Paris-Dakar final results
DAKAR, Senegal., January 18, 1998 - Results of today's 17th and final stage of the Paris-Dakar Rally from Saint-Louis to Dakar: Cars - stage placings P. Driver Country Type of car ...
DAKAR, Senegal., January 18, 1998 - Results of today's 17th and final stage of the Paris-Dakar Rally from Saint-Louis to Dakar: Cars - stage placings P. Driver Country Type of car Time ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. Jutta Kleinschmidt Germany Buggy 20:47 2. Jean-Louis Schlesser France Buggy + 01:09 3. Jean-Pierre Fontenay France Mitsubishi + 05:23 4. Bernard Hanciaux Belgium Nissan + 05:30 5. Hiroshi Masuoka Japan Mitsubishi + 07:27 6. Plaza Perez Spain Mitsubishi + 07:31 7. Josep Maria Servia Spain Nissan + 07:42 8. Bob Ten Harkel Netherlands Mitsubishi + 08:22 9. Goutaland France Nissan + 08:42 10. Carlos Souza Portugal Mitsubishi + 09:05
Final Overall standings ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. Jean-Pierre Fontenay France Mitsubishi 65:25:58 2. Kenjiro Shinozuka Japan Mitsubishi + 1:45:44 3. Bruno Saby France Mitsubishi + 1:59:01 4. Hiroshi Masuoka Japan Mitsubishi + 5:55:27 5. Jean-Louis Schlesser France Buggy + 8:10:39 6. Philippe Alliot France Nissan + 11:39:43 7. Dominique Housieaux France Nissan + 13:20:24 8. Thierry De Lavergne France Nissan + 13:52:15 9. Miguel Prieto Spain Mitsubishi + 17:42:50 10. Bob Ten Harkel Netherlands Mitsubishi + 23:28:05
Motorcycles - stage placings P. Rider Country Type of bike Time ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. Jordi Arcarons Spain KTM 17:56 2. Gerard Jimmink Netherlands KTM + 00:24 3. Dirk Von Zitzewitz Austria KTM + 00:59 4. Fabrizio Meoni Italy KTM + 01:12 5. Schlicher Germany KTM + 01:40 6. Jrgen Mayer Germany KTM + 01:40 7. Jean Brucy France BMW + 01:53 8. Sireyjol France Honda + 02:31 9. Stanislav Zloch Czech Rep + 02:31 10. Stephane Peterhansel France Yamaha + 02:47
Final overall standings ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. Stephane Peterhansel France Yamaha 62:39:37 2. Fabrizio Meoni Italy KTM + 30:29 3. Andy Haydon Australia KTM + 1:19:42 4. Alfie Cox South Africa KTM + 2:25:57 5. Gerard Jimmink Netherlands KTM + 3:16:29 6. Jordi Arcarons Spain KTM + 4:57:44 7. Dirk Von Zitzewitz Austria KTM + 5:32:35 8. John Deacon Britain KTM + 5:48:37 9. Jrgen Mayer Germany KTM + 7:56:41 10. Stanislav Zloch Czech Rep KTM + 9:01:30
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