Nasser Al-Attiyah makes first progress with       Dacia

 

The 25th version of the Rallye du Maroc, the fifth and last phase of the World Convention Strike Title (W2RC), started off on Sunday in Marrakech. Nasser Al-Attiyah and Dacia were the quickest in the main stage.

Held under the High Support of His Highness Lord Mohammed VI, this version, which go on until October 11, unites the greatest world and Bedouin names in this engine sport, with a complete course of 2,468 kilometers, including 1,512 kilometers of exceptional occasions. Hence, the first and second phases of this game occurred in Zagora on October 7 and 8 over distances of 496 and 475 kilometers separately before the third stage, booked for October 9, joins Zagora to Mengoub, close to Bouaârfa, over a distance of 676 kilometers. The fourth and fifth stages, which will be hung on October 10 and 11 in Mengoub, will incorporate courses of 373 and 374 kilometers separately, subsequently shutting this esteemed rivalry.

The main event of this rally will be Qatari star Nasser Al-Attiyah, current head of the overall grouping of the big showdown, who will be areas of strength for in with the Saudi Yazeed Al-Rajhi, holder of the title of the last version of the Rallye du Maroc, as well as his comrade Yasser Canister Saedan who is hoping to bring home a big showdown in the light vehicle class (SSV). With his long experience, Al-Attiyah won the main stage in the driver's seat of a Dacia Sandrider. The Qatari beat Yazeed Al-Rajhi (Toyota) by 1'39 in front of his adversary for the title. The platform was finished via Carlos Sainz, 2'33 behind the pioneer, showing that the other huge appearance in this occasion, Passage M-Game, was additionally currently on the speed. Also, Mattias Ekstrom set the second Portage Raptor in fifth position (+ 6'09). This release likewise sees the support of worldwide heroes, like the Spaniard Carlos Sainz, the French boss Sébastien Loeb in the driver's seat of a Dacia vehicle, notwithstanding the Brazilian Lucas Moraes, the Saudi star Dania Aqeel and the Qatari Ahmed Fahad Al-Kuwari. The Meeting of Morocco likewise sees the investment of 271 vehicles, incorporating 126 vehicles agreeable with the guidelines of the Global Car Organization (FIA) and 136 bikes associated to the Worldwide Motorcycling League (FIM), addressing 28 nations. The cruiser classification will see wild rivalry, prominently between the Botswanan Ross Part of the Legend group, the American Ricky Brabec on a Honda and the Frenchman Adrien Van Beveren of the Yamaha group.

Morocco is taking part in this convention with the "Africa Rallye Crew", addressed by the couple Jawhara Bennani and Amine Guessous in the "Challenge" classification, as well as Ali Oubassi and Hanane Amraoui in the Open class.

In the bike classification, Moroccan Soleiman Al Dhahri is partaking in "Convention 3", fully intent on further developing his third spot acquired in the last version. The coordinators trust that the 25th version of the Meeting of Morocco will find actual success at all levels, invigorating, brimming with difficulties and serious contest between contenders.