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BISHA, 抖阴短视频: The Dakar Rally鈥檚 record 14-time champion Stephane Peterhansel powered to stage 10 success on Wednesday as only a mechanical meltdown appears now to stand between Nasser Al-Attiyah and the 2022 title.
The Qatari three-time winner heads into Thursday鈥檚 penultimate stage 32min 40sec clear of France鈥檚 nine-time world rally champion Sebastien Loeb.
鈥淭he gap is too big and the race is no longer in our hands, but we鈥檙e still hanging in there,鈥� shrugged Loeb after the 375km drive from Wadi ad-Dawasir to Bisha.
Despite his runaway lead Al-Attiyah was retaining the caution required for an event where victory can disappear as easily as a mirage in the 抖阴短视频n desert.
鈥淲e鈥檙e getting there, little by little,鈥� said the multi-faceted sportsman who took skeet shooting bronze at the 2012 London Olympics.
鈥淚t鈥檚 not over yet, there are still two days to go and even a podium spot will be hard to get.鈥�
Peterhansel, known as 鈥楳r Dakar鈥�, won last year, three decades after his first victory on two wheels in 1991.
The only competitor to win the famed rally in Africa, South America and Asia, Peterhansel was thrilled to land a stage in his Audi hybrid.
鈥淚鈥檓 not necessarily a stage hunter, but each Audi driver has now won a stage, and that鈥檚 fantastic,鈥� the Frenchman said.
鈥淲hen Carlos (Sainz) became the first driver to win a Dakar stage in an electric car, it was a milestone, now we confirmed that performance.鈥�
With Sainz taking second there was double reason for Audi to celebrate.
鈥淭his is good for morale, not least because it comes after a complicated start to the rally,鈥� said Peterhansel.
鈥淲e need to win in 2023. Failure is not an option.鈥�
In the bike category France鈥檚 Adrien Van Beveren moved to the top of the rankings after a day marked by the premature end of Kevin Benavides鈥� title defense.
Argentina鈥檚 2021 champion came unstuck 133km into the stage when his KTM suffered a terminal breakdown. Benavides had started the day in fifth, 10min22sec adrift.
Another KTM rider, Matthias Walkner, also had a difficult day, losing the overall lead after going off course with a navigational error to finish quarter of an hour behind Australian stage winner Toby Price.
Van Beveren, on a Yamaha, gave his chances of succeeding Benavides a massive boost by finishing fourth, at three and a half minutes, to reclaim the bike rankings鈥� summit after briefly holding sway at the weekend.
With only two days to go he is almost six minutes clear of Briton鈥檚 2017 champion Sam Sunderland, his brother-in-law.
Sunderland reflected: 鈥淎ll in all, I鈥檓 happy, I prepared well this year and I think it shows. I鈥檝e led the race for seven days. Now we just need to go flat out again tomorrow.鈥�
Thursday鈥檚 11th stage is a 346km special and the last day in the dunes ahead of the closing short drive to the finish in Jeddah on Friday.