Television loves the Dakar Rally with its crisp, dramatic images of cars, motorbikes and trucks ploughing through the blood-red sands and dunes of Saudi Arabia.

Dacia driver Nasser Al-Attiyah bounced back from mechanical issues to win the fifth stage of the 2025 Dakar Rally on Thursday ...

A version of the system already utilised in sportscar racing is now making its way into cross-country rallying ...

Australian Daniel Sanders has extended his lead atop the bikes classification with yet another victory at the 2025 Dakar ...

American driver Seth Quintero was promoted to first place on the opening stage of the Dakar Rally after helping a crashed ...

He was forced to pull out of the race for a third time and follows defending champion Carlos Sainz, who crashed the previous ...

Sebastien Loeb struggled to complete Stage 3 of the Dakar Rally on Tuesday after rolling his car near the start, a setback ...

Television loves the Dakar Rally with its crisp ... 100 trucks and 70 buses - the gigantic logistical machine that moves a mini-city in the desert from stage to stage and keeps the show ...

But television doesn't show the whole picture, veering its lens away from the camp of 3,500 people, six planes, 11 helicopters, 100 trucks and 70 buses - the gigantic logistical machine that moves ...

Bisha (Saudi Arabia) (AFP) – Television loves the Dakar Rally with its crisp, dramatic images of cars, motorbikes and trucks ploughing through the blood-red sands and dunes of Saudi Arabia.