Rebellion Racing

Mission Accomplished! From Alula to Yanbu, the Rebells have admirably tackled the challenges of the 46th Dakar

🏁 1 Prologue, 12 Stages, 14 Days of relentless racing. Over two weeks, they traversed a staggering 5,000 kilometers of grueling special stages, culminating in Dammam. 🚗💨

Romain Dumas and Max Delfino ( #231) and Alexandre Pesci and Stephan Kuhni ( #251) are respectively in 14th and 60th position (30th in the category “ultimate”) at the end of the 12 stages of a difficult and high level race. Congratulations to them and the entire Rebellion Racing Team! What a ride!

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As we neared the end, the penultimate stage stretched nearly 500 kilometers across harsh, unforgiving terrain. Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) put up a strong performance, completing this challenging leg in 05:11:39. Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) powered through to finish in 06:14:04 Now, just one final stage stands before completing the 46th Dakar Rally. Stay strong, Rebells – the end is almost in sight.
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Stage 10 brought the Rebells an exhilarating journey around the stunning landscapes of Al Ula, where they masterfully weaved through majestic canyons and navigated towering rocks. Both teams exhibited exceptional skills in this challenging terrain. Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) delivered an impressive performance, completing the course in a swift 03:26:39. Meanwhile, Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) demonstrated sheer determination, powering through and clocking in at 04:23:45.
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Today’s stage kicked off with the promise of speed, yet it unfolded differently. The tracks, more sensed than seen, added a layer of complexity to navigation. The right balance of confidence and skill was crucial in finding the right tempo. Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) finished the stage in 04:31:51, followed by Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) at 06:00:32.
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Today’s stage brought a mix of terrains and a shift in pace for the Rebells. Starting with smooth sand and escalating to tricky stone paths, it was a day of navigating contrasts. Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) finished the stage in 03:27:26 and Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) wrapped it up in 04:21:57
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Post Rest-Day, the Rebells faced the challenging Stage 7, plunging them straight back into the heart of the action. Starting with a labyrinthine canyon demanding frequent direction shifts, and culminating in an intense dune finale. Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) finished the stage in 05:12:19 and Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) wrapped it up in 06:51:26

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After reaching the bivouac in Saudi Arabia’s capital, the Rebells now have a moment to rest and recharge. This rest day isn’t just a crucial pause for the team’s recovery; it also provides the service crew with the necessary time for repairs and maintenance, making sure the vehicles are primed and ready for the upcoming stage.
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After a grueling 48 hours and nearly 600km traversing the vast dunes of the Empty Quarter, the Rebells have successfully navigated the challenging Stage 6. Displaying skill, resilience, and unwavering determination, both teams put up a strong performance over these two days. Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) wrapped up the stage in 09:04:10, followed by Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) clocking in at 10:54:30. We’ve reached the midpoint of the Dakar Rally 2024 with 6 stages down and 6 to go. Tomorrow, the teams will enjoy a well-earned rest day in Riyadh.

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As the clock strikes 4 pm, it’s time for a mandatory halt. All vehicles, including the Rebells - Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) and Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251), are now at the nearest bivouac, unplugging from the outside world and their rivals’ standings.

Tonight’s agenda? A dinner with combat rations and a night beneath the starlit sky.

Tomorrow, the Rebells gear up to conquer the remaining journey, bringing Stage 6 to a close. Stay tuned for more!
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Setting off at dawn for a grueling 527km liaison, the Rebells tackled the immense dunes of the Empty Quarter. In this tough landscape, each kilometer equals the effort of two or three in easier terrains. Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) clocked in at 1:47:44, while Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) finished in 02:10:27.

Time to rest and recharge, as the 48-hour chrono stage awaits us tomorrow.
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Stage 4, after a night beneath the stars⭐️⛺️, offered a mix of smoother paths and navigational challenges. Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) completed the stage in 03:52:07, followed by Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) with a time of 04:47:21. With this stage wrapped up, it’s time for a well-deserved rest as we prepare for an early start tomorrow. The adventure continues!

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Stage 3 was a mix of stony sections, vast expanses of sand and chains of dunes. Our teams skillfully navigated the challenge: Romain Dumas & Max Delfino ( #231) clocked a swift 04:16:52, while Alexandre Pesci & Stephan Kuhni ( #251) charged through in 05:31:59. Full throttle thrills!

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