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@kmcdonnell83

Жыл бұрын

Work with #netflix and make a “Ride to Survive” series! The #dakar such a unique and grueling test of man, machine, team.. but these unsupported guys are the TRUE endurance champs. Just finishing as unsupported should come with the same notoriety as the Factory teams. The Sahara, the Atocama, the Saudi deserts are unforgiving. Imagine getting marooned out there. It’s almost a death sentence

@roastingpeanuts

Жыл бұрын

These guys are Dakar!! not your overpaid athletes....

Factory teams are fascinating and all...but these dudes are the true spirit of Dakar 🔥

@julianr.7186

Жыл бұрын

These dudes ARE the Dakar.

@rckjeep

Жыл бұрын

There’s even a few guys who did the Molle Moto class solo. Check out Races To Places here on YT. Lyndon Poskitt completed it 3 times.

@rpf23543

Жыл бұрын

These dudes are the REAL HERO's of Dakar!!!

@t.s.p1864

Жыл бұрын

And dakar doesn't covers them properly.

@mjlfz1

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. The factory guys just get the coverage because they're going the fastest.

Would like to see more coverage of these guys working on their bikes and talking about their stage adventures

@rdy553

Жыл бұрын

There is a lot but in french

@TheNulloprozento

Жыл бұрын

Lyndon Poskitt has documented his Male Moto i guess

@dilesh007

Жыл бұрын

Look up Lyndon Poskitt!!! you get so much more insighyt into Dakar than even the official Dakar videos

Ok, the factory riders they are amazing for speed, but the true essence of the Dakar are these riders, the Malle Moto riders, there is everything here, passion, desire for adventure, determination, and an always positive thought .... True modern heroes.

@RedBullRally

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you are right

@wyattchampion

Жыл бұрын

HEROES???

@riverdog155

Жыл бұрын

@@wyattchampion Ciao Wyatt, Yes, for me Heroes, Because to wake up at 3 in the morning to do 800 km a day in the middle of the desert, in the stones etc. maybe in the rain like this year, and then instead of resting you have to do maintenance on the bike yourself ... going to sleep late ... you have to be special people, and I see these special people as modern heroes, capable of doing things out of the ordinary.

@gorgosanma

Жыл бұрын

@@wyattchampion Well yes, the idea of going against the odds, competing against others that have it easier, but not cowering and doing it anyway without whining. That is what people admire for a good reason.

Phenomenal, wish we could get even more coverage and behind the scenes of small teams like this for next year!

Amazing!,! There should be so much more coverage of these guys

@miticjovan87

Жыл бұрын

Give them more support, yeaaa, they are also very important

Massive respect for those guys & gals: Truly hardcore!

This guy Justifies the whole event! Cheers to him and his limited crew

finishing the dakar without support is something to tell to kids and nephew CONGRATS

These are the true warriors of Dakar. All Heart and soul.

Thanks for this video, this perspective which makes Red Bull so special. No one talks about this riders,. Thanks for sharing those challenges with us.

@RedBullRally

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

To do something you dream and love doing is just pure natural high. Period. Respect to those who are unsupported and respect to those who help others who needs a hand for times of repairs mental support. Amazing!

Much love for Paul neff!

ALL you originals you are the essence of this adventure good luck to you all.

The drivers are there own mechanics, techs, engineers and drivers of their vehicles... the true motor/ car guys

I see only one left out of five in the final stage. Congratulations to him and to the team 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

THIS IS BEST VID ON YOUTOOBE! The Doodes a badass warfighter legend! God speed brother. STAY HARD!

Amazing! Would love to see more of these guys. Huge respect to all finishers and participants!

I can’t LIKE this enough.

„We have a red box“. Love these guys. Well done.

@0:15 you say no American has finished the Dakar unsupported. Chris Jones finished the Dakar in 2007 unsupported. There's probably been a few others as well.

I've raced against Paul Neff. He's fast a F, boi

An incredibly humbling experience. I've been dreaming of Dakar myself. Well done guys. Been riding since i was 6yo,but don't reckon i would survive a day. Respect.......

Great class and it’s done for the love of Dakar racing. Congratulations guys👏🏻👊🏻

Paul Neff is the KING! Good job Buddy! Go American Rally Originals!!

@jeffdmax

Жыл бұрын

Paul is one of my local ridding buddies. He is KING

This is the Dakar, true people.

Legends, living the dream. Good on em for making it happen :')

And Paul looks like a guy you'd only cross paths with at an in & out burger. Massive respect.

I'm also a little disappointed by the lack of coverage for those who do the Dakar without assistance!! They are indeed heroes of this endurance test💪

THIS is my favorite Dakar !

@RedBullRally

Жыл бұрын

It's been an amazing race so far!

Carlo de Gavardo was the first American in Malle Moto, in fact he was the first privateer, and the first American who makes podium in Dakar Rally in late 90's, only half an hour of some Italian guy called Fabrizio Meoni (Multiple Dakar Winner, who tragically lost his life, racing the Dakar a few years later), his assistance by the time of the Podium, if I don't recall bad, was a close friend as Mechanic and his Dad, in a privateer KTM 660 Replica, against all the KTM Factory bikes of that time, and Some Yamahas After that accomplishment came the KTM Factory Team and give Carlo official driver Status, Carlo was instrumental in developing the KTM 450 Rally, before that, all the bikes were 660cc He was the first American, he was so respected in the Biouvac than knowing him was instrumental in the decision of moving the Dakar to America in late 2000's

@RedBullRally

Жыл бұрын

thanks for the great comment 🙌

@kiwizz2177

Жыл бұрын

Meoni was an Italian rider !

@chacaf22

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwizz2177 Duh, thanks dude! I totally screwed up

@moralester

Жыл бұрын

He is Chilean actually. Born: July 14, 1969, Huelquen, Chile. Out of curiosity, why do you think he's American?

@pauldarling330

Жыл бұрын

@@moralester It is usually a pedantic way to remind people that America is a continent and not a country, so while everyone understands american to mean a citizen of the United States, it can technically mean anyone from the Western Hemisphere.

these dudes are crazy! awesome

These riders are the true heroes

This is just completely unbelievable, that people can do this... that people choose to do this. Bravo.

This is brutal! Respect to them!!

So happy and proud of you guys God bless and stay strong warriors.

Heroes, every one of them

Why not show the unsupported Lady of the race? Kirsten Landman....

The TRUE HEROS.Well done guys.

WE NEED MORE IN DEPTH VIDEOS LIKE THIS !!

I love it when people from all parts of the world get out of their own ponds and find adventures that their neighbours not necessarily knows anything about. But those that know, they know... 🥰

Well done Paul

How awesome is that! Being able to have a go and follow the dream.

Awesome job lads. What a journey that must be Good on yas

The real heroes of the Dakar

We need more of this!! How did he finish?

This category is too little promoted, generaly speaking, including the other channels too, Dakar ch. especially. And they do the real Dakar race, being drivers, then in the 2nd part of they day, mechanics.

This is the true spirit of the Dakar rally. For me.

Absolutely amazing

Nice work boys!

Hardcore racing 🤘

love these guys

It should be titled "The unsung heroes of Dakar". The limelight on the stars is so huge that the passion of motorsports is lost.

Dead impressive, I'd like to see more of these guys

Klim gear looks good on you, and I know you appreciate wearing Klim and the Atlas throttle lock sure helps giving that right hand a rest

Now THAT is Hardcore!

i m more impressed by these guys than pro teams

LLLEEEEETTTTTSSSSS GOOOOOOOO MÁRIO PATRÃO!!! Estamos a contar contigo 🇵🇹

amazing and inspiring! one day i will finish malle moto dakar race!

❤️❤️❤️ Respect !!!

Did a course at touratech Rally with Paul, excellent trainer and such a good man. You go Paul !

I look up to that guys. Must be awesome 👌

Hello, my Lifan 125 pit bike arrived yesterday from china. When is next Dakar rally?

That’s pretty cool .

Wow 😱👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏽

Nice!👍🏽🙏🏻

That smile at 2:30 was just lovely

That's so impressive

these are the really the true Dakar riders.

What are the official requirements to enter and ride the Dakar like this team? Can 'anyone' enter? Are there qualifiers? TIA :)

i wish there were more field(bivouac) repair video's how guys do that on the trip etc.

This is what Dakar and rallying is about.

Warriors!

This is me, rocking up to every race, BY MYSELF, tool bag in hand, ready to kick ass alone. Idk what to do to get sponsored. It would be nice to at least have a team though...

So these "red boxes" get transported from camp to camp for them? Because I didn't see them strapped to the bikes.

@the_lost_navigator7266

Жыл бұрын

Yes. They can only use what they carry on the bike and fits in that box. He had a black holdall though, they must be clothes not limited by the rules.

@saiff1924

Жыл бұрын

@@the_lost_navigator7266 there is a guy in classic was talking about carrying stuff for the others in his van but that is in classic

@the_lost_navigator7266

Жыл бұрын

@@saiff1924 yes, the classic don't have the same restrictions as these riders.

It must be a fascinating journey! But out of curiosity, does getting help from your 'teammate' to fix your bike against the melle moto rule?

Inspirational

The race is only half of the effort. The logistics of it all is the hard part. Customs, credentials, your gear & bike is a massive undertaking that obviously takes place long before race begins.

Yeah!

🔥🔥🔥

Finishing Dakar by an ordinary racing enthusiast is a lifetime achievent

This video was way too short, we need a docu about the "small" guy of dakar!

@ptrso1

Жыл бұрын

Longer version of on Red Bull TV

💪🔥🙌

Living your dream

All credit to these guys, unbelievable tough but this is how it all started. The first Dakar's were private individuals with no back up and on old skool Xt500s (OMG!) Imagine how grueling it must have been the year that it was Paris to Dakar, and then back to Paris !!!

they deserved a 15 minute video on them.

One day DEFINITELY

🤘🤘🤘

DO IT ONA 2 STROKE RACE BIKE ILL BE IMPRESSED....LMAO

Looks like Mathias doppelgänger

@RedBullRally

Жыл бұрын

We can see the resemblance 😅

@astreet339

Жыл бұрын

@@RedBullRally lol

I want more of this. This is real racing. Couldn't care less about million dollar prototypes driven by people who have never had a real job.

Is riding a bike a standard for armatur racers or it can be any vehicle.

This is the only category I have watched for awhile now. Dakar lost a lot of it's luster once bigger names got into it.

No offence to this guy, but Malle Motto category in Dakar has some regular competitors who do reach finish almost every year. And they do make a big story out of it by the huge media house, do not wear gear with gold accents, work on their bike purely by themselves, and do not wake up in a tent with the clipped mic being turned on :D So it would be nice to cover these legends.

It's a different thing when you cant just throw money at it.

Kinda weird a company with the biggest budget in sport across the globe running a story on unsupported competitors, perhaps you could help them out a little 🤦‍♂️

You should be very proud of yourself

The Dakar as it once was, an extreme adventure only for private drivers and motorsport freaks with money. Today the Dakar is a gigantic battle of materials with the best professional racing drivers, but no longer differs from all other major motorsport events. Even if there are still enough private drivers, you won't find them in the reports.

Just wondering, why do most Americans love cars that are either running around in circles for hours or race in straight lines in less than a minute ? I'm really curious

le paris-dakar bientot en chine :')