O TYM ODCINKU
For the third year in a row, fans from around the world have followed Luis Belaustegui as he's attempted the Dakar on a 2-stroke KTM 150. Last year he came agonizingly close before a crash and injury ruled him out a stage from the end. This year, he had to overcome one challenge after the next in order to make it. When you hear his attitude, I think it will be clear why he was able to triumph.
We chat with mechanic and team manager Scott Spears, followed by Luis, as they are on a layover on their flight home from Chile. Thanks for taking the time to speak with us guys, and congratulations on a job well done!!
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INNE ODCINKI W TYM PODCASCIE
On the eve of fulfilling his dream of riding a North African Rallye, Lyndon (Pyndon) Poskitt calls in from the Merzouga Rally. He'll be on his self-built KTM 700. It's great to have you back on RallyRAIDio, Lyndon!
Lyndon calls in with a comprehensiive from the Bivouac after a rough day on the bike, health wise.
After a miserable day of intense sickness yesterday that resulted in him sitting out the stage, Lyndon is much recovered today and had a great day on the bike, describing the stage as a "real African Dakar stage"! Rally On, Lyndon!!
Ned Suesse (Neduro), who we followed with rapt attention during the 2012 Dakar Rally, calls in after Day 1 of the inaugural Baja Rally. Thanks, Ned, and good luck on Day 2!
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