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X-raid

{{Short description|German motorsport team}}

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| Principal = {{ill|Sven Quandt|de}}

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X-raid is a private German rally team based in Trebur. It has been competing in cross-country rallies since 2002, including the Dakar Rally. The company is based in Trebur near Frankfurt am Main. Since 2002, vehicles for the Dakar Rally and individual cross-country rally events worldwide as well as the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies have been developed and built there. The X-raid team has won thirteen World Cup titles since its inception and the car category of the legendary Dakar Rally in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2020, and 2021.

In addition, X-raid also sells aftermarket parts for Mini Countryman, under their "Powered by X-raid" label.

Successes

Winner of the Cross Country Championship Portugal{{Cite news|url=http://www.x-raid.de/en/about-us/history/|title=History - X-RAID GMBH|work=X-RAID GMBH|access-date=2018-02-02|language=en-GB}}

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Year

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2008

| style="width:295px;" | Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista

| style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

style="width:75px;" | 2009

| style="width:295px;" | Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista

| style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

style="width:75px;" | 2010

| style="width:295px;" | Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista

| style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}

| style="width: 146px;" | BMW X5 CC

style="width:75px;" | 2014

| style="width:295px;" | Ricardo Porém/Manuel Porém

| style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}

| style="width: 146px;" |MINI ALL4 Racing

Winner of the Silk Way Rally{{Cite web|url=http://www.silkwayrally.com/files/booklet/2011_en.pdf|title=Silk Way Rally 2011 results|website=www.silkwayrally.com/|access-date=2 February 2018}}

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Year

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2011

| style="width:295px;" | Krzysztof Holowczyc /Jean-Marc Fortin

| style="width:220px;" |{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

style="width:75px;" | 2018

| style="width:295px;" | Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk

| style="width:220px;" |{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Winner of the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas

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Year

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2008

| style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Christina „Tina“ Thörner

| style="width:220px;" | {{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{SWE#|3=Sweden}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

style="width:75px;" | 2019

| style="width:295px;" | Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue

| style="width:220px;" | {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally

2020

|Vladimir Vasilyev

|{{RUS#|3=Russia}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Winner of the FIA Cross Country Rally World Cup

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Year

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2004

| style="width:295px;" | Khalifa Al Mutaiwei/Alain Guehennec

| style="width:220px;" | {{ARE#|3=United Arabian Emirates}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X5 CC

2008Nasser Al-Attiyah/Kristina „Tina“ Thörner{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{SWE#|3=Sweden}}BMW X3 CC
2009Guerlain Chicherit/Christina „Tina“ Thörner{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{SWE#|3=Schweden}}BMW X3 CC
2010Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}BMW X3 CC
2011Leonid Novitsky/Andreas Schulz{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}BMW X3 CC

Winner of the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies

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Year

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2012

| style="width:295px;" |Khalifa Al Mutaiwei/Andreas Schulz

| style="width:220px;" | {{ARE#|3=United Arabian Emirates}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}

| style="width:146px;" |MINI ALL4 Racing

| 2013Krzysztof Holowczyc /Andreas Schulz{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 2014Vladimir Vasilyev /Konstantin Zhiltsov{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}MINI ALL4 Racing
2015Nasser Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
2018Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
2019Stéphane Peterhansel/Andrea Peterhansel{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

Winner of the Dakar Rally

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Year

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2012

| style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret

| style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | Mini ALL4 Racing

| 2013Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 2014Nani Roma/Michel Périn{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
2015Nasser Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
2020

|Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz

|{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

2021

|Stéphane Peterhansel/Edouard Boulanger

|{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

Placements at the Dakar Rally

Paris-Dakar 2005 (Africa)

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Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 9.

| style="width:295px;" | José Luis Monterde/Rafa Tornabell

| style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X5 CC

Paris-Dakar 2006 (Africa)

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Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 9.

| style="width:295px;" | Guerlain Chicherit/Mathieu Baumel

| style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

| 15.Alfie Cox/Ralph Pitchford{{ZAF#|3=South Africa}} / {{ZAF#|3=South Africa}}BMW X3 CC
| 24.José Luis Monterde/Tiziano Siviero{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ITA#|3=Italy}}BMW X3 CC

Paris-Dakar 2007 (Africa)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 6.

| style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Alain Guehennec

| style="width:220px;" |{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

15.Jutta Kleinschmidt/Christina „Tina“ Thörner{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{SWE#|3=Sweden}}BMW X3 CC
| 16.José Luis Monterde/Jean-Marie Lurguin{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}BMW X5 CC
| 37.Paulo Nobre/Filippe Palmeiro{{BRA#|3=Brasil}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}BMW X5 CC

Dakar 2009 (Argentina, Chile)

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Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 8.

| style="width:295px;" | Leonid Novitskiy/Oleg Tyupenkin

| style="width:220px;" | {{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

| 9.Guerlain Chicherit/Mathieu Baumel{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}BMW X3 CC
| 18.René Kuipers/Filipe Palmeiro{{NLD#|3=Netherlands}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2010 (Argentina, Chile)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 4.

| style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret

| style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

| 5.Guerlain Chicherit/Christina „Tina“ Thörner{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{SWE#|3=Schweden}}BMW X3 CC
| 11.Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2011 (Argentina, Chile)

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Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 4.

| style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret

| style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC

| 5.Krzysztof Holowczyc/Jean-Marc Fortin{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}}BMW X3 CC
| 7.Ricardo Leal Dos Santos/Paulo Fiúza{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}BMW X3 CC
| 20.Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2012 (Argentina, Chile, Peru){{Cite news|url=http://www.x-raid.de/en/about-us/results/|title=Results - X-RAID GMBH|work=X-RAID GMBH|access-date=2018-02-02|language=en-GB}}

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 1.

| style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret

| style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing

| 2.Nani Roma/Michel Perin{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 4.Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 7.Ricardo Leal Dos Santos/Paulo Fiúza{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 9.Krzysztof Holowczyc/Jean-Marc Fortin{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 11.Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}BMW X3 CC
| 15.Alexander Mironenko/Sergey Lebedev{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}BMW X3 CC
| 30.Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2013 (Argentina, Chile, Peru)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 1.

| style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret

| style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing

| 3.Leonid Novitskiy/Konstantin Zhiltsov{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 4.Nani Roma/Michel Perin{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 5.Orlando Terranova/Paulo Fiúza{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}BMW X3 CC
| 12.Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 48.Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2014 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 1.

| style="width:295px;" | Nani Roma/Michel Périn

| style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing

| 2.Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 3.Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Lucas Cruz{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 5.Orlando Terranova/Paulo Fiúza{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 6.Krzysztof Holowczyc/Konstantin Zhiltsov{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 9.Martin Kaczmarski/Filipe Palmeiro{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 10.Vladimir Vasilyev/Vitaliy Yevtyekhov{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{UKR#|3=Ukraine}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 11.Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 12.Federico Villagra/Jorge Perez Companc{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 19.Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 31.Zhou Yong/Hong Yu Pan{{CHN#|3=China}} / {{CHN#|3=China}}MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2015 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 1.

| style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel

| style="width:220px;" |{{QAT#|3=Katari}} / {{FRA#|3=Franzose}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI All4 Racing

| 3.Krzysztof Holowczyc/Xavier Panseri{{POL#|3=Pole}} / {{FRA#|3=Franzose}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 4.Erik van Loon/Wouter Rosegaar{{NED#|3=Netherlands}} / {{NED#|3=Netherlands}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 5.Vladimir Vasilyev/Konstantin Zhiltsov{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 9.Aidyn Rakhimbayev/Anton Nikolaev{{KAZ#|3=Kazakhstan}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 12.Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 13.Yong Zhou/Andreas Schulz{{CHN#|3=China}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 18.Orlando Terranova/Bernardo Graue{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 22.Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2016 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2.

| style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel

| style="width:220px;" |{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing

| 4.Mikko Hirvonen/Michel Périn{{FIN#|3=Finland}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 6.Nani Roma/Alex Haro{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 5.Harry Hunt/Andreas Schulz{{GBR#|3=Great Britain}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 12.Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 13.Erik van Loon/Wouter Rosegaar{{NED#|3=Netherlands}} / {{NED#|3=Netherlands}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 15.Jakub Przygonski/Andrei Rudnitski{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BLR#|3=Belarus}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 23.Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 43.Nazareno Lopez/Sergio Lafuente{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{URY#|3=Uruguay}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 52.Adam Malysz/Xavier Panseri{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2017 (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 6.

| style="width:295px;" | Orlando Terranova/Andreas Schulz

| style="width:220px;" |{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally

| 7.Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 10.Mohamed Abu Issa/Xavier Panseri{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 13.Mikko Hirvonen/Michel Périn{{FIN#|3=Finland}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 15.Stephan Schott/Paulo Fiúza{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 18.Sylvio de Barros/Rafael Capoani{{BRA#|3=Brasil}} / {{BRA#|3=Brasil}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 27.Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2018 (Peru, Bolivia, Argentina)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 5.

| style="width:295px;" | Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul

| style="width:220px;" |{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally

| 13.Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 19.Mikko Hirvonen/Andreas Schulz{{FIN#|3=Finland}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
| 20.Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2019 (Peru)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 2.

| style="width:295px;" | Nani Roma/Alex Haro Bravo

| style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

| style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally

| 4.Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 5.Cyril Despres/Jean-Paul Cottret{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
| 7.Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 8.Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 13.Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}Mini John Cooper Works Buggy

Dakar 2020 (Saudi Arabia)

class="wikitable"
Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

style="width:75px;" | 1.

| style="width:295px;" | Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz

| style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

| style="width:146px;" | Mini John Cooper Works Buggy

| 3.Stéphane Peterhansel/Paulo Fiúza{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}Mini John Cooper Works Buggy
| 6.Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 9.Yasir Seaidan/Alexey Kuzmich{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 14.Alexander Dorosinskiy/Oleg Uperenko{{RUS#|3=Russia}}/ {{LVA#|3=Latvia}}MINI ALL4 Racing
| 17.Denis Krotov / Dmitry Tsyro{{RUS#|3=Russia}}/ {{UKR#|3=Ukraine}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally
| 19.Jakub Przygonski / Timo Gottschalk{{POL#|3=Poland}}/ {{GER#|3=Germany}}MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2021 (Saudi Arabia)

class="wikitable"

!Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

1.

|Stéphane Peterhansel / Edouard Boulanger

|{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

3.

|Carlos Sainz / Lucas Cruz

|{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

6.

|Vladimir Vasilyev / Dmitry Tsyro

|{{RUS#|3=Russia}}/ {{UKR#|3=Ukraine}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Rally

17.

|Guiga Spinelli / Youssef Haddad

|{{BRA#|3=Brasil}} / {{BRA#|3=Brasil}}

|MINI ALL4 Racing

24.

|Victor Khoroshavtsev / Anton Nikolaev

|{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Rally

30.

|Denis Krotov / Oleg Uperenko

|{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2022 (Saudi Arabia)

class="wikitable"

!Place

!Driver/Co-driver

!Nationality

!Car

6.

|Jakub Przygonski / Timo Gottschalk

|{{POL#|3=Poland}}/ {{GER#|3=Germany}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

8.

|Sebastian Halpern / Ronnie Graue

|{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

11.

|Vaidotas Zala / Paulo Fiuza

|{{LTU#|3=Lithuania }} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Rally

23.

|Laia Sanz / Maurizio Gerini

|{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ITA#|3=Italy}}

|MINI ALL4 Racing

28.

|Denis Krotov / Konstantin Zhiltsov

|{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

Dakar 2023 (Saudi Arabia) - car category

class="wikitable"

!Jahr

!Fahrer / Beifahrer

!Nationalität

!Fahrzeug

9.

|Sebastian Halpern / Ronnie Graue

|{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Rally Plus

16.

|Khalid Al-Qassimi / Ola Floene

|{{ARE#|3=United Arabian Emirates}} /  {{NOR#|3=Norway}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

17.

|Jakub Przygoński / Armand Monleon

|{{POL#|3=Poland}} /  {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

|MINI John Cooper Works Rally Plus

21.

|Denis Krotov / Konstantin Zhiltsov

|

|MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

Dakar 2023 (Saudi-Arabien) - T3 Kategorie

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!Jahr

!Fahrer / Beifahrer

!Nationalität

!Fahrzeug

10.

|Ignacio Casale / Alvaro Leon

|{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

|X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype

12.

|Ricardo Porém / Augusto Sanz

|{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} /  {{ARG#|3=Argentina}}

|X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype

17.

|Ahmed Alkuwari / Manuel Lucchese

|{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} /  {{ITA#|3=Italy}}

|X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype

35.

|Camelia Liparoti / Xavier Blanco

|{{ITA#|3=Italy}} /  {{ESP#|3=Spain}}

|X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype

37.

|Joao Ferreira / Filipe Palmeiro

|{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}}

|X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype

See also

References

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External links

  • [http://www.x-raid.de/en/ Official site]

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