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Ace Qatar rally driver Nasser Saleh al-Attiyah and his French co-driver Mathieu Baumel continued their dominating run at the Rally of Morocco yesterday

Toyota Gazoo Racing’s Nasser Al Attiyah and navigator Mathieu Baumel will take part in the Rally of Morocco, which will be held from today till October 13.

Toyota Gazoo Racing’s Nasser al-Attiyah and navigator Mathieu Baumel will take part in the Rally of Morocco, which will be held from today till October 13.

The 2021 edition of the world-renowned Jordan Rally, round two of this year’s FIA Middle East Rally Championship, gets underway at the Dead Sea today.

 13 May 2021 - 5:36 The Peninsula Qatars triple Dakar Rally champion and four-time winner of the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies, Nasser Saleh Al Attiyah and his French co-driver Mathieu Baumel on their way to win the prologue of Andalucia Rally in Spain, yesterday. More than 70 riders (bike, quad, SSV) are competing in this years Andalucia Rally - the first round of the FIA Cross Country Rallies World Cup, as they gear up for the Dakar Rally which will be held later.  

Toyota has proved once again the capabilities of its vehicles on all terrains and harsh climatic conditions, with a spectacular performance at the world’s most extreme motorsports event, the Dakar Rally. Toyota’s Land Cruiser continued to dominate the Production Car category, with the Toyota Auto Body team claiming a one-two victory. Akira Miura and Laurent Lichtleuchter took first place in the No. 340 Toyota Land Cruiser, while teammates Ronald Basso and Jean-Michel Polato finished as runn...

<p>By all accounts, the Dakar Rally, regarded as the toughest motorsport event in the world, lived up to its irrefutable reputation with its 2021 instalment in Saudi Arabia.</p>

<p>By all accounts, the Dakar Rally, regarded as the toughest motorsport event in the world, lived up to its irrefutable reputation with its 2021 instalment in Saudi Arabia.</p>

Sebastien Loeb believes the navigational challenges posed to the crews in the 2021 Dakar Rally has taken the emphasis away from the drivers and made it a "race of co-drivers"

Qatari Dakar rally driver Nasser al-Attiyah has prepared for the race's second edition in Saudi Arabia with a strict training regimen to build muscle adapted to coronavirus restrictions. As a result of lockdown rules in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the champion driver was forced to adapt his preparation.