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PRODRIVE

NASSER RACING BY PRODRIVE

Carlos SAINZ

Nasser AL-ATTIYAH

(qat) 1.70m / 85kg

Hobbies

shooting, horse riding, fishing, motorbikes

Vehicle

Marque : Prodrive
Modèle : Hunter
Motorisation : V6 bi-turbo essence
Puissance : 400 cv
Poids : 1850 kg
Longueur : 4,50 m
Préparateur : Prodrive
Assistance : Prodrive
Class: ULTIMATE T1+

Rankings

2023: Coupe du monde FIA Baja (1er), Baja Dubaï (1st), Baja Portalegre 500 (3rd), Baja Spain (1st), Sonora Rally (1st)
2022: Andalucia Rally (2nd), Baja Spain (1st)
2021: Andalucía Rally (1st), Baja Spain (1st), Baja Ha’il (1st)
2020: Andalucía Rally (1st), Qatar Rally (1st), Ha’il Rally
2019: Kazakhstan Rally (1st), Qatar Rally (1st), Silk Way Rally (1st), Baja 1000
2018: Russian Baja (1st), Qatar Rally, Silk Way Rally (2nd)
2017: Kazakhstan Rally (1st), Qatar Rally (1st), Spanish Baja (1st), Hungary Baja (1st), Poland Baja (1st)
2016: Qatar Rally (1st), Italian Baja (1st), Spanish Baja (1st), Poland Baja (1st)
2015: Qatar Rally (1st), Egypt Rally (1st), Italian Baja (1st), Baja Hungary (1st), Baja Poland (2nd), Winner of the WRC2
2014: Qatar Rally (1st), Egypt Rally (2nd), Baja Portalegre (2nd)
2013: WRC (Middle-east), Super Boat World Championships (2nd)
2012: Bronze Medal Skeet Olympic Games, IRC Cyprus (1st), Sealine Cross-country Rally Qatar (1st), WRC season with Citroen
2010: Silk Way Rally (2nd)
2003-2022 : 19 x Winner of the MERC (Middle East Rally Championship)

2023: 1st (2 stage wins)

2023: 1st
2022: 1st
2021 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2019 : 2nd FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2018 : 4th FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2017 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2016 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2015 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2014 : 2nd FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2008 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies

2024 : Ab. stage 10 (1 stage, Prodrive)
2023 : 1st (3 stage wins, Toyota)
2022 : 1st (2 stage wins, Toyota)
2021 : 2nd (5 stage wins, Toyota)
2020 : 2nd (1 stage win, Toyota)
2019 : 1st (3 stage wins, Toyota)
2018 : 2nd (4 stage wins, Toyota)
2017 : Ab. Stage 4 (1 stage win, Toyota)
2016 : 2nd (2 stage wins, Mini)
2015 : 1st (5 stage wins, Mini)
2014 : 3rd (2 stage wins, Mini)
2013 : Ab. Stage 9 (3 stage wins, Buggy Qatar)
2012 : Ab. Stage 9 (2 stage wins, Hummer)
2011 : 1st (4 stage wins, Volkswagen)
2010 : 2nd (4 stage wins, Volkswagen)
2009 : Ab. (3 stage wins, BMW X Raid)
2007 : 6th (BMW X Raid)
2006 : Ab. (BMW X Raid)
2005: Ab. (BMW X Raid)
2004 : 10th (Mitsubishi)

2023: Ab. stage 4 (4 stage wins)
2022: 16th (11th W2RC)
2021: 1st
2016 : 1st
2008 : 1st

2023: 19th
2022: 3rd
2021: 1st
2018: 1st
2017: 1st
2016: 1st
2015: 1st
2014: 1st

2023: 1st (4 stage wins)

2024 could be Nasser Al Attiyah's year. For two reasons. Firstly, and in chronological order, because he will be setting out to conquer a sixth Dakar title, possibly his third consecutive. A treble that only Ari Vatanen and Pierre Lartigue have achieved before him in a car. His other challenge will come at the end of July/beginning of August, at the National Shooting Centre in Chateauroux during the Paris Olympic Games. The Qatari will be competing in his 7th Olympiad, hoping to win a second medal in skeet after the bronze he won in London 2012. But let's return to his first mission. The 53-year-old could have opted for the easy way out by sticking with the ultra-competitive Toyota Hilux T1+ that he drove to the title in 2019, 2022 and 2023. No, Al Attiyah is taking on a new challenge. By joining the Prodrive team, he dreams of winning with a fourth different vehicle: a Volkswagen Race Touareg in 2011, a Mini in 2015, a Toyota and therefore a Hunter for this new edition. It's a challenge partly calculated in the knowledge that his car has already flirted with victory, driven by Sebastien Loeb, his runner-up in 2022 and 2023. Naturally, he is taking on board his trusty co-driver Mathieu Baumel, a four-time winner who is hoping to get closer to the record holder for victories in the right-hand seat, Jean-Paul Cottret (7 wins with Stéphane Peterhansel). 2024 could, therefore, be an exceptional year for the Franco-Qatari duo, following on from a brilliant 2023 season: another W2RC title and successes in the Dakar, Mexico and Argentina.