List of Dakar Rally records explained

This is a list of records in the Dakar Rally since 1979.^[1] ^[2] ^[3] ^[4]

Records are correct as of the 2024 Dakar Rally. Updates are likely to happen during a rally and are subject to change due to the nature of time penalties occurring throughout the rally.

Bold names indicate active as of the most recently finished rally.

Stage wins for pilots and manufacturers will include any Dakar Experience/joker and prologue stage wins.

Bike

Most wins

	Rider	Years	Wins
1		1991-93, 1995, 1997, 1998	6
2		1979, 1980, 1982, 1986, 1987	5
		2005, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2013
		2006, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015
5		1988, 1990, 1994, 1996	4
6		1999, 2000, 2003	3
7		1981, 1983	2
		1984, 1985
		2001, 2002
	Toby Price	2016, 2019
	Sam Sunderland	2017, 2022
	Kevin Benavides	2021, 2023
	Ricky Brabec	2020, 2024
12		1989	1
		2004
	Matthias Walkner	2018

Most stage wins (no prologues)

	Rider	Wins
1	Stéphane Peterhansel	33
1	Cyril Despres	33
3	Joan Barreda	29
4	Jordi Arcarons	27
5	Marc Coma	25
6	Hubert Auriol	24
7	Alessandro De Petri	19
8	Edi Orioli	17
8	Gaston Rahier	17
9	Toby Price	16
10	Richard Sainct	15

Most podiums

	Driver				Total
1	Stéphane Peterhansel	6	0	0	6
2	Cyril Despres	5	4	1	10
3	Marc Coma	5	2	0	7
4	Edi Orioli	4	1	1	6
5	Cyril Neveu	5	0	0	5
6	Richard Sainct	3	1	1	5
7	Hubert Auriol	3	1	0	4
8	Toby Price	2	1	3	6
9	Fabrizio Meoni	2	1	2	5
10	Kevin Benavides	2	1	0	3
11	Gaston Rahier	2	0	1	3
	Sam Sunderland	2	0	1	3
	Ricky Brabec	2	0	1	3
13	Gilles Lalay	1	2	1	4
13	Matthias Walkner	1	2	1	4
15	Nani Roma	1	0	0	1
16	Jordi Arcarons	0	4	2	6

Most stage wins in a single Dakar

	Rider	Years	Wins
1		1984	9
2		1997	7
3		1993, 1994	6
		1990
		1985
6		1995	5
		2013
	Joan Barreda	2014
	Toby Price	2016

Wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Years	Wins
1	KTM	2001–2019, 2023	19
2	Yamaha	1979, 1980, 1991–1993, 1995–1998	9
3	Honda	1982, 1986–1989, 2020–2021, 2024	8
4		1981, 1983–1985, 1999–2000	6
5		1990, 1994	2
6	Gas Gas	2022	1

Stage wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Wins
1	KTM	235
2	Yamaha	140
3	Honda	109
4		59
5		48
6	Husqvarna	14
7		10
8		5
	Sherco
	Gas Gas
	Hero
12		3
13		2
14	Kawasaki	1

Most successful model of bike: KTM 450 Rally with 10 wins in 2011-2019 and 2023 (11 if the Gas Gas is counted in 2022).

Wins by nationality

	Nationality	Wins
1		22
2		6
2		6
4		2




9		1

Combined competitor and make podiums by nationality

Rank	Make
1		22	16	15
2	KTM	20	17	18
3	Honda, Yamaha	17	16	18
4	Gas Gas	7	10	4
5	Aprilia, Cagiva	6	8	8
6	BMW	6	1	2
7		2	2	3
8		2	1	4
9		2	1
10		2		2
11		2		1
12			2	3
13			2	2
14			1	2
15	Husqvarna		1	2
16			1
17			1
19			1
20	Hero		1

Quad

Since 2009

Most wins

	Rider	Years	Wins
1		2010, 2013, 2016	3
1		2014, 2018, 2020	3
3		2011, 2012	2
	Alexandre Giroud	2022, 2023
	Manuel Andújar	2021, 2024
5		2009	1
		2015
		2017
		2019

Most stage wins

	Rider	Wins
1		23
2		21
3		16
4		12
5		11
5	Manuel Andújar	11
7		10
8		8
9		7
10		6
10	Rafał Sonik	6
12		5
12	Sergey Karyakin	5
14		4
14	Jeremias González	4

Most podiums

				Total
1	3	2		5
1	3	2		5
3	2	2		4
4	2	1		3
5	2			2
6	1	1	3	5
7	1	1		2
8	1			1
8	1			1
10		2	1	3

Scratches in a single Dakar

(since 2010)

	Years	Scratches
1	2019	9
2	2014	7
3	2024	6
4	2011	5
5	2010 - 2013	4
	2012
	2021
	2023

Wins by manufacturer

Most successful model of quad: Yamaha Raptor 700R with 16 wins

Stage wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Wins
1		179
2		10
3		5
3	Can-Am	5
5	E-ATV	3
6		1
7	Barren	1

Wins by nationality

	Nationality	Wins
1		8
2		3
3		2
4		1
	Poland
	Russia

Combined competitor and make podiums by nationality

Rank	Make
1	Honda, Yamaha	16	17	18
2		8	10	4
3		3	3
4		2	2
5		1	1	5
6		1
7		1
8			1
9				2
10				1
11				1
12				1
13				1
14				1

Lightweight

Since 2017 SSVs became a separate class from the cars.

Since 2021 the Lightweight class was further separated into T3 Lightweight Prototype and T4 Modified Production SSV.

For 2021 all Lightweights were under a single entry list but had separate general classifications. T3s had entry numbers from 380 to 399 and T4s had 400 to 454.

T4 Modified Production SSV

Most wins

	Years	Wins
1	2019, 2021	2
2	2017	1
	2018
	2020
	2022
	2023
	2024

Most stage wins

	Driver	Wins
1		12
1	Reinaldo Varela	12
3		8
4		6
5		5
5	Rokas Baciuška	5
7		4
7	Eryk Goczał	4
9		3

Wins by co-driver

	Co-driver	Years	Wins
1		2018, 2022	2
2		2017	1
		2019
		2020
		2021
		2023
	Martin Bonnet	2024

Most podiums

	Pilot				Total
1	Francisco López Contardo	2		1	3
2		1	1		2
3	Reinaldo Varela	1		1	2
4	Leandro Torres	1			1
	Casey Currie	1			1
	Eryk Goczał	1			1
	Xavier de Soultrait	1			1
7	Gerard Farrés		2		2
8	Wang Fujiang		1		1
	Patrice Garrouste		1		1
	Sergey Karyakin		1		1
	Rokas Baciuška		1		1
	Jérôme de Sadeleer		1		1

Stage wins in a single Dakar

	Years	Wins
1	2022	6
2	2018	5
	2018
	2021
5	2019	4
	2019
	2023

Wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Years	Wins
1		2018 - 2023	6
2		2017, 2024	2

Most successful model of UTV: Can-Am Maverick with 6 wins

Stage wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Wins
1		73
2		20
3	/ OT3	5
4	BRP	1

Wins by nationality

	Nationality	Wins
1		2


4		1
4		1

Combined competitor and make podiums by nationality

Rank	Make
1	Can-Am	6	6	6
2	Polaris	4	3	2
3		3	1	1
4		2		1
5		1	3	1
6		1	1	1
7		1		3
8			2
9			1	1
10			1	1
11			1

T3 Lightweight Prototype

Since 2021

Most wins

	Years	Wins
1	2021	1
	2022
	2023
	2024

Most stage wins


	Driver	Wins
1		20
2		11
3		5
4		4
5		2
5	Francisco López Contardo	2
7		1
7	João Ferreira	1

Wins by co-driver

	Co-driver	Years	Wins
1		2021	1
		2022
		2023
	Pablo Moreno Huete	2024

Most podiums

	Pilot				Total
1	Cristina Gutiérrez	1		1	2
2	Josef Macháček	1			1
	Francisco Lopez Contardo	1			1
	Austin Jones	1			1
4	Camelia Liparoti		1		1
	Sebastian Eriksson		1		1
	Seth Quintero		1		1
	Mitch Guthrie		1		1
7	Philippe Pinchedez			1	1
7	Guillaume De Mévius			1	1

Stage wins in a single Dakar

	Driver	Years	Wins
1		2022	12
2		2021	6
3		2023	5
4		2021	4
5		2021	3
5	Mitch Guthrie	2024	3

Wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Years	Wins
1		2021 - 2023	3
2	Taurus	2024	1

Stage wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Wins
1	/ OT3	24
2	Taurus	10
3	PH Sport	5
	MCE-5

6		3

Wins by nationality

	Nationality	Wins
1		2
2		1
2		1

Combined competitor and make podiums by nationality

Rank	Make
1	Can-Am	3	2	1
2		1	2
2	Taurus	1	2
3		1
4		1
5		1
7		1		1
8			2
9	Yamaha		2
10			1
11			1
12	Pinch Racing			4
13	OT3			2

Car

Most wins

	Driver	Years	Wins
1	Stéphane Peterhansel	2004, 2005, 2007, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2021	8
2	Nasser Al-Attiyah	2011, 2015, 2019, 2022, 2023	5
3		1987, 1989, 1990, 1991	4
3	Carlos Sainz	2010, 2018, 2020, 2024	4
5			1981, 1984, 1986	3
5		1994, 1995, 1996		3
7		1999, 2000	2
7		2002, 2003	2

Most stage wins

	Driver	Wins
1		50
1	Stéphane Peterhansel	50
3	Nasser Al-Attiyah	48
4	Carlos Sainz	42
5		29
6	Sébastien Loeb	28
7		25
8		24
9		21
9	Kenjiro Shinozuka	21
11	Giniel de Villiers	18
12		15
12	Jean-Louis Schlesser	15

Most podiums

	Driver
1	Stéphane Peterhansel	8	2	2
2	Nasser Al-Attiyah	5	5	1
3	Carlos Sainz	4	0	2
4	Ari Vatanen	4	0	0
5	Pierre Lartigue	3	2	1
6	René Metge	3	0	0
7	Hiroshi Masuoka	2	2	0
8	Jean-Louis Schlesser	2	0	3
9	Giniel de Villiers	1	4	3
10	Kenjiro Shinozuka	1	2	4

Most stage wins in a single Dakar

! Driver	Years	Wins
1		1994	10
2		1984	9
3	Sébastien Loeb	2023	7
	Carlos Sainz	2011
	Jean-Louis Schlesser	2001
		1989, 1990, 1992, 1996
7	Nasser Al-Attiyah	2021	6
	Stéphane Peterhansel	2003
		1994
10	Sébastien Loeb	2017, 2024	5
10	Nasser Al-Attiyah	2015	5

Wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Years	Wins
1	Mitsubishi	1985, 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2001-2007	12
2	Peugeot	1987-1990, 2016-2018	7
3	Mini	2012–2015, 2020-2021	6
4		1991, 1994-1996	4
4		1980, 2009-2011	4
5		2019, 2022, 2023	3
6		1984, 1986	2
		1979, 1981
		1999, 2000
11		1983	1
		1982
		2024

Most successful model of car: Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution with 12 wins

Stage wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Wins
1	Mitsubishi	150
2	Peugeot	78
3		59
3	Volkswagen	59
5	Mini	42
6	Toyota	39
7		34
8		30
9	Nissan	21
9	Porsche	21
11		18
11	Prodrive	18
13		17
14		13
15	Audi	12
16		9
17		8
18		5
19		2
	Aixam-Mega^[5]
	SEAT
	Red Bull/SMG^[6]
23		1
	Haval
	Subaru
	Gordini
	Century^[7]

Web site: Retrospective 1979-2009 . https://web.archive.org/web/20130614234211/http://www.dakar.com/2011/DAK/presentation/docs/historique-dakar-1979-2009_us.pdf . dead . 2013-06-14 . 2018-02-07.
Web site: Historic Book . Dakar . 2023-01-23.
Web site: The Odyssey Historic Book . Dakar . 2018-02-07.
Web site: Rankings . Dakar . 2018-02-07.
Web site: Competition . Aixam.com . 2018-02-07.
Web site: Red Bull SMG Buggy: A Dakar Dream Machine. Red Bull. 7 February 2018.
Web site: Century Racing Buggy. https://web.archive.org/web/20200117120530/https://www.centuryracing.co.za/. dead. 17 January 2020. 17 January 2020.

Wins by nationality

	Nationality	Wins
1		23
2		5


5		3
6		2
7		1
7		1

Combined competitor and make podiums by nationality

Rank	Make
1	Citroën, Peugeot, Renault	37	21	32
2	Mitsubishi, Toyota	16	5	16
3	Mini, Range Rover, Prodrive	9	1	8
4	Mercedes, Porsche, Volkswagen	9	1	3
5		5	5
6		5	3
7		5
8		1	4
9		1	3
10		1	1
11	Lada		2	1
12	Hummer		1	3
13				1
14				1
15				1

Truck

Most wins

	Driver	Years	Wins
1		2000, 2002-2004, 2006, 2010, 2011	7
2		1988, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001	6
3		2010, 2013, 2017-2019	5
4	Georges Groine	1982, 1983	2
	Francesco Perlini	1992, 1993
		2005, 2009
		2012, 2016
		2014, 2020
		2021, 2022

Most stage wins

(Since 1999)

	Driver	Wins
1		63
2		37
3	Gérard de Rooy	33
4		24
5		21
6		18
7		16
8		15
9		12
10		11

Most podiums

	Pilot				Total
1		7	1		8
2		6	4	1	11
3		4	2	2	8
4	Georges Groine	2		1	3
5	Francesco Perlini	2			2
6	Firdaus Kabirov	2	3	2	7
7		2	1	3	6
8		2		2	4
9		2	2		4
10	Jacques Houssat	1	3		4

Stage wins in a single Dakar

(since 1999)

	Wins	Wins
1	2010	9
2	2001	8
3	2002, 2006, 2011	7
4	2004	6
	2013
	2015
	2023
8	2007	5
	2001
	2021, 2022

Wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Years	Wins
1		1996, 2000, 2002-2006, 2009-2011, 2013-2015, 2017-2022	19
2	Tatra	1988, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001	6
3		1982–1986	5
4		1990–1993	4
4	Iveco	2012, 2016, 2023, 2024	4
6		1980	1
		1981
	DAF	1987
	Hino	1997
	MAN	2007

Most successful model of truck: Tatra 815 with 6 wins

Stage wins by manufacturer

(since 1997)

	Manufacturer	Wins
1		178
2	Iveco	59
3	Tatra	43
4	MAN	22
5	DAF	16
6	Hino	15
7		8
8		6
8	Renault	6
10	Praga	5
11		4
12		3

Wins by nationality

	Nationality	Wins
1	Russia	19
2		7
3	France	5
3	Netherlands	5
5	Italy	4
6	Germany	1
6	Austria	1

Combined competitor and make podiums by nationality

Rank	Make
1	Kamaz	19	14	11
2	Iveco, Perlini	9	5	6
3	Tatra	7	8	8
4	ALM-ACMAT, UNIC	6	8	4
5	MAN	6	5	6
6	DAF, GINAF	5	4	9
7		3
8		2	2	4
9	Hino	1	6	2
10		1		3
11	Sonacome	1		1
12		1		1
13	Pinzgauer	1
14			2	1
15	MAZ		1	1
16	Volvo		1
17	Ford		1
18				2
19				1
20				1

Classic

Since 2021

Most wins

	Years	Wins
1	2021	1
	2022
	2023

Most stage wins

	Rider	Wins
1		7
2		4
	Urbano Alfonso Gherardo Clerici
	Carlos Santaolalla
4		3
4	Juan Morera	3
6		2

Fewest points at finish

	Points	Year
1	399	2022
2	428	2023
3	529	2023
4	602	2022
5	631	2023
6	701	2022
7	803	2022
8	813	2023
8	889	2023
9	922	2022
10	923	2023

Most podiums

	Driver				Total
1	Marc Douton	1	0	0	1
	Serge Mogno	1	0	0	1
	Juan Morera	1	0	0	1
2	Juan Donatiu	0	1	0	1
	Arnaud Euvrard	0	1	0	1
	Carlos Santaolalla	0	1	0	1
3	Lilian Harichoury	0	0	1	1
	Jesus Fuster Pliego	0	0	1	1
	Paolo Bedeschi	0	0	1	1

Scratches in a single Dakar

	Years	Scratches
1	2021	6
2	2022	4
2	2023	4
4	2021	2

Wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Years	Wins
1	Toyota	2022	2
2		2021	1

Stage wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Wins
1		16
2		6
2		6
4		3
	Protruck

7		2
8		1
8	Mitsubishi	1

Wins by nationality

	Nationality	Wins
1		2
2		1

Combined competitor and make podiums by nationality

Rank	Make
1	Mitsubishi, Toyota	2	2	1
2	Renault, Sunhill	3	1	2
3		1	2	1
4	Mercedes-Benz		1	1
5				1

Overall

Wins

	Driver	Wins	Category
1	Stéphane Peterhansel	14	Bikes/Cars
2		7	Trucks
3		6	Trucks
4		5	Bikes
	Cyril Despres		Bikes
			Bikes
7		4	Bikes
			Cars
	Nasser Al-Attiyah		Cars
	Eduard Nikolaev		Trucks
11		3	Bikes
			Quads
			Quads
	Francisco López Contardo		SSV/LW Proto
	Carlos Sainz		Cars
			Cars
			Cars
18	Sam Sunderland	2	Bikes
			Bikes
			Bikes
			Bikes
	Toby Price		Bikes
			Bikes/Cars
			Quads
			Cars
			Cars
			Trucks
			Trucks
			Trucks
			Trucks
	Andrey Karginov		Trucks
	Josef Macháček		Quads/LW Proto
	Dmitry Sotnikov		Trucks

Stage wins

	Driver	Stage Wins	Category
1	Stéphane Peterhansel	82	Bikes/Cars
2		63	Trucks
3		50	Cars
4	Nasser Al-Attiyah	44	Cars
5	Carlos Sainz	42	Cars
6		37	Bikes/Cars
6		37	Trucks
8	Cyril Despres	35	Bikes/Cars/SSV
9		33	Trucks
10		29	Cars
10	Joan Barreda	29	Bikes
12		27	Bikes
13		25	Cars
	Nani Roma		Bikes/Cars
			Bikes
16		24	Cars
16	Eduard Nikolaev	24	Trucks
18	Sébastien Loeb	23	Cars
18	Ignacio Casale	23	Quads
20		21	Cars
			Cars
	Andrey Karginov		Trucks
			Quads
24		19	Bikes
25		18	Trucks
	Seth Quintero		LW Proto
	Giniel de Villiers		Cars
28		17	Bikes
28		17	Bikes
30		16	Trucks
31		15	Bikes
	Toby Price		Bikes
			Cars
			Cars
	Dmitry Sotnikov		Trucks

Wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Wins	Category
1	Yamaha	23	Bikes/Quads
2	Kamaz	19	Trucks
3	KTM	18	Bikes
4	Mitsubishi	12	Cars
5	Honda	7	Bikes
	Peugeot		Cars
	Can-Am		SSVT3/SSVT4
8	Tatra	6	Trucks
	Mini		Cars
			Bikes
			Cars/Trucks
12		4	Cars
	Volkswagen		Cars
			Trucks
15	Toyota	3	Cars/Classic
16		2	Bikes
			Cars
			Cars
			Cars
	Iveco		Trucks
21	Gas Gas	1	Bikes
			SSVT4
			Cars
			Trucks
			Trucks
	DAF		Trucks
	Hino		Trucks
	MAN		Trucks
			Classic

Stage wins by manufacturer

	Manufacturer	Stage Wins	Category
1	Yamaha	293	Bikes/Quads/SSVT3
2	KTM	228	Bikes
3	Kamaz	178	Trucks
4	Mitsubishi	157	Cars/Trucks/Classic
5	Honda	107	Bikes/Quads
6	Peugeot	78	Cars
7		61	Bikes/Cars
8		59	Bikes
			Cars
	Volkswagen		Cars
11		54	Quads/SSVT4
12	Mini	42	Cars
12	Tatra	42	Trucks
14	Iveco	40	Trucks
14	Toyota	40	Cars/Classic
16		34	Cars
17		30	Cars
18	/ OT3	27	SSVT3/SSVT4
19		23	Cars/Trucks/Classic
20	MAN	22	Trucks
20		22	Cars/Classic
22		21	Quads/SSVT4
22	Nissan	21	Cars
24		18	Cars
25	DAF	16	Trucks
26	Hino	15	Trucks

Rally

Entrants

Highest number of entrants (including 224 assistance cars and trucks): 688 (2005)
Highest number of entrants (only competitors): 603 (1988)
Highest number of female entrants: 17 (2019)^[8]

Finishers

Highest number of finishers: 317 (2022) (446 including Classic)
Highest percentage of entrants finishing: 77.51% (2017) (80.94% including Classic)
Lowest number of entrants: 153 (1993)
Lowest number of finishers: 67 (1993)
Lowest percentage of entrants finishing: 20.58% (1986)

Distance

Longest rally: 15,000 km/9,320 miles (1986)
Shortest rally: 6263 km/3,892 miles (1981)

Countries

Most countries: 11 in 1992 (France, Libya, Niger, Chad, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Gabon, Congo, Angola, Namibia, South Africa)
Fewest countries: 1 in 2019 (Peru), 2020 - 2023 (Saudi Arabia)

Biggest variation between first and last finisher (since 2009, until further reliable data is found)

!Class!Year!First Pilot!First Result!Last Pilot!Last Result!Variation
Bike	2022	Sam Sunderland	38:47:30	Juan Puga	203:59:47	+165:12:17
Quad	2014	Ignacio Casale	68:28:04	Eugenio Favre	155:25:31	+86:57:27
T3	2022	Francisco López Contardo	45:50:51	Boris Gadasin	230:03:52	+184:13:01
T4	2018	Reinaldo Varela	72:44:06	Leo Larrauri	205:04:18	+132:20:12
Car	2019	Nasser Al-Attiyah	34:38:14	Alex Aguirregaviria	524:26:48	+489:48:34
Truck	2014	Andrey Karginov	55:00:28	Georges Ginesta	336:49:15	+391:48:47
Classic	2021	Marc Douton	961	Ignacio Corcuera	307707	+306746

Individuals

Highest percentage of stage wins in a single rally: Seth Quintero with 92.31% (12/13) (2022)
Most podiums without a win: Yoshimasa Sugawara with 7 podiums (6x and 1x)
Most entries: Yoshimasa Sugawara with 36 entries
Most consecutive entries: Yoshimasa Sugawara with 35 entries (1983-2019)^[9]
Most finishes: Yoshimasa Sugawara with 29 finishes
Most consecutive finishes: Giniel de Villiers with 21 (2003-2024)
Most consecutive top 10 finishes: Giniel de Villiers with 16 (2009-2024)
Most classes competed in: Kees Koolen 5 classes (Bike/Quad/Car/Truck/ssv),^[10] Yoshimasa Sugawara 3 classes (Bike/Car/Truck)^[11] and Cyril Despres 3 classes (Bike/Car/SSV)
Oldest competitor: Marcel Hugueny at 81 years (1995)^[12]
Oldest rookie: Graham Knight at 68, ? months, ? days (2020)^[13]
Oldest winner: Josef Macháček at 63, 10 months, 2 days (2021)
Youngest competitor: Mitchel van den Brink at 16 years, 357 days (2019)^[14]
Youngest winner of a stage: Eryk Goczał at 18 years, 56 days (Stage 1, 2023)
First female winner (cars): Jutta Kleinschmidt (2001)
Fewest Classic points: 399 Serge Mogno (2022)
Most Classic points: 307,707 Roberto Camporese (2021)
Most Classic penalty points: 87,420 Ignacio Corcuera (2021)

Vehicle

Most successful vehicle model: Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution with 12 wins
Most manufacturer wins: Kamaz with 19 wins.
Most manufacturer finishes: Yamaha (bikes), Honda (bikes), Toyota (cars) had a vehicle finish in all 43 rallies

Countries

Number of times started in

Country	Years	Starts
	1979–1994, 1998, 2001–2004	21
	2009–2012, 2014–2016	7
	2020-2024	5
	1995, 1996, 1999, 2005	4
	2006–2008	3
	2013, 2018-2019	3
	1997, 2000	2
	2017	1

Number of times finished in

Country	Years	Finishes
	1979-1991, 1993-1999, 2001, 2002, 2004-2007	26
	2009-2011, 2015-2018	7
	2020 - 2024	5
	2013, 2014	2
	2000, 2003
	2013, 2019
	1992	1
	1994	1

Number of times entered

This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "List of Dakar Rally records".

Country	Entries
	27
	22
	21
	20
	14
	12
Spain	12
	10
Argentina	10
Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)	7
Chile	7
	6
Guinea	6
	5
Saudi Arabia	5
	4
	3
	2
Portugal
Chad
Tunisia
	1
Angola
Cameroon
Gabon
Congo
Namibia
Central African Republic
Sierra Leone
Paraguay