1990 Paris–Dakar Rally

1990 Dakar Rally also known as the 1990 Paris–Dakar Rally was the 12th running of the Dakar Rally event. 465 competitors started from La Défense.[1] The rally was won by 1981 world rally champion, Ari Vatanen, for the third time in four years.[2] The motorcycle class was won by Edi Orioli.[1]

Stages

Stage Date Start Finish Special (km) Total (km)
Prologue 25 December Chevilly 5
Prologue 26 December Marseille 3.5
1 29 December Tripoli Ghadamès 273 539
2 30 December Ghadamès Ghat 609 707
3 31 December Ghat Sabha 446 687
4 1 January Sabha Tumu 641
5 2 January Tumu Dirkou 504
6 3 January Dirkou N'Gourti 497
7 4 January N'Gourti N'Djamena 499 657
8 5 January N'Djamena N'Guigmi 425 483
9 6 January N'Guigmi Agadez 780 780
Rest 7 January
10 8 January Agadez Tahoua 198 483
11 9 January Tahoua Niamey 222 431
12 10 January Niamey Gao 492 638
13 11 January Gao Tombouctou 412
14 12 January Tombouctou Néma 674
15 13 January Néma Tidjikja 458 738
16 14 January Tidjikja Kayes 280
17 15 January Kayes Saint Louis 200 838
18 16 January Saint Louis Dakar 40 227
Total 8,564 11,420

Stage Winners

Stage Cars Bikes
Prologue Claude Arnoux Citroën Laurent Charbonnel Husqvarna
Prologue Pierre Lartigue Mitsubishi Laurent Charbonnel Husqvarna
1 Ari Vatanen Peugeot Jordi Arcarons Cagiva
2 Ari Vatanen Peugeot Edi Orioli Cagiva
3 Ari Vatanen Peugeot Gilles Picard Yamaha
4 Ari Vatanen Peugeot Alessandro De Petri Cagiva
5 Björn Waldegård Peugeot Alessandro De Petri Cagiva
6 Alain Ambrosino Peugeot Alessandro De Petri Cagiva
7 Ari Vatanen Peugeot Alessandro De Petri Cagiva
8 Ari Vatanen Peugeot Stephane Peterhansel Yamaha
9 Kenjiro Shinozuka Mitsubishi Edi Orioli Cagiva
10 Björn Waldegård Peugeot Alessandro De Petri Cagiva
11 Ari Vatanen Peugeot Carlos Mas Samora Yamaha
12 Kenjiro Shinozuka Mitsubishi Jordi Arcarons Cagiva
13 Philippe Wambergue Peugeot Gilles Picard Yamaha
14 Björn Waldegård Peugeot Alessandro De Petri Cagiva
15 Jacky Ickx Lada Roberto Mandelli Gilera
16 Philippe Wambergue Peugeot Gilles Picard Yamaha
17 Andrew Cowan Mitsubishi Gaston Rahier Suzuki
18 Philippe Wambergue Peugeot Franco Picco Yamaha

References

  1. ^ a b "History of Dakar - RETROSPECTIVE 1979-2007" (PDF). Dakar. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-08. Retrieved 2009-01-07.
  2. ^ "Vatanen on comeback trail". BBC Sport. 4 November 2002. Retrieved 2009-02-28.
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