DAKAR 2018 calendar on Box Repsol. Follow the 40th Dakar Rally with us!

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The toughest competition in the world has landed in South America for the tenth time in its history. Here you’ll find all the information on the route stage by stage.

The competition begins on 6th January in Pisco, Lima, with a short 31 km special.

The delightful route over the first few days will run southwards along the beautiful Peruvian coast.

During the sixth stage in Arequipa, Peru, the route definitively leaves the ocean behind and heads east towards Bolivia.

Once the competitors reach La Paz there will be one rest day to prepare for two of the longest stages of the race.

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– Stage 1 (Saturday 6/1). Lima (PER) – Pisco, 272 km (31 km special)
– Stage 2 (7/1). Pisco – Pisco, 278 km (267 km special)
– Stage 3 (8/1). Pisco – San Juan de Marcona, 502 km (295 km special)
– Stage 4 (9/1). San Juan de Marcona – San Juan de Marcona, 444 km (330 km special)
– Stage 5 (10/1). San Juan de Marcona – Arequipa, 932 km (267 km special)
– Stage 6 (11/1). Arequipa – La Paz (BOL), 758 km (313 km special)
– Rest (12/1) in La Paz
– Stage 7 (13/1). La Paz – Uyuni, 726 km (425 km special)
– Stage 8 (14/1). Uyuni – Tupiza, 584 km (498 km special)
– Stage 9 (15/1). Tupiza – Salta (ARG), 754 km (242 km special)
– Stage 10 (16/1). Salta – Belén, 795 km (372 km special)
– Stage 11 (17/1). Belén – Fiambalá/Chilecito, 746 km (280 km special)
– Stage 12 (18/1). Fiambalá/Chilecito – San Juan, 791 km (522 km special)
– Stage 13 (19/1). San Juan – Córdoba, 927 km (368 km special)
– Stage 14 (Saturday 20/1). Córdoba – Córdoba, 284 km (119 km special)

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