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The 2025 Dakar Rally route is 7,700km of pure adventure

Dakar Rally organizers have come up with a grueling two-week course that will push competitors and their machines to the absolute limit on their latest visit to Saudi Arabia.

By Tim Sturtridge

There is no other challenge in motorsport quite like the Dakar Rally and the route for the 47th edition of the world famous desert race has got it all. Massive sand dunes, a 48-hour Chrono Stage measuring over 1,000km, plus a full fortnight of further twists and turns in Saudi Arabia.

It all starts with a high-speed 29km Prologue Stage in Bisha on January 3. Then, it's straight into the thick of the action with both the 48-hour Chrono Stage and Marathon Stage coming in the first week of the rally. Competitors who make it past these obstacles will get a well-earned rest day in Hail on January 10.

All roads lead to the Empty Quarter desert during the 2025 Dakar Rally's second week. It will be among Saudi Arabia's most formidable sand dunes that this latest edition of the rally will ultimately be won and lost. The checkered flag will fly in Shubaytah on January 17 and anyone reaching the finish line of this Dakar can consider themselves a true champion.

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Webb Ok...Ready to Race

Webb reports ‘just some whiplash’ in AUSX Open scare

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Section: Competition Post: Alex Gobert

Crashes out of race two after winning the opening encounter.

Webb dominated the opening encounter, but the Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing rider appeared injured upon crashing out of race two, just moments after Jett Lawrence went down in the same turn.

After exiting Marvel Stadium clutching his left arm/wrist, Webb quickly took to social media afterwards to provide an update on his status. He didn’t return for the remainder of the night.

“Just wanted to give everyone an AUS update,” Webb explained. “Won race one and then had an unfortunate incident with Mossy in race two and went down.

“Fortunately, all good, just some whiplash. Appreciate all the love, and hate that I didn’t get to finish the night out for the Aussie fans.”

A more serious injury could have proven disastrous for this year’s Monster Energy AMA Supercross runner-up, only six weeks out from Anaheim 1’s 2025 season-opener. Hunter Lawrence went on to win the overall, as Joey Savatgy clinched the Australian SX1 title.

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