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Stage 14 To Finish COMPLETE
The Dakar has taken the field on a trip around the Red Sea coast several times, including at the beginning of the 2023 edition, which will come to a close on the shores of the Bahia de los Muertos.
This is an unusually fast beach special with little to no room for big changes in the standings. The competitors just need to bring it home to join the celebrations on the seafront podium. Category: Bikes - Quads - Cars - Light Prototypes - SSV - Trucks - Classics Stage 14: Liaison: 281 km / 174.60 miles Stage: 138 km / 85.74 miles
Baja Safari's Prodrive/GCK Motorsports
Pilot Guerlain Chicherit
Takes Final Stage 14 in DAKAR 2023!
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OFFICIAL RALLY SCHEDULE
Sponsored By: CABO Safari Resort, SEA CAMP
DAKAR STAGE SCHEDULE
Saturday, Dec. 31, '22 8PM WEST
Stage 1 - SEA CAMP > SEA CAMP 1.01.2023 Stage 2 - SEA CAMP > ALULA 1.02.2023
Stage 3 - ALULA > HA'IL 1.03.2023 Stage 4 - HA'IL > HA'IL 1.04.2023
Stage 5 - HA'IL > HA'IL 1.05.2023
Stage 6 - HA'IL > AL DUWADIMI 1.06.2023 Modified Stage 7 - AL DUWADIMI > AL DUWADIMI 1.07.2023 Modified
Stage 8 - AL DUWADIMI > RIYADH 1.08.2023 ModifiedRest Day - Riyadh 1.09.2023 Stage 9 - RIYADH > HARADH 1.10.2023
Stage 10 - HARADH > SHAYBAH 1.11.2023Stage 11 - SHAYBAH>EMPTY QUARTER MARATHON 1.12.2023 Stage 12 - EMPTY QUARTER MARATHON > SHAYBAH 1.13.2023
Stage 13 -SHAYBAH > AL-HOFUF 1.14.2023
Stage 14 - AL-HOFUF > DAMMAM 1.15.2023
AWARDS CEREMONY PODIUM
- Sunday, January 15
Rally Reporting Daily, SEA CAMP Schedule Updates
Wednesday, December 28
ARRIVE SEA CAMP
12 NOON SERVICE PARK OPENING
Thursday, December 29
8AM START TECH INSPECTION / ADMIN CHECKS
10PM CLOSE TECH INSPECTION / ADMIN CHECKS
Friday, December 30
7AM OPEN RALLY HeadQuarters
OPEN 7/24 UNTIL January 15
8AM TO 14:30PM ADMIN CHECKS
9AM TO 15:30PM SCRUTINEERING
18:00PM PRESS-CONFERENCE
20h00 DRIVERS-MEETING
Saturday, December 31
7AM TO 21:00PM OPEN RALLY HeadQuarters
8:30AM TEAM-MANAGER-BRIEFING
TBA PODIUM AND PROLOGUE
16h00 PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION PROLOGUE
20:00 PUBLICATION OF START LIST
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North America/Mexico Broadcast Info
This years rally broadcast starts on December 31, 2022 and runs until January 15, 2023 2023, SEE 'Dakar Rally' on Peacock's NBC Sports channel daily.
Nightly coverage of the 14-stage 2023 Dakar Rally — the world’s most challenging off-road endurance race — begins this Sunday, January 1, at 3:30 p.m. WEST on Peacock and continues through Sunday, January 15. Highlights of every show (all 14 stages and the rest day), exclusive racer interviews, and features from the 2023 Dakar Rally will be available on Peacock and NBC Sports digital platforms.
More than 550 competitors across seven classes will race across 5,000+ miles of varying terrain, including desert, canyons, dunes and mountains throughout Saudi Arabia. This will mark the fourth consecutive time that the country has hosted the race. The Dakar Rally is 43 years old, beginning in 1979. The inaugural race began in Paris, France, and finished in Dakar, Senegal.
American Ricky Brabec, who followed his historic Bike class victory in 2020 with a second-place finish in 2021, returns in this year’s field of competitors. Other top U.S. riders include Skyler Howes, who had back-to-back top-10 finishes in the Bike class in 2020 and 2021, and rookie sensation Mason Klein. In the T3 class, 20-year-old Seth Quintero, who set the record for stage wins in 2022, and 2022 T4 champion Austin Jones are also expected to compete for the Americans.
On the international side, two-time and defending champion Sam Sunderland (UK), two-time champion Toby Price (Australia), 2021 champion Kevin Benavides (Argentina), and 2018 champion Matthias Walkner (Austria) lead a competitive field.
CNBC will present three hour-long encore presentations throughout the event (Sat., Jan. 7 at 9 AM, Sun., Jan. 8 at 8 AM WEST, and Sun., Jan. 15 at 9 AM WEST) that will be streamed on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app.
Following is the complete same-day coverage schedule of the 2023 Dakar Rally on Peacock and CNBC:
Date | Coverage | Platform | Time (WEST) | |
Sun., January 1 | Stage 1 – Sea Camp | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Mon., January 2 | Stage 2 – Sea Camp to Alula | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Tues., January 3 | Stage 3 – Alula to Ha’il | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Wed., January 4 | Stage 4 – Ha’il | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Thurs., January 5 | Stage 5 – Ha’il | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Fri., January 6 | Stage 6 – Ha’il to Al Duwadimi | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Sat., January 7 | Stages 5 & 6 | CNBC* | 9 a.m. | |
Sat., January 7 | Stage 7 – Al Duwadimi | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Sun., January 8 | Stages 6 & 7 | CNBC* | 8 a.m. | |
Sun., January 8 | Stage 8 – Al Duwadimi to Riyadh | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Mon., January 9 | Rest Day | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Tues., January 10 | Stage 9 – Riyadh to Haradh | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Wed., January 11 | Stage 10 – Haradh to Shaybah | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Thurs., January 12 | Stage 11 – Shaybah to Empty Quarter | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Fri., January 13 | Stage 12 – Empty Quarter to Shaybah | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Sat., January 14 | Stage 13 – Shaybah to Al-Hofuf | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. | |
Sun., January 15 | Stages 12 & 13 | CNBC* | 9 a.m. | |
***Sun., January 15 | Stage 14 – Al-Hofuf to Dammam | Peacock | 3:30 p.m. |
FINISH AWARDS PODIUM LIVE STREAM TIME TBA***
*Encore presentation
Mexico coverage will go to FOX Sports and ESPN
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PRE-EVENT RACING HEADLINES>>>
*December 31
-Rule Changes
The 2023 rally will be the longest since 2014 with 14 stages + prologue.
All riders will now have digital roadbooks.
T1 & T2 Car competitors will have no neutralization sections in stages.
Cars & Trucks will start stages in overall finishing order, instead of the usual previous stage finishing order.
A new 'time bonus' system will be implemented to give time back to riders opening the stage.
A new 'mirror route' system will be implemented at random, this means some sections of the route will be different for some competitors.
-Bikes
Yamaha has withdrawn from rally raid, entirely. Last years riders are all competing again however, Xavier De Soultrait will compete in a T4 SSV, Andrew Short will co-drive for Molly Taylor and Adrien Van Beveren remains in the bike category with the Honda factory team. Ross Branch also remains in the bike category moving to the Hero factory team.
Joan Berreda Bort leaves the Honda factory team and will race with the semi-factory Monster Energy JB Team.
Last years best rookie and best finishing privateer Mason Klein moves to the RallyGP class but remains without a factory contract.
-Cars
Audi will race with a hugely upgraded car now called the Audi RS Q e-tron E2 however new rules for T1U vehicles mean they will gain 100kg of weight.
Nani Roma will not race this year and he continues his cancer recovery.
M-Sport's Ford Raptor program will not compete in 2023 despite initial plans.
X-Raid Mini will enter two new T1+ regulation cars with Pryzgonski and Halpern.
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-Baja Safari sponsored, Swiss born racer Chicherit has returned to Dakar!
Chicherit
and Zala are the first privateers to race with the ProDrive BRX Hunter.
Baja Safari's Chicherit has already won Rallye du Maroc with the Hunter so he will be
one to watch.
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Martin Prokop has also radically changed his T1+ Raptor which lacked speed last year.
Century Racing will enter two slightly upgraded buggys with a new V6 engine as part of their transition into the T1+ class next year.
Rebellion Racing have moved to Toyota after difficulty with their privately built car in previous years.
Akira Miura enters the T2 class with a new Toyota.
-SSV
Red Bull has partnered with Can Am South Racing to combine the top teams and drivers into a new powerhouse team. Quintero, Jones, Gutierrez & Lopez will race in the T3 category while Rokas Baciuska will race in the T4 category.
X-Raid & Yamaha have joined forces to create a new SSV team with Ignacio Calase as lead driver, moving from Trucks to SSV for the first time.
The young Pole Eryk Goczal is finally old enough to race in Dakar alongside father & uncle Marek & Michal.
Another young rookie Pau Navarro joins the field after winning in Andalucia and finishing 2nd at Maroc.
Xavier De Soultrait moves from Bikes to SSV with the new Sebastien Loeb Racing team.
-Trucks
Kamaz is BANNED and will not compete in 2023. While MAZ remain absent due to sanctions, however this means that the truck category will be extremely interesting with it no longer being a mere spending war.
Team De Rooy & Mammoet tighten their partnership while new title sponsorship replaces the iconic Petronas livery.
Martin Macik will race with a new Iveco.
The KH7 Epsilon team have implemented hydrogen power into their truck for the first time!
The organizers of F1 have already decided NOT to resign any contracts with the house of saud. The above video is the results of the rocket attack at Jeddah.
December 1, 2022: "Formula 1 can confirm, following dialogue with the promoter and relevant authorities, that the 2023 Chinese Grand Prix will not take place due to the ongoing difficulties presented by the COVID-19 situation. Formula 1 is assessing alternative options to replace the slot on the 2023 calendar and will provide an update on this in due course."
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Coverage Posting began December 1, 2022
Gary Newsome, Publisher
Ensenada, BC, Mexico
Edited by: Gary Newsome
Ensenada, BC Mexico
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