61-Year-Old Carlos Sainz Sr Wins Fourth Dakar Rally, Audi's First

Legendary Driver Extends Record as Oldest Winner

Motorsport History Made with Fourth Title

In a remarkable display of skill and endurance, 61-year-old Carlos Sainz Sr has triumphed in the 2023 Dakar Rally, marking a significant moment in motorsport history. Sainz's victory extends his record as the oldest winner of the grueling desert race, while also securing Audi's first Dakar title.

Driving an Audi RS Q e-tron E2, Sainz and co-driver Lucas Cruz dominated the 14-stage event, covering over 4,000 kilometers of treacherous terrain in Saudi Arabia. With lightning-fast navigation and unwavering determination, Sainz overcame technical difficulties and fierce competition to claim his fourth Dakar crown.

Sainz's victory has been hailed as a testament to his exceptional driving abilities and unwavering commitment to motorsport. By pushing the limits of human endurance and showcasing the capabilities of electric vehicles, Sainz has once again left an indelible mark on the sport he loves.