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Who won the Dakar rally from 1979 to 2022? Let's praise our heroes the Dakar winners: Cyril Neveu, Hubert Auriol, Gaston Rahier, Edi Orioli, Gilles Lalay, Stéphane Peterhansel, Richard Sainct, Fabrizio Meoni, Nani Roma, Cyril Depres, Marc Coma, Toby Price, Sam Sunderland, Matthias Walkner, Ricky Brabec, Kevin Benavides. More from the Dakar rally: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6XMXsEOUKL5-7XZbWevBcyZ6yi2Vhj5u Contents: 00:00 Intro 00:04 1979 - 2022 Dakar Rally Winners 00:11 1979: Cyril Neveu (Yamaha XT 500) 00:17 1980: Cyril Neveu (Yamaha XT 500) 00:23 1981: Hubert Auriol (BMW R 80 GS) 00:29 1982: Cyril Neveu (Honda XR 550) 00:35 1983: Hubert Auriol (BMW R 80 GS) 00:41 1984: Gaston Rahier (BMW R 80 GS) 00:48 1985: Gaston Rahier (BMW R 80 GS) 00:53 1986: Cyril Neveu (Honda NXR 750V) 00:59 1987: Cyril Neveu (Honda NXR 750V) 01:05 1988: Edi Orioli (Honda NXR 800V) 01:11 1989: Gilles Lalay (Honda NXR 800V) 01:17 1990: Edi Orioli (Cagiva Elefant 900) 01:23 1991: Stéphane Peterhansel (Yamaha YZE 750T) 01:29 1992: Stéphane Peterhansel (Yamaha YZE 850T) 01:35 1993: Stéphane Peterhansel (Yamaha YZE 850T) 01:41 1994 Edi Orioli (Cagiva Elefant 900) 01:47 1995 Stéphane Peterhansel (Yamaha YZE 850T) 01:53 1996 Edi Orioli (Yamaha YZE 850T) 01:59 1997 Stéphane Peterhansel (Yamaha YZE 850T) 02:05 1998 Stéphane Peterhansel (Yamaha YZE 850T) 02:11 1999 Richard Sainct (BMW F650 RR) 02:17 2000 Richard Sainct (BMW F650 RR) 02:23 2001 Fabrizio Meoni (KTM LC4 660 R) 02:29 2002 Fabrizio Meoni (KTM LC8 950R) 02:35 2003 Richard Sainct (KTM LC4 660 R) 02:41 2004 Nani Roma (KTM LC4 660 R) 02:47 2005 Cyril Depres (KTM LC4 660 R) 02:53 2006 Marc Coma (KTM LC4 660 R) 02:59 2007 Cyril Depres (KTM LC4 690 Rally) 03:05 2009 Marc Coma (KTM 690 Rally) 03:11 2010 Cyril Depres (KTM 690 Rally) 03:17 2011 Marc Coma (KTM 450 Rally) 03:23 2012 Cyril Depres (KTM 450 Rally) 03:29 2013 Cyril Depres (KTM 450 Rally) 03:35 2014 Marc Coma (KTM 450 Rally) 03:41 2015 Marc Coma (KTM 450 Rally) 03:47 2016 Toby Price (KTM 450 Rally) 03:53 2017 Sam Sunderland (KTM 450 Rally) 03:59 2018 Matthias Walkner (KTM 450 Rally) 04:05 2019 Toby Price (KTM 450 Rally) 04:11 2020 Ricky Brabec (Honda CRF 450 Rally) 04:17 2021 Kevin Benavides (Honda CRF 450 Rally) 04:23 2022 Sam Sunderland (GasGas 450 Rally) Thanks for watching, like and subscribe. Music: Bensound https://www.youtube.com/c/BensoundMusic contact.ride.your.bike@gmail.com

PIERRE MARIE POLI DAKAR 1988 Motorbike ÉCUREUIL 1000 ERS. See pilot Pierre-Marie Poli at 180km/h (112 miles), just 2 meters from the film chopper, in search of top speed in his memorable contest for overall ranking leadership with Patrick Tambay's Range Rover 200km/h (124 miles), in the Dakar 1988. They ended the stage tied after this epic duel. Due to the failure of the engine spark plug, he was 15 km from the goal on the beach in Dakar, when he was in the lead of the race. Pierre Marie Poli's motorcycle (nr. 88) is the Écureuil 1000 ERS prototype. Number of motorcycles entered in the 1988 Paris Dakar Rally: 1) at departure: 180 2) coming to the end of the Dakar: 34 Contents 00:00 start 00:02 Pierre Marie Poli Dakar 1988 00:14 The duel between Patrick Tambay (Range Rover) and Pierre-Marie Poli (Écureuil) for the lead in the overall standings was constant throughout the stage 00:51 Pierre Marie Poli at 180 km/h (112 miles), finds his solution to increase his top speed. 01:26 Patrick Tambay (Range Rover) followed at 200 km/h (124 miles) 01:51 Finished the stage of the race tied 01:57 Arrival at the finish line of the Pierre-Marie Poli stage after a sandstorm. It arrived 3 hours ahead of the other competitors. 02:22 Due to spark plug failure, he was 15 km from the finish line at Dakar beach, when he was in the lead of the race. Music from CO.AG Music: "We Will Get There" "Now so Peaceful". All the tracks and image art used in our video are the property of their respective owners. No copyright infringement intended strictly for promotional use. Thank you very much for subscribing to my channel and thanks for watching. contact.ride.your.bike@gmail.com