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The Third Stage Was Fatal for Nasser Al Atiah
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The rally marathon tests the ultimate limits of drivers and cars The Dacia Sandriders team did not stay at the top of the Dakar for long. Already at the end of the first day of the marathon in the surroundings of the picturesque Al Ula, the Dakar leader Naser Al Atiah experienced two tire damages in the 500 meters, which forced him to slow down in order to "survive" the stage and stay in the race Photo: A.S.O. The first part of the marathon …
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