After finishing the Dakar Rally as runner-up by the second smallest time margin in the cars category – three minutes 57 minutes – in its 45-year history, Henk Lategan is more determined than e ...

Henk Lategan and Brett Cummings celebrate their second place at the Dakar Rally with the Toyota team in Shubaytah on Friday 17 January. Picture: Julien Delfosse/DPPI via AFP A “bittersweet ...

SHUBAYTAH, Saudi Arabia — Yazeed Al-Rajhi is set to win the Dakar Rally on home soil in the Saudi desert after retaking the lead from South Africa’s Henk Lategan on Thursday. Lategan started the ...

The 2025 Dakar Rally not only brought victory for Toyota, but also a stunning second place overall for Toyota Gazoo Racing’s (TGR) Henk Lategan and Brett Cummings (#211). The works GR Hilux EVO ...

While it was a huge win for home hero Al-Rajhi, it was a heartbreaking result for Lategan and Cummings, whose losing deficit was considerably less than the time they lost after Dakar officials ...

SHUBAYTAH, Saudi Arabia — Yazeed Al-Rajhi is set to win the Dakar Rally on home soil in the Saudi desert after retaking the lead from South Africa’s Henk Lategan on Thursday. Lategan started ...

— DAKAR RALLY (@dakar) January 17, 2025 Toyota's Lategan, who finished three minutes and 57 seconds behind Al-Rajhi, said he gained valuable experience from the race.

Henk Lategan and Yazeed Al-Rajhi will duel in the Saudi sand for their first Dakar Rally title after swapping the lead for a second straight day.

His German co-driver Timo Gottschalk claimed his second Dakar title: He helped navigate Nasser Al-Attiyah to victory in 2011. Their final margin over Lategan was 3:57, the smallest in the Dakar ...