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Rally Kazakhstan - 2021
Rally Kazakhstan - 2021 - long-awaited return, new route and expansion of categories of rally participants!
IN MANGYSTAU SUCCESSFULLY WAS HELD THE ROUND OF THE FIA WORLD CUP FOR CROSS COUNTRY RALLIES “RALLY KAZAKHSTAN 2019”
AKTAU, June 1, 2019. Today on the embankment of Aktau was held the finish of the round of the FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies “Rally Kazakhstan 2019”. Following the results of six tense competitive days, the rally-raid was won by the racer from Qatar Nasser Al-Attiyah with the navigator Mathieu Baumel, the second place went to the matrimonial crew of Stephane and Andrea Peterhansel, and the three of the best were closed by the team of Jakub Przygonski and Timo Gottschalk.
STEPHANE PETERHANSEL CLIMBS TO SECOND PLACE AND 6 MINUTES BEHIND FROM THE RACE LEADER BEFORE THE FINAL DAY OF "RALLY KAZAKHSTAN 2019»
AKTAU, May 31, 2019. The round of the FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies “Rally Kazakhstan 2019” reached its climax and is close to completion. The fifth leg of the rally made significant changes to the general classification of the race. Leadership is still with Qatari Nasser Al-Attiyah, and the legendary Frenchman Stephane Peterhansel is now 6 minutes behind the leader before the decisive day.
Qatar Al Attiyah strengths his leadership after the third selective section of Rally Kazakhstan 2019
KENDERLI, May 29, 2019. On the third round of the FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies Nasser Al Attiyah set the fastest time, strengthening his leading position in the overall standings. Dutchman Bernhard Ten Brinke climbed to second and Polish pilot Jakub Przygonski holds third overall. The length of the third section "Rally Kazakhstan 2019" was 327 kilometers.
Qatar Al Attiyah strengths his leadership after the third selective section of Rally Kazakhstan 2019
KENDERLI, May 29, 2019. On the third round of the FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies Nasser Al Attiyah set the fastest time, strengthening his leading position in the overall standings. Dutchman Bernhard Ten Brinke climbed to second and Polish pilot Jakub Przygonski holds third overall. The length of the third section "Rally Kazakhstan 2019" was 327 kilometers.
