Dakar Rally 2013

Route of the Dakar Rally 2013

The 2013 Dakar Rally was the 35th edition of the Dakar Rally and the 34th that actually took place. It took place for the fifth time in South America .

The rally started on January 5, 2013 in Lima ( Peru ) and ended on January 19 in Santiago ( Chile ) after 14 stages and over 8500 kilometers.

A total of 449 vehicles took part, including 183 motorcycles, 38 quads, 153 cars and 75 trucks.

Stages

stage	date	From	To	connection	Rating	total
				km	km	km
1	January 5th	Lima	Pisco	250	13	263
2	6th January	Pisco	Pisco	85	242	327
3	January 7th	Pisco	Nazca	100	243	343
4th	January 8th	Nazca	Arequipa	429	288	717
5	January 9th	Arequipa	Arica	337	172	509
6th	10. January	Arica	Calama	313	454	767
7th	11th January	Calama	Salta	534	220	754
8th	January 12th	Salta	San Miguel de Tucuman	379	470	849
	13th January	Rest day in San Miguel de Tucumán
9	January 14th	San Miguel de Tucuman	Cordoba	259	593	852
10	15. January	Cordoba	La Rioja	279	353	632
11	January 16	La Rioja	Fiambalá	262	219	481
12	January 17th	Fiambalá	Copiapó	396	319	715
13	January 18th	Copiapó	La Serena	294	441	735
14th	January 19th	La Serena	Santiago	502	128	630

Note: The kilometer information relates to the length of the route in the car rating. In several stages, however, there were different route lengths for the various vehicle classes, so that different kilometer information sometimes applies to trucks or motorbikes / quads.

Stage winner

stage	Winner motorcycles	Winner quads	Winner cars	Winner trucks
1	Francisco Lopez	Ignacio Flores Seminario	Carlos Sainz Timo Gottschalk	Gerard de Rooy Tom Colsoul Darek Rodewald
2	Joan Barreda Bort	Marcos Patronelli	Stéphane Peterhansel Jean-Paul Cottret	Gerard de Rooy Tom Colsoul Darek Rodewald
3	Francisco Lopez	Marcos Patronelli	Nasser Al-Attiyah Lucas Cruz	Gerard de Rooy Tom Colsoul Darek Rodewald
4th	Joan Barreda Bort	Marcos Patronelli	Nasser Al-Attiyah Lucas Cruz	Ayrat Mardeev Aydar Belyaev Anton Mirniy
5	David Casteu	Marcos Patronelli	Nani Roma Michel Périn	Hans Stacey Detlef Ruf Bernard the Children
6th	Francisco Lopez	Ignacio Nicolás Casale	Nasser Al-Attiyah Lucas Cruz	Gerard de Rooy Tom Colsoul Darek Rodewald
7th	Kurt Caselli	Sebastian Palma	Stéphane Peterhansel Jean-Paul Cottret	Gerard de Rooy Tom Colsoul Darek Rodewald
8th	Joan Barreda Bort	Sarel van Biljon	Guerlain Chicherit Jean-Pierre Garcin	canceled due to flooding
9	Cyril Despres	Lukasz Laskawiec	Nani Roma Michel Périn	Ales Loprais Serge Bruynkens Radim Pustějovský
10	Joan Barreda Bort	Lukasz Laskawiec	Orlando Terranova Paulo Fiuza	Andrei Karginow Igor Devyatkin Andrei Mokeiev
11	Kurt Caselli	Paul Smith	Robby Gordon Kellon Walch	Gerard de Rooy Tom Colsoul Darek Rodewald
12	Frans Verhoeven	Sebastian Husseini	Nani Roma Michel Périn	Andrei Karginow Igor Devyatkin Andrei Mokeiev
13	Francisco Lopez	Sarel van Biljon	Robby Gordon Kellon Walch	Andrei Karginow Igor Devyatkin Andrei Mokeiev
14th	Ruben Faria	Sarel van Biljon	Nani Roma Michel Périn	Peter Versluis Harry Schuurmans Jurgen Ladies

Overall rating

motorcycles

rank	driver	vehicle	time
1	Cyril Despres	KTM	43:24:22
2	Ruben Faria	KTM	+00: 10: 43
3	Francisco Lopez	KTM	+00: 18: 48
4th	Ivan Jakes	KTM	+00: 23: 54
5	Juan Pedrero García	KTM	+00: 55: 29
6th	Olivier Pain	Yamaha	+01: 06: 30
7th	Hélder Rodrigues	Honda	+01: 11: 22
8th	Javier Pizzolito	Honda	+01: 26: 07
9	Frans Verhoeven	Yamaha	+01: 26: 35
10	Paulo Gonçalves	Husqvarna	+01: 28: 20

Quads

rank	driver	vehicle	time
1	Marcos Patronelli	Yamaha	49:42:42
2	Ignacio Nicolás Casale	Yamaha	+01: 50: 35
3	Rafal Sonic	Yamaha	+03: 16: 49
4th	Lucas Bonetto	Honda	+03: 40: 10
5	Sebastian Palma	Can-Am	+04: 35: 57
6th	Sebastian Husseini	Honda	+05: 40: 03
7th	Paul Smith	Honda	+05: 46: 09
8th	Ignacio Flores Seminario	Yamaha	+06: 09: 27
9	Claudio Clavigliasso	Can-Am	+06: 19: 41
10	Luciano Gagliardi	Yamaha	+06: 29: 36

cars

rank	driver	vehicle	time
1	Stéphane Peterhansel Jean Paul Cottret	Mini	38:32:39
2	Giniel de Villiers Dirk von Zitzewitz	Toyota	+00: 42: 22
3	Leonid Novitskiy Konstantin Zhiltsov	Mini	+01: 28: 22
4th	Joan Roma Michel Périn	Mini	+01: 36: 43
5	Orlando Terranova Paulo Fiuza	BMW	+01: 49: 10
6th	Carlos Sousa Miguel Ramalho	Great Wall	+02: 38: 16
7th	Ronan Chabot Gilles Pillot	SMG	+03: 18: 05
8th	Guerlain Chicherit Jean-Pierre Garcin	SMG	+03: 27: 44
9	Pascal Thomasse Pascal Larroque	Buggy MD rally	04:35:32
10	Lucio Ezequiel Álvarez Bernardo Rolando Graue	Toyota	+04: 45: 48

truck

rank	driver	vehicle	time
1	Eduard Nikolajew Sergey Savostin Vladimir Rybakov	KAMAZ	39:41:43
2	Ayrat Mardeev Aydar Belyaev Anton Mirniy	KAMAZ	+00: 37: 10
3	Andrei Karginow Igor Devyatkin Andrei Mokeiev	KAMAZ	+00: 37: 57
4th	Gerard De Rooy Tom Colsoul Darek Rodewald	Iveco	+00: 41: 16
5	Martin Kolomy René Kilián David Kilian	Tatra Mountains	+01: 01: 47
6th	Ales Loprais Serge Bruynkens Radim Pustějovský	Tatra Mountains	+01: 16: 10
7th	Peter Versluis Harry Schuurmans Jurgen Ladies	MAN	+02: 32: 09
8th	Marcel van Vliet Artur Klein Marcel Pronk	MAN	+03: 22: 13
9	René Kuipers Peter van Eerd Moisès Torrallardona	Iveco	+03: 53: 50
10	Peter van den Bosch Patrick Bouw Wouter Rosegaar	DAF	+04: 09: 52

Incidents

On January 10, 2013, two people died and seven others were seriously injured when a rally service vehicle collided with two taxis. French motorcyclist Thomas Bourgin died on January 11, 2013 in a collision with a police car.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Full Entry List. OSA, accessed on January 19, 2013 (English, website of the organizer). 
2. ↑ Next death in the Dakar Rally. Motorcyclist Thomas Bourgin dies on the way to the start. Süddeutsche Zeitung , January 11, 2013, accessed on January 19, 2013 .