero. Good: the Spaniard rode smart and didn´t take too many risks. Zé Hélio also suffered at the mudhole and lost almost one hour. Discussions are going on whether to credit him lost time. Jose Manuel Pellicer keeps improving. He´s sitting right behind his teammates in 25th. Tuesday brings the longest special of the rally. Canyons, loose sand and 556 kilometres of special test await the riders. The stage ends with a georgeous descent to the Pacific Ocean at Iquique. 1. Marc Coma (SPA) KTM, 5:03:52 hrs 2. Ruben Faria (POR) KTM, 7:00 min behind 3. Helder Rodrigues (POR) Yamaha, 7:10 4. Joan Barreda (SPA) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 8:44 5. Stefan Svitko (SVK) KTM, 9:09 16. Paulo Goncalves (POR) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 24:26 23. Jose Manuel Pellicer (SPA) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 34:34 37. Zé Hélio (BRA) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 56:49 Overall standings 1. Coma, 23:24:18 hrs 2. Cyril Despres (FRA) KTM, 1:26 behind 3. Rodrigues (POR) Yamaha, 49:01 4. David Casteu (FRA) Yamaha, 1:09:52 5. Paulo Goncalves (POR) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 1:12:11 23. Joan Barreda (SPA) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 3:26:04 24. Zé Hélio (BRA) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 3:27:51 25. Jose Manuel Pellicer (SPA) Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain, 3:53:19 * Husqvarna Rallye Team by speedbrain is supported by several technical partners as listed.
The two videos before this show how misleading media can be, first one put out by the Dakar media, second of what actually happened judge for yourself. Personally, I think Despres is a jackass. Edit: Just added a third video link from Planet Robby, much better quality. Tried embeding it, couldn't Gittr dun.
