The English motorcycle rider Marc Coma (KTM) champion of the Dakar 2011 after finishing fifth in the final stage, in which the Dutch Frans Verhoeven (BMW) was the winner. Eat
clinched his third title of the Dakar with a final advantage of 15 minutes and 4 seconds ahead of Frenchman Cyril Despres (KTM), who finished fourth this time, between Cordoba and Buenos Aires.
Competitors faced today a shorter route than usual with 181 km of special, which left little room for last-minute surprises, given the large advantage that Coma had in qualifying.
Portugal's Helder Rodrigues (Yamaha) took the checkered flag in second position, the Brazilian Jean De Azevedo (KTM) was third and Despres, fourth, 44 seconds behind the winner of the day.
Coma was fifth at 2:16 Verhoeven and his 'backpacker', Joan Pedrero (KTM), seventh. The surprise of the day the Chilean Francisco starred in 'Vest' López (Aprilia), who broke the rear shock off his bike at kilometer 159 and is still ongoing travel.
Chilean threatening occupied third place overall with more than 40 minutes ahead of Helder Rodrigues, who has already completed stage. Eat
rise this Sunday at the top of the podium in Buenos Aires, where he was accompanied by his bitter rival, Despres, in the second drawer.
Pending what you do 'vest' López, the third place overall is for the Portuguese Rodrigues, while Pedrero is situated in a stunning fourth in his first year as a professional driver.
clinched his third title of the Dakar with a final advantage of 15 minutes and 4 seconds ahead of Frenchman Cyril Despres (KTM), who finished fourth this time, between Cordoba and Buenos Aires.
Competitors faced today a shorter route than usual with 181 km of special, which left little room for last-minute surprises, given the large advantage that Coma had in qualifying.
Portugal's Helder Rodrigues (Yamaha) took the checkered flag in second position, the Brazilian Jean De Azevedo (KTM) was third and Despres, fourth, 44 seconds behind the winner of the day.
Coma was fifth at 2:16 Verhoeven and his 'backpacker', Joan Pedrero (KTM), seventh. The surprise of the day the Chilean Francisco starred in 'Vest' López (Aprilia), who broke the rear shock off his bike at kilometer 159 and is still ongoing travel.
Chilean threatening occupied third place overall with more than 40 minutes ahead of Helder Rodrigues, who has already completed stage. Eat
rise this Sunday at the top of the podium in Buenos Aires, where he was accompanied by his bitter rival, Despres, in the second drawer.
Pending what you do 'vest' López, the third place overall is for the Portuguese Rodrigues, while Pedrero is situated in a stunning fourth in his first year as a professional driver.
Source: www.elmundo.es
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