Jan 7th, 2015 Dakar Rally Stage 4 Race Info & Discussion

Join in and discuss all the action from Stage 4 of the 2015 Dakar Rally. Robby Gordon recorded a respectable 15th place finish in stage 3. The rally moves into Chile, and the Gordini should be very strong in the Atacama Desert. The special section of Stage 4 is 315km long. Robby Gordon start time: 1:11pm/et. Gordon sits 40th in the overall standings, 4h24m behind. Raceday chat will be available throughout the entire 2015 Dakar Rally.


2015 Stage 3 Photos


STAGE 4 TRACKING


STAGE 4: CHILECITO > COPIAPO

Connection 594km | Special Stage 315km | Total 909km

COURSE OVERVIEW

The competitors will have to prove they are worthy of entering Chile! A very early start and a climb to a height of 4,800 metres will precede the border crossing at Paso San Francisco. The really challenging section will begin with a gradual warm-up on the mining tracks, before drivers are faced with the reality of the Atacama Desert. The route here is open and sandy. Over the course of the last 40 kilometres, the giant dunes and basins of Copiapo will have to be tackled and for many this will be at night. Overcoming them will require finesse and instinct.

The GREEN section of the route is the connection , the RED is the Special Section of the stage.

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Permalink Reply by Carlos Orbegoso on January 7, 2015 at 6:21pm

came back Hummer front grill

Permalink Reply by javier on January 7, 2015 at 6:23pm
+1 the lucky grille for the rest of the Dakar 2015
Permalink Reply by Davin Wilson on January 7, 2015 at 6:19pm

Team RGM - Bummer stage 4. Keep digging. We will be cheering you on from afar.

Permalink Reply by javier on January 7, 2015 at 6:28pm
I feel sad because RG and the team are working hard to have some good results, we just need a little good luck with the Gordini, and Robby will do the job, he's the faster Man on the sand.
Permalink Reply by Scooter Wright on January 7, 2015 at 6:30pm

He is one fast dude period.... but in the dunes he is magical as long as his equipment works right.

Permalink Reply by mj on January 7, 2015 at 6:32pm
Amen Javier Robby and his crew is the hardest working team out there . All you negative naysayers can K M A !!!!
Permalink Reply by Team Maranello on January 7, 2015 at 6:34pm
Ok, tomorrow we are going to kill it. There is alway tomorrow. One epic stage win in this dakar and I will be satisfied. Just one, please just one.
Permalink Reply by Michael Keith on January 7, 2015 at 6:37pm

Couldn't get in for live updates, but enjoyed reading every page of today's adventure. My wish is not for 4WD or Hummer but for better coverage so we could actually tell what's happening. I think it's bizarre that the ASO does not allow competitors to communicate what's happening in this age of social media.

They don't have to go as far as putting live GPS on the car, but they could allow the navigator to post updates. That would make this so much for fun!

Permalink Reply by javier on January 7, 2015 at 6:42pm
We need TOG on the terrain inside the Gordini, writing the news from the copilots seat
Permalink Reply by TOG on January 7, 2015 at 6:48pm

no thank you :)

Permalink Reply by GMZ on January 7, 2015 at 6:43pm

I don't think the navigators need more stuff to keep track of!! Park the Gordini and start prepping it now and go back next year.. Its over.

Permalink Reply by javier on January 7, 2015 at 6:58pm
No! The Dakar won't be the same without Robby and the best laboratory for the Gordini is to continue the race ridding miles and miles, testing all the car. And for sure there are tones of good moments on the 2015 Dakar with RG, please support all the work that the team are doing whatever the results are on the grid

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