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Starting on a Sea Camp on the shores of the Red Sea and ending on the opposite side of the Arabian Peninsula, where the competitors will discover the coast of the Arabian Gulf after a four-day adventure through the Empty Quarter, including the marathon stage, the 45th edition of the Dakar is the toughest one since the rally came to Saudi Arabia. Packing almost 5,000 kilometres of specials into a prologue and 14 stages, the route is a true test of extreme endurance.

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00:00 The Valsdakka spirit is get the best in each other to achieve your goals, your sporting
00:10 goals.
00:11 And, how was today?
00:14 He's like a dad to me, you know, so I don't have to stress so much when my dad's not there
00:19 and I know he looks after me really well and you do it with everyone, all the riders.
00:24 Always running around doing something, working on everything, handling everybody's problems.
00:28 I mean, my dad's here, obviously, but he's like everybody's dad at the race.
00:33 We started with a group of friends in 2011, the owners of Bas Trucks plus four friends.
00:45 It's a young spirit that started with Ross Brench in 2018, Dakar 2019.
00:52 It was one of our first fast pilots.
00:59 The most important for me is the atmosphere in the team, the group.
01:04 It needs to be fitting together and what we see now with the young guys, they can help
01:09 each other, they can learn from each other and now we're proud of it.
01:13 It's nice to see.
01:18 I think the coolest thing about our team is that it's a privateer team, but we have a
01:23 factory feeling.
01:25 The setup is the same like the factory team with the look and how Bart really takes everything,
01:30 you know, he does everything professionally.
01:32 And for myself, I feel like a factory rider, but I'm a privateer still and that's what
01:37 the best thing is.
01:42 For me, being on a good team, being around good people and having a nice system that
01:47 works for you is super important and it's pretty much everything I could ever dream
01:52 for.
01:58 First thing that we are trying to do is to keep them calm because with Bradley, we see
02:04 the speed is there, they can ride a bike really fast, but you cannot ride fast as you can
02:10 navigate and then for the young pilots, it's important to close it a bit.
02:17 Yeah, he always tells us to slow down, which you know when you're young and you have the
02:24 speed you want to go wide open, but no, he's good.
02:27 He's been a long time doing Dakar, he's seen what can happen, how situations unfold and
02:35 he's a really good teacher.
02:37 Well, there have been mixed fortunes for Bass World this year.
02:41 Bradley Cox unfortunately crashed out on stage one, breaking his elbow, but Paolo Lucci is
02:45 battling for victory in the Rally 2 class and Mason Klein has been tearing it up in
02:50 Rally GP.
02:51 Bart and his team certainly know how to polish up Rally Road's diamonds in the rough.
02:57 [MUSIC]
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