Extended highlights of Stage 8 presented by Aramco - #Dakar2025 - Vidéo Dailymotion

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00:00Can you hear me?

00:07Yes, I can hear you.

00:08This is rider number 70.

00:11I am okay.

00:12Yes.

00:13But I want to abandon.

00:14I cannot continue.

00:15What happened?

00:18I'm not feeling it.

00:19I cannot ride.

00:20I don't know why.

00:21David, castera one, not on zero.

00:34Seems like today will be a very difficult stage.

00:37Also, it was raining a lot, so maybe some pieces will be difficult to catch.

00:43But it's important to be focused on the navigation and try to go with that pace.

00:47Have a good day, my friend.

00:48Have a good day.

00:49Have a good day.

00:50Enjoy.

00:51Be careful.

00:52Be careful.

00:53Take care.

00:54See you tomorrow.

00:55Honda have been unsuccessfully chasing Daniel Sanders since day one.

00:59And it got worse today.

01:00Pablo Quintanilla fell badly after the third checkpoint.

01:03Adrian Van Beveren and Luciano Benavides first on the scene.

01:08He was laying on the ground and immediately we stopped and we called the helicopter.

01:12But he had like a big concussion.

01:15It's always a really strange feeling, you know?

01:19Then to restart and to push again, you need to try to forget.

01:24Pablo wasn't the only withdrawal today.

01:26Daniel Nosilla-Jäger was also flown away early on.

01:29I was going very fast.

01:31I was a little bit in the dust, so I don't see like a river cut and I have like a huge

01:37crash.

01:38My shoulder is hurting a lot, but I'm OK and that is like this.

01:44There was trouble everywhere between Al-Duadimi and Riyadh, it seems.

01:48Nacho Corneca also caught out by Al-Wadi.

01:51It was very confusing there.

01:54I was following a line and luckily I was able to brake, but it was a close one.

01:59It was a big hole.

02:00Yeah, yeah.

02:01Saved it like barely.

02:02It looked like Honda's day was going to have a better ending with a clean sweep of the

02:05podium.

02:06Tosca Serena had the quickest scratch time.

02:09It was another long day at the office.

02:12I tried to push and take that bonus time with Daniel.

02:15I don't know about the final results because Luciano and Adrian had to stop there with

02:22Pablo.

02:23Luciano and Adrian had stopped with Quintanilla for over half an hour, so after the finish

02:28that time was given back to them.

02:29VBA posted the second best time and stays on the virtual podium.

02:33Benavidez got past quite a few in the gathering dust, winning the special by two minutes.

02:38Ricky Braybeck and Skyler Howells completed the top five.

02:40Stage win finally, but it was not easy.

02:48Even more complicated because of the dust was not an advantage for sure.

02:52So yeah, happy to get the win and so yeah, it feels really good.

02:58Rally raid equivalent of poetic justice in a way after the Argentine had stage five taken

03:02away from him just before the rest day.

03:04He's up to fourth.

03:05Sander still leads by 11 minutes.

03:08In Rally 2, Michael Doherty broke the Edgar Canett-Tobias-Ebster duopoly with a second

03:13win this year, but Canett increased his lead over Ebster to more than 31 minutes.

03:18They're both in the top 10 in overall.

03:21Emmanuel Genes topped the original by a Mottul standing today.

03:23He leads by 11.38.

03:25As I've learned Dakar can change quickly.

03:38For me it was like this last year, in a blink of a second, then you're out of it.

03:43Two years ago when we came here and we got up to as high as second overall, then unfortunately

03:49we broke a damper that put us quite far back.

03:52So far, I feel pretty good.

03:55We are happy.

03:56We are still in the race, still fighting.

03:58It's nice to be in the battle, in the top three.

04:02All the top guys are quite close, which means we'll all be bunched up.

04:05Everything under control until now.

04:07I'm just trying to keep a level head, stay humble, stay calm.

04:11At one point, if you prepare like a winner, you will become a winner one day.

04:15Maybe tomorrow on 80 percent.

04:18After tomorrow, 90.

04:19After 100.

04:20We'll see.

04:21It's all about winning it.

04:23Inshallah.

04:25Over 730k for everyone today, two-thirds of it was timed.

04:30We've had everything so far this year, drama, domination and despair, thrills, spills and

04:35skills.

04:36Would today live up to what's come before?

04:37You betcha.

04:38Lukas Moraes opened and finished 24th.

04:41It was a good day for me to learn how to open and to navigate ourselves with no bike lines

04:47at all.

04:48So more experience, more experience, more experience is needed to win this thing one

04:53day.

04:55Cristina Gutierrez was 12th.

04:57We have everything, rocks, dunes, fast tracks, slow tracks, easy to get lost.

05:05Just in front of her, Nasser Al-Attiyah, who lost more time.

05:08Yeah, I'm happy to finish this day, you know.

05:15Sometimes we've been lucky, sometimes no, but yeah, we are here.

05:21You know, with the bike, easy to see, but with the cars, it's not easy, but OK.

05:26We are happy and yeah, it was a great day.

05:30Seth Quintero was 10th, then Pachuska, Ferreira and Prokop.

05:35Yazeed Al-Raji, sixth quickest.

05:37I catch Ekstrom, I catch Nasser, that means we keep him far away from us.

05:43Matthias Ekstrom had a bad day, shipping 18 minutes.

05:52Yeah, in the beginning it was bad, but later in the dunes it was pretty fun.

05:58Third on the day, Mathieu Ceradori and Loïc Minaudier.

06:15Runner-up today, playing a support role for team-mate Henk Latyken, was another South

06:19African Guy Bottrell.

06:20Our job is just trying to stay as close as possible to him, with as many spares as possible,

06:24so if he needs anything.

06:26You can stay close behind.

06:28It's always nice to have somebody that can follow you.

06:31It's a good day for South Africa, a good day for Toyota and really happy to finish second.

06:37Leader Latyken led them all home for Toyota Gazoo Racing and took 4.20 out of his rivals.

06:42The stage win for Latyken means he's now 5 minutes 41 clear of Al-Raji, 29 ahead of Ekstrom.

06:49Alatia is now 34 minutes adrift at the top.

06:52Henk the Hench is showing his strength.

07:06Dust at the bivouac.

07:12Dust on the track.

07:15Dust everywhere, actually.

07:18Alish Lopresh said that was one of the most uncomfortable stages of the rally so far.

07:23There were stones, there were bumps, and there was a lot of traffic.

07:29Did I mention the dust at all?

07:35You can throw as much fesh fesh as you like at Martin Matic though, and he'll just blast

07:39right through it.

07:40A fourth win of this edition for the defending champion, he leads by a massive 2.5 hours.

07:46Better dust off that trophy, I guess.

07:54It's now two straight wins in the SSVs for Jeremiah Gonzalez Ferraioli.

07:58Jerome de Sadelier was third today, and runaway leader Brock Hegger doesn't need to do anything

08:03more than keep tabs on his rivals for the next four days.

08:06That's what he did today.

08:07Second on the stage, 1 hour 41 advantage overall.

08:12And he's got five Dakars under his belt in the cars, the trucks, and the T4s.

08:16He's only 20 years old, and today Paolo Navarro finally took a maiden victory after an enthralling

08:22duel in the T3s with David Sile.

08:25Nicolas Cavigliasso had no issues and is way out in front.

08:35It's a long, long road, with many a winding turn.

08:41And while we're on the way to there, why not share?

08:47So on we go.

08:48His welfare is my concern.

08:51He ain't heavy.

08:53He's my Dakar brother.

09:11The Dakar brings us together, brothers and sisters.

09:14Catch you tomorrow, rally fans.

Extended highlights of Stage 8 presented by Aramco - #Dakar2025

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