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DESAFÍO RUTA 40 YPF 2023 FIA-FIM WORLD RALLY-RAID CHAMPIONSHIPS HAT-TRICK FOR AL ATTIYAH AS BENAVIDES CLAIMS HIS FIRST |
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Key points: · The Desafío Ruta 40 YPF, the penultimate round of the season, came to an end in Salta today. · Nasser Al Attiyah (Toyota Gazoo Racing) took the race for the first time in his career. The reigning world champion picked up his third win of the season, bringing his total to 189 points and padding his lead in the championship. Yazeed Al Rajhi (Overdrive Racing) finished third and defended his second place in the championship with 138 points, while his teammate Juan Cruz Yacopini came in second and rose to third in the championship with 109. · The Hilux dominance earned Toyota Gazoo Racing enough points to renew their manufacturers’ world championship title. · Mitch Guthrie won the T3 race ahead of Cristina Gutiérrez (Red Bull Can-Am Factory) and Austin Jones. The three Red Bull Off-Road Jr Team USA drivers stayed on the provisional podium of the W2RC, where Guthrie Jr. took over the reins with 174 points to Jones’s 171 and Seth Quintero’s 167. · The battle-hardened Shinsuke Umeda (Xtreme Plus) completed the DR40 in T4. He is second in the W2RC. · Among the RallyGP motorbikes competing in the W2RC, Luciano Benavides (Husqvarna Factory Racing) took his maiden win in a W2RC round, edging out Ricky Brabec (Monster Energy Honda) and Ross Branch (Hero MotoSports). Toby Price (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) surrendered his W2RC lead to Luciano Benavides, now in the hot seat with 80 points to the Australian’s 71. Adrien Van Beveren remains third with 66. · Honda (128 points) snatched the lead from KTM (122) in the manufacturers’ championship. · In Rally2, Bradley Cox (BAS World KTM Racing) opened his account in a W2RC round. Romain Dumontier (Husqvarna HT Rally Raid) moved into the championship lead with 79 points. The Frenchman toppled Paolo Lucci (BAS World KTM Racing), stuck with 66 points following his withdrawal from the race. Jean-Loup Lepan (Duust Rally) is still third, now with 58 points. · In Rally3, Ardit Kurtaj (Xraids Experience) emerged victorious from his duel with Mauricio Cueva. The Austrian, second in Mexico, now has 45 championship points, enough to defend his lead in the category. · Manuel Andújar trounced his adversaries —Rodolfo Guillioli and Juraj Varga— in the quad race, winning the first round of the season that he managed to complete. However, Laisvydas Kancius retained the championship lead with 69 points to Guillioli’s 43 and Pablo Copetti’s 38. |
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GOOD THINGS COME IN THREES FOR AL ATTIYAH 30 points separated Nasser Al Attiyah and Yazeed Al Rajhi, first and second in the W2RC with 136 and 106 points, at the start in La Rioja. Fast-forward to a week later and their positions are the same, but the reigning world champion has widened the gap. It was the Qatari’s third victory in a W2RC round this season, following the Dakar and the Sonora Rally. His closest rival pocketed the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, but he had to settle for third in Salta. Al Attiyah now holds a 51-point margin going into the season finale in the Rallye du Maroc, with 189 points to Al Rajhi‘s 138. The 24-year-old Juan Cruz Yacopini (Overdrive Racing) was the runner-up in the DR40 and bagged enough points to bump Sébastien Loeb from the provisional W2RC podium, with 109 points to 101. Sebastián Halpern (X-raid Mini JCW) came up short in his title defence campaign after a broken transmission sabotaged his performance in stage 4. The Argentinian is now fifth overall with 90 points.
The Hilux 1-2-3 in round 4 of the championship means Toyota harvested constructor points from Al Attiyah in first place (25 points) and Yacopini (20) in second. Boasting 230 points after the DR40 to X-raid Mini JCW’s 127, Toyota Gazoo Racing have mathematically secured a second consecutive manufacturers’ world championship* before the finale.
Mathieu Baumel, who vied for the co-driver championship with Fabian Lurquin (BRX) and Timo Gottschalk (Overdrive Racing) when the race started in Argentina, is also safe from a last-minute surge by his rivals in Morocco. The latter two have missed a championship round each: the Dakar, in the case of Al Rajhi‘s co-driver, and the DR40, in the case of Loeb‘s navigator. These absences come with a hefty price tag when one faces the ever-consistent duo of Baumel and Al Attiyah. The Frenchman has 189 points to the German’s 119, more than enough to ensure the 2022 co-driver champion will also defend his title.*
Mitch Guthrie won the T3 race ahead of Cristina Gutiérrez and Austin Jones. Seth Quintero (Red Bull Off-Road Jr Team USA), Mattias Ekström (South Racing Can-Am) and João Ferreira (X-raid Yamaha) all ran into mechanical trouble that put them out of the game while they were spicing up the show. The names of the Americans on the podium of the championship remain the same, but the order not so. Guthrie moved up from third before the start in La Rioja to the top spot, with 174 points. Jones, the leader after the first three rounds, is now second with 171. Quintero slipped from second, one point down on Jones, after Mexico to third now with 167. Seven points separate the three men. The T3 category remains the real nail-biter of the W2RC!
Shinsuke Umeda tamed the DR40 in T4 and pocketed 55 points for his troubles. Rokas Baciuška (Red Bull Can-Am Factory) will not be losing any sleep over this, as he is miles ahead in the ranking and mathematically assured of the T4 title* with 189 points.
LUCIANO BENAVIDES SNATCHES MAIDEN W2RC WIN Luciano Benavides scored his first W2RC victory on home soil after his podium finishes in Sonora this year and Morocco last season. The Argentinian is the new leader of the W2RC with 80 points to Price‘s 71. The Australian, who suffered a mechanical in stage 2, owed his survival in the race only to the generosity of his teammate Matthias Walkner, who gave him his part out on the track. Price lost an hour in this whole fiasco and spent the remaining three stages in damage control mode. Seventh in the W2RC ranking of the DR40, he will head home with a meagre haul of 9 points —not enough to resist the rise of the Albiceleste, who took 25 points with his win, but sufficient to keep Adrien Van Beveren (Monster Energy Honda) at bay, The Frenchman finished fourth in the RallyGP W2RC with 66 points to his name, 5 fewer than Price. Ross Branch (Hero MotoSports), third in the RallyGP W2RC in Salta, ousted Kevin Benavides (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) from fourth place in the championship. The Botswanan now has 45 points to 43 for the 2023 Dakar champion, who had to skip the race due to injury.
Monster Energy Honda took over from Red Bull KTM Factory Racing in the manufacturers’ ranking. Without Walkner at his side, Price was hopelessly outnumbered by the four factory HRCs. The Australian scooped up 9 points in Argentina. Brabec and VBA garnered 33 points for the brand with the wing logo. Luciano Benavides netted Husqvarna Factory Racing 25 points. Ross Branch scored 16 points for Hero MotoSports, whereas his teammate Sebastian Bühler went home empty-handed after retiring from the race. The reds now lead the overall with 128 points to the orange maker’s 122. Husqvarna has 114 points. The Indian firm has 64. GasGas remained stuck at 39 following Sunderland‘s withdrawal.
In Rally2, Michael Docherty turned heads this week with consistent performances that placed him at the same level as the best RallyGP entrants, but a small mechanical in stage 2 knocked him out of contention for the DR40. However, when it is not one South African, it is the other, and it was his teammate Bradley Cox who stormed to victory. Alfie Cox‘s son claimed his first W2RC round victory. In the championship, the BAS World KTM Racing riders’ failure to complete every round on the calendar has kept them away from the business end of their category. Romain Dumontier (Husqvarna HT Rally Raid) will be flying out of Argentina in the lead of the Rally2 championship. The Frenchman was just 3 points behind then-leader Paolo Lucci (BAS World KTM Racing) and capitalised on the Italian’s withdrawal as a result of a crash to move into the lead with 79 points. Lucci is now second, still with 66 points. Jean-Loup Lepan (Duust Rally Raid) also defended his overall podium spot wile drawing closer to Lucci with 58 points.
In Rally 3, Ardit Kurtaj claimed the DR40 and snapped up 25 points. The Xraids Experience has already earned 20 points with second place in the Sonora Rally. He is on track to fulfil his ambition of winning the Rally3 FIM Rally-Raid World Cup. The Albanian-born rider has 45 points to Massimo Camurri‘s 25 and Mauricio Cueva‘s 20.
In the quad race, Manuel Andújar ran rings around his championship rivals —Rodolfo Guillioli and Juraj Varga— day in, day out, winning the first round of the season that he managed to complete. This lack of consistency means that he is nowhere to be found near the top of the championship, but the Argentinian 2021 Dakar champion has marked the finale in red on his calendar and could land another big haul there. In the meantime, Laisvydas Kancius retained the championship lead with 69 points to Guillioli‘s 43 and Pablo Copetti‘s 38.
The Road to Dakar Challenge rewards the top-ranked amateurs in the Rally2 and T4 categories in each W2RC round with free registration for the 2024 Dakar. Santiago Rostan and fellow Argentinians Juan José Semino and Gonzalo Oltra earned their tickets to Saudi Arabia in Salta. The first round of the 2024 FIA-FIM World Rally-Raid Championship unveiled its calendar yesterday. The Desafío Ruta 40 will again be part of the programme as the fourth race of the season, albeit from 2 to 8 June.
Coming soon in the W2RC – Rallye du Maroc from 12 to 18 October: · 27 September: closing date for entries · 11 and 12 October: administrative and technical scrutineering in Agadir · 13 October: prologue in Agadir · 14–18 October: 5 stages between Agadir and Merzouga * pending the official publication of the results by the FIA
Desafío Ruta 40 results HERE W2RC standings after 4 races HERE |
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W2RC podiums after 4 races: FIM
FIM World Rally-Raid Championship: 1. Luciano Benavides (Husqvarna Factory Racing) : 80 pts 2. Toby Price (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) : 71 pts 3. Adrien Van Beveren (Monster Energy Honda) : 66 pts
FIM Rally-Raid World Cup for Rally2: 1. Romain Dumontier (HT Rally Raid Husqvarna Racing) : 79 pts 2. Paolo Lucci (BAS World KTM Racing) : 66 pts 3. Jean-Loup Lepan (Duust Rally) : 58 pts
FIM Rally-Raid World Cup for Rally3: 1. Ardit Kurtaj (Xraids Experience) : 45 pts 2. Massimo Camurri (Robert Mann FFR) : 25 pts 3. Mauricio Cueva (Xraids Experience) : 20 pts
FIM Rally-Raid World Cup for Quad: 1. Laisvydas Kancius (AG Dakar School) : 69 pts 2. Rodolfo Guillioli : 53 pts 3. Juraj Varga : 46 pts
Manufacturers World Championship: 1. Monster Energy Honda : 128 pts 2. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing : 122 pts 3. Husqvarna Factory Racing : 114 pts
FIA
FIA World Rally-Raid Championship: 1. Nasser Al Attiyah – Mathieu Baumel (Toyota Gazoo Racing) : 189 pts 2. Yazeed Al Rajhi – Timo Gottschalk (Overdrive Racing) : 138 pts 3. Juan Cruz Yacopini – Daniel Oliveras (Overdrive Racing) : 109 pts
FIA Rally-Raid Championship for T3: 1. Mitch Guthrie – Kellon Walch (Red Bull Off-Road Jr team USA) : 174 pts 2. Austin Jones – Gustavo Guguelmin (Red Bull Off-Road Jr team USA) : 171 pts 3. Seth Quintero – Dennis Zenz (Red Bull Off-Road Jr team USA) : 167 pts
FIA Rally-Raid Championship for T4: 1. Rokas Baciuska – Oriol Vidal (Red Bull Can-Am Factory) : 189 pts 2. Shinsuke Umeda – Facundo Jaton (Polaris Xtrem +) : 134 pts 3. Eryk Goczal – Oriol Mena (Energylandia Rally) : 86 pts
Manufacturers World Championship: 1. Toyota Gazoo Racing : 230 pts 2. X-raid Mini JCW : 127 pts 3. BAIC ORV : 100 pts |
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AL ATTIYAH GANA SU TERCERA CARRERA DE LA TEMPORADA Nasser Al Attiyah y Yazeed Al Rajhi llegaron a la salida en La Rioja con 30 puntos de diferencia, respectivamente primero y segundo en el W2RC con 136 puntos frente a 106 puntos. Se marchan en las mismas posiciones en el campeonato, pero el vigente campeón del mundo ha ampliado su ventaja. Tras el Dakar y el Sonora Rally, el qatarí ganó su tercera carrera de la temporada. Al Rajhi ganó el Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge pero terminó tercero en Salta. La diferencia ahora es de 51 puntos antes de la final, el Rally de Marruecos: 189 puntos para Al Attiyah y 138 puntos para Al Rajhi. El segundo puesto de Juan Cruz Yacopini (Overdrive Racing) en el DR40 permite al piloto de 24 años subir al podio provisional del W2RC. El argentino desbanca a Sébastien Loeb (101 pts – BRX) con 109 puntos. Sebastian Halpern (X-raid Mini JCW) no pudo defender su título debido a que se le rompió la transmisión en la etapa 4. El argentino se encuentra ahora quinto en la general con 90 puntos.
El triplete del Hilux en la cuarta cita del campeonato permite a Toyota sumar los puntos del primer y segundo puesto de Al Attiyah (25 puntos) y Yacopini (20 puntos) en la clasificación de constructores. Con 230 puntos conseguidos al final del DR40 frente a los 127 del X-raid Mini JCW, Toyota Gazoo Racing ya tiene una ventaja suficiente para asegurarse, antes de la final, un nuevo título de campeón del mundo de constructor*.
Mathieu Baumel, enfrentado en la clasificación de copilotos a Fabián Lurquin (BRX) y Timo Gottschalk (Overdrive Racing) a su llegada a Argentina, también está a salvo del regreso de sus adversarios a Marruecos. Estos últimos se perdieron cada uno una carrera del campeonato, el Dakar para el copiloto de Al Rajhi y el DR40 para el de Loeb. El francés suma 189 puntos frente a los 119 del alemán, margen suficiente para que Baumel, ya campeón del mundo en 2022, pueda renovar también su título*.
En T3, Mitch Guthrie ganó por delante de Cristina Gutiérrez y Austin Jones. Seth Quintero (Red Bull Off-Road Jr Team USA), Mattias Ekstrom (South Racing Can-Am) y Joao Ferreira (X-raid Yamaha) no pudieron pelear por la victoria por fallos mecánicos. Los tres estadounidenses que estaban en el podio del campeonato siguen ahí, pero en otro orden. Guthrie, que llegó 3º a La Rioja, es ahora el líder con 174 puntos. Jones, líder después de tres carreras, se encuentra segundo con 171 puntos. Quintero, segundo después de México a un punto de Jones, queda tercero con 167 puntos. 7 puntos separan a los tres pilotos. ¡La categoría T3 sigue siendo la más apretada del W2RC!
En T4, Shinsuke Umeda derrotó al DR40. Consigue 55 puntos. Nada de que preocuparse por Rokas Baciuska (Red Bull Can-Am Factory), ampliamente seguro y con el título asegurado* en la T4 con 189 puntos.
PRIMERA VICTORIA EN W2RC PARA LUCIANO BENAVIDES Luciano Benavides consigue su primera victoria en W2RC tras sus podios en México este año y en Marruecos la temporada pasada. El argentino es el nuevo líder del W2RC con 80 puntos frente a los 71 de Price. El australiano, víctima de una rotura mecánica en la etapa 2, pudo seguir en carrera gracias al gesto solidario de Matthias Walkner, su compañero de equipo. Tras perder una hora con este incidente, Price salvó los muebles. Terminó séptimo en la clasificación W2RC del DR40 y se llevó 9 puntos. No lo suficiente para resistir a los 25 puntos de la victoria de Benavides, pero sí para no ser atrapado por Adrien Van Beveren (Monster Energy Honda). El francés acabó 4º de los pilotos W2RC y suma ahora 66 puntos, 5 menos que Price. Ross Branch (Hero MotoSports), 3º RallyGP W2RC en Salta, desbanca a Kevin Benavides (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) del 4º puesto del campeonato. El botsuano suma ahora 45 puntos frente a los 43 del ganador del Dakar 2023, ausente esta semana por una lesión.
En la clasificación de constructores, Monster Energy Honda adelanta a Red Bull KTM Factory Racing. Sin Walkner a su lado, Price no pudo competir contra los cuatro HRC oficiales. El australiano se llevó a casa 9 puntos. Brabec y VBA ofrecen 33 puntos a la marca roja. Luciano Benavides aporta 25 puntos a Husqvarna Factory Racing. Ross Branch, sin la contribución de Sebastian Buhler, quien se retiró, ofrece 16 puntos a Hero MotoSports. En total, Honda suma 128 puntos frente a 122 para KTM. Husqvarna tiene 114 puntos. La marca india tiene 64 puntos. GasGas se mantiene con 39 puntos tras el abandono del Sunderland.
En Rally2, Michael Docherty ha impresionado esta semana, haciendo regularmente tiempos entre los mejores de los RallyGP. Pero una pequeña rotura mecánica le inmovilizó en la etapa 2, dejándole fuera para la victoria del DR40. Fue su compañero Bradley Cox quien ganó. El hijo de Alfie Cox registra su primer éxito en una carrera del W2RC. En el campeonato, los dos pilotos del BAS World KTM Racing no han finalizado todas las carreras del calendario y no están al frente de su categoría. Romain Dumontier (Husqvarna HT Rally Raid) deja a Argentina con el liderato del campeonato de Rally2. Llegando a sólo 3 puntos del líder Paolo Lucci (BAS World KTM Racing), el francés aprovechó la retirada del italiano por lesión para tomar el primer lugar con 79 puntos. Lucci cae a la segunda posición manteniendo sus 66 puntos. Jean-Loup Lepan (Duust Rally Raid) también mantiene su lugar en el podio. Se acerca a Lucci con 58 puntos.
En Rally3, Ardit Kurtaj ganó el DR40 y se embolsó 25 puntos. Segundo del Sonora Rally, el piloto del Xraids Experience ya había ganado 20 puntos. Su ambición de ganar la Copa del mundo de rally-raid FIM Rally3 va por buen camino. El albanés de origen tiene 45 puntos contra los 25 puntos de Massimo Camurri y los 20 puntos de Mauricio Cueva.
En quads, Manuel Andújar dominó a sus oponentes del campeonato, Rodolfo Guillioli y Juraj Varga. Termina y gana su primera carrera de la temporada. Una falta de asistencia que no le permite aparecer en lo más alto de la clasificación del campeonato. Pero el argentino, ganador del Dakar 2021, tiene la intención de disputar la final donde aún podría sumar grandes puntos. Mientras tanto, sigue siendo Laisvydas Kancius (69 puntos) quien lidera el campeonato por delante de Rodolfo Guillioli (43 puntos) y Pablo Copetti (38 puntos).
El Challenge Road to Dakar premia a los mejores amateurs de las categorías Rally2 y T4 en cada carrera del W2RC con una inscripción ofrecida para el Dakar 2024. En Salta, son el argentino Santiago Rostan y sus compatriotas Juan José Semino y Gonzalo Oltra quienes se van con sus billetes para Arabia Saudita, la primera cita del campeonato del mundo de rally-raid FIA-FIM 2024 que reveló ayer su calendario. El Desafío Ruta 40 volverá a estar en el programa, todavía en la 4a posición del calendario, pero del 2 al 8 de junio.
Próxima carrera, el Rally de Marruecos, del 12 al 18 de octubre: · 27 de septiembre: cierre de inscripciones · 11 y 12 de octubre: controles administrativos y técnicos en Agadir · 13 de octubre: prólogo en Agadir · 14-18 de octubre: 5 etapas entre Agadir y Merzouga * Sujeto a la publicación oficial de los resultados por parte de la FIA
Resultados del Desafío Ruta 40 AQUÍ Clasificación W2RC tras 4 carreras AQUÍ |
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Podios del W2RC tras 4 carreras: FIM
Campeonato del mundo de rally-raid FIM: 1. Luciano Benavides (Husqvarna Factory Racing) : 80 pts 2. Toby Price (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) : 71 pts 3. Adrien Van Beveren (Monster Energy Honda) : 66 pts
Copa del mundo de rally-raid FIM Rally2: 1. Romain Dumontier (HT Rally Raid Husqvarna Racing) : 79 pts 2. Paolo Lucci (BAS World KTM Racing) : 66 pts 3. Jean-Loup Lepan (Duust Rally) : 58 pts
Copa del mundo de rally-raid FIM Rally3: 1. Ardit Kurtaj (Xraids Experience) : 45 pts 2. Massimo Camurri (Robert Mann FFR) : 25 pts 3. Mauricio Cueva (Xraids Experience) : 20 pts
Copa del mundo de rally-raid FIM Quad: 1. Laisvydas Kancius (AG Dakar School) : 69 pts 2. Rodolfo Guillioli : 53 pts 3. Juraj Varga : 46 pts
Campeonato del mundo de constructores: 1. Monster Energy Honda : 128 pts 2. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing : 122 pts 3. Husqvarna Factory Racing : 114 pts
FIA
Campeonato del mundo de rally-raid FIA: 1. Nasser Al Attiyah – Mathieu Baumel (Toyota Gazoo Racing) : 189 pts 2. Yazeed Al Rajhi – Timo Gottschalk (Overdrive Racing) : 138 pts 3. Juan Cruz Yacopini – Daniel Oliveras (Overdrive Racing) : 109 pts
Campeonato de rally-raid FIA T3: 1. Mitch Guthrie – Kellon Walch (Red Bull Off-Road Jr team USA) : 174 pts 2. Austin Jones – Gustavo Guguelmin (Red Bull Off-Road Jr team USA) : 171 pts 3. Seth Quintero – Dennis Zenz (Red Bull Off-Road Jr team USA) : 167 pts
Campeonato de rally-raid FIA T4: 1. Rokas Baciuska – Oriol Vidal (Red Bull Can-Am Factory) : 189 pts 2. Shinsuke Umeda – Facundo Jaton (Polaris Xtrem +) : 134 pts 3. Eryk Goczal – Oriol Mena (Energylandia Rally) : 86 pts
Campeonato del mundo de constructores: 1. Toyota Gazoo Racing : 230 pts 2. X-raid Mini JCW : 127 pts 3. BAIC ORV : 100 pts |
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