Rally dos Sertões
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Rally dos Sertões is a rally raid competition held in Brazil since 1993. Its name refers to the sertão region of countryside Brazil.
History
Its precursor was the "Rally São Francisco", organized in 1991 by the architect and racing enthusiast Chico Morais, inspired by the Paris-Dakar Rally. The then motorcycles-only competition started at Ribeirão Preto and finished at Maceió. The rally was first held with its current name in 1993, starting at Campos do Jordão and finishing at Natal; 34 competitors participated in the competition.[1] The following year, 44 competitors took in. In 1995, the rally was open for automobiles and in 1996, for drivers outside Brazil. Besides bikes and cars, the rally has categories for trucks, quad bikes and UTVs.[2][3] In 2005, the Rally joined the FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Championship calendar.
Winners
| Year | Motorcycles | Automobiles | Quad | Trucks | UTV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1993 | Brazil Gilmar dos Anjos | - | - | - | - |
| 1994 | File:Flag placeholder.svg Joaquim G. Rodrigues Juca Bala | - | - | - | - |
| 1995 | Brazil Jean Azevedo | Wedigo Von Borries Suen Von Borries |
- | - | - |
| 1996 | File:Flag placeholder.svg Joaquim G. Rodrigues Juca Bala | Cacá Clauset Norton Lopes |
- | - | - |
| 1997 | File:Flag placeholder.svg Juliano Sacioto | Klever Kolberg André Azevedo |
- | - | - |
| 1998 | Austria H. Kinigadner | Klever Kolberg André Azevedo |
- | - | - |
| 1999 | Brazil José Hélio G. R. Fillo | Riamburgo Ximenes Paulo Roberto Salle |
- | Hélio M. Cangueiro João A. Amaral Henri |
- |
| 2000 | Brazil Jean Azevedo | Reinaldo Varela Alberto Fadigatti |
- | André Azevedo Hélio Cangueiro |
- |
| 2001 | File:Flag placeholder.svg Tiago Laurito Fantozzi | Édio Fuchter Milton Pereira |
- | Alfredo Yan de Andrade João Guilherme |
- |
| 2002 | Brazil Jean Azevedo | Édio Fuchter Milton Pereira |
- | André Azevedo Robson Pereira |
- |
| 2003 | Brazil José Hélio G. R. Fillo | Guilherme Spinelli Marcelo Vivolo |
- | Carlos Salvini Guido Salvini |
- |
| 2004 | Brazil Jean Azevedo | Guilherme Spinelli Marcelo Vivolo |
- | André Azevedo Robson P. de Oliveira |
- |
| 2005 | Brazil Jean Azevedo | Edú Piano Rogério Almeida |
Robert Naji Nahas | Amable Barrasa José Papacena Neto |
- |
| 2006 | France Cyril Despres | João A. Franciosi Rafael Capoani |
Carlo Collet | Amable Barrasa José Papacena Neto Domenico Montalbano |
- |
| 2007 | Brazil José Hélio | Mauricio Neves Clécio Maestreli |
Mauricio Costa Ramos | Edu Paino Solon Mendes Davi Fonseca |
- |
| 2008 | Brazil José Hélio | South Africa Giniel de Villiers Germany Dirk Von Zitzewitz |
Robert Naji Nahas | Edú Piano Solon Mendes Davi Fonseca |
- |
| 2009 | Brazil José Hélio | Spain Carlos Sainz Spain Lucas Cruz |
Cristiano Sousa | Edú Piano Solon M. Davi Fonseca |
- |
| 2010 | Spain Marc Coma | Guilherme Spinelli Youssef Haddad |
Poland Rafal Sonik | Marcos Cassol Rodrigo Mello Davi Fonseca |
- |
| 2011 | France Cyril Despres | Guilherme Spinelli Youssef Haddad |
Tom Rosa | Edú Piano Solon Mendes Davi Fonseca |
Guido Salvini Netto Flavio Bisi Fernando Chwaigert |
| 2012 | Felipe Zanol | France S. Peterhansel France J.P. Cottret |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Marcelo Medeiros | Carlos Policarpo Romulo Seccomandi Davi Fonseca |
Guido Salvini Netto Flavio Bisi Fernando Chwaigert |
| 2013 | Paulo Gonçalves | France S. Peterhansel France J.P. Cottret |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Robert Nahas | Edu Piano Solon Mendes Antônio Sales |
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| 2014 | Marc Coma | File:Flag placeholder.svg Guiga Spinelli File:Flag placeholder.svg Youssef Haddad |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Robert Nahas | Edu Piano Solon Mendes Antônio Sales |
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| 2015 | Jean Azevedo | File:Flag placeholder.svg Reinaldo Varela File:Flag placeholder.svg Gustavo Gugelmin |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Marcelo Medeiros | ||
| 2016 | Gregorio Caselani | File:Flag placeholder.svg Cristian Baumgart File:Flag placeholder.svg Beco Andreotti |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Edgley Sobrinho | ||
| 2017 | Brazil Jean Azevedo | File:Flag placeholder.svg Cristian Baumgart File:Flag placeholder.svg Beco Andreotti |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Diogo Zonato | ||
| 2018 | Tunico Maciel | File:Flag placeholder.svg Cristian Baumgart File:Flag placeholder.svg Beco Andreotti |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Wescley Dutra | ||
| 2019 | Tunico Maciel | File:Flag placeholder.svg Lucas Moraes File:Flag placeholder.svg Kaique Bentivoglio |
File:Flag placeholder.svg Marcelo Medeiros | Denisio Nascimento Idali Bosse | |
| 2020 | Ricardo Martins | File:Flag placeholder.svg Marcos Baumgart File:Flag placeholder.svg Kleber Cincea |
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| 2021 | France Adrien Metge | File:Flag placeholder.svg Cristian Baumgart File:Flag placeholder.svg Beco Andreotti |
Argentina Manuel Andújar | Denísio Casarini Ivo Meyer | |
| 2022 | Bissinho Zavatti | File:Flag placeholder.svg Lucas Moraes File:Flag placeholder.svg Kaique Bentivoglio |
Rodrigo Varela Matheus Mazzei | ||
| 2023 | Mason Klein | File:Flag placeholder.svg Marcelo Gastaldi File:Flag placeholder.svg Cadu Sachs |
Deni do Nascimento Gunnar Dums | ||
| Source[4] | |||||
References
- ↑ "Rally dos Sertões: a história do cross-country que atravessa o Brasil há quase 30 anos | FlatOut!" (in português do Brasil). 2019-08-26. Retrieved 2020-10-05.
- ↑ admin (2017-09-04). "Rally dos Sertões: 25 anni di sfide e di emozioni". Rally.it (in italiano). Retrieved 2020-10-05.
- ↑ "Sertões attracts top brands". www.fim-live.com. Retrieved 2020-10-05.
- ↑ www.sertoes.com. "O Evento: Campeões". Archived from the original on 2 June 2013.