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Nani Roma s'empare du lead au Dakar après une étape 9 bouleversante
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Nani Roma s'empare du lead au Dakar après une étape 9 bouleversante

El País20h ago
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Points Clés

  • Nani Roma est devenu le nouveau leader du Rallye Dakar après la conclusion de l'étape 9.
  • Occupe désormais les deux premières positions au classement général, Carlos Sainz se classant deuxième derrière son coéquipier.
  • Le pilote catalan a effacé un déficit de près de dix minutes sur Nasser Al-Attiyah, le dépassant pour la première place.
  • Henk Lategan de Toyota a été contraint d'abandonner la lutte pour la tête d'étape à cause d'une défaillance de la direction assistée de son véhicule.
  • Mattias Ekström a perdu un temps précieux après avoir suivi la mauvaise piste, confondant la route de Nasser Al-Attiyah.
  • L'étape 9 a couvert une distance totale de 410 kilomètres, servant de tournant décisif pour le rallye 2026.

Un revirement spectaculaire

Le paysage du Rallye Dakar s'est transformé en une seule journée. Nani Roma a bondi en tête du peloton, s'emparant du leadership général après une étape 9 chaotique et décisive. La performance du pilote catalan a bouleversé le classement général, plaçant Ford dans une position dominante.

Ce qui a commencé comme une journée à hauts risques s'est terminé par un grand bouleversement. Roma a capitalisé sur les déboires de ses principaux concurrents, transformant un déficit important en un avantage précieux. Le résultat est une formation stupéfiante 1-2 pour l'équipe Ford alors que le rallye entre dans ses phases finales.

Le point de bascule

L'étape 9 s'est avérée être le catalyseur d'une refonte majeure du classement. Nani Roma abordait l'étape spéciale à la quatrième position, près de dix minutes derrière le leader précédent. Le test de 410 kilomètres est devenu une bataille d'usure, où la résistance mécanique était aussi cruciale que la vitesse pure.

Roma a navigué le terrain difficile avec précision, tandis que ses rivaux rencontraient des contretemps critiques. L'étape a finalement servi de filtre, séparant les chanceux des malchanceux. Le classement final reflète ce processus de sélection dramatique.

Les moments clés qui ont défini l'étape incluaient :

  • Henk Lategan (Toyota) souffrant d'une défaillance de la direction assistée
  • Mattias Ekström perdant un temps considérable après avoir suivi une mauvaise piste
  • Nasser Al-Attiyah rencontrant des problèmes qui lui ont coûté la tête
  • Nani Roma maintenant une course limpide jusqu'à l'arrivée

La domination de Ford

Le constructeur américain se retrouve maintenant dans une position enviable en tête du classement. Carlos Sainz a sécurisé la deuxième place au classement général, rejoignant son coéquipier sur les marches du podium. Ce verrouillage 1-2 représente un coup de maître stratégique pour l'équipe Ford.

La synergie entre les deux pilotes espagnols s'est avérée efficace. Tandis qu'ils se disputent la gloire individuelle, leur performance combinée a exercé une pression immense sur les autres prétendants. L'écart avec la troisième place est devenu un tampon significatif alors qu'il ne reste que quelques jours de course.

La chance sourit à Nani Roma, qui juste lorsque le Rallye Dakar entre en ébullition, fait irruption au sommet du classement.

Les rivaux trébuchent

La compétition a fait face à une dure réalité lors de la neuvième étape. Nasser Al-Attiyah, qui menait le rallye, a vu son avantage s'évaporer. Les problèmes techniques du pilote Dacia ont directement cédé l'initiative à Roma.

De même, Henk Lategan de Toyota a vu ses espoirs s'estomper avec les problèmes de direction. La défaillance mécanique l'a forcé à boiter à travers les kilomètres restants, perdant un temps précieux. Mattias Ekström est également sorti de la course après une erreur de navigation tôt dans l'étape, suivant Al-Attiyah sur une fausse piste vers le 300ème kilomètre.

La volatilité du Dakar était pleinement exposée. Pour chaque pilote qui a capitalisé, un autre a vu sa campagne s'effondrer. Le classement général reflète maintenant une nouvelle hiérarchie forgée dans le désert.

La phase décisive

Avec les avant-dernières étapes qui approchent, la dynamique a changé de manière irréversible. Nani Roma porte maintenant le poids du leadership, tandis que Carlos Sainz fournit un soutien redoutable. L'équipe Ford doit gérer l'équilibre délicat entre la protection de son avance et la poursuite des victoires d'étape.

Le peloton de chasse, comprenant un Al-Attiyah et un Lategan en récupération, sera désespéré de riposter. Cependant, les écarts de temps et l'élan favorisent actuellement le duo Ford. Les étapes restantes testeront la capacité des leaders à maintenir leur sang-froid et l'intégrité de leur machine sous pression.

Le rallye est loin d'être terminé, mais le chemin vers la victoire est devenu beaucoup plus clair pour les pilotes espagnols. Le désert a une façon de punir les erreurs, et les leaders devront être impeccables jusqu'au fil d'arrivée.

Questions Fréquemment Posées

Qui mène actuellement le Rallye Dakar ?

Nani Roma est le nouveau leader du Rallye Dakar. Il a pris la première place suite aux résultats de l'étape 9, devançant son coéquipier Ford Carlos Sainz, qui est maintenant deuxième.

Qu'est-il arrivé au leader précédent Nasser Al-Attiyah ?

Nasser Al-Attiyah a souffert de problèmes techniques lors de l'étape 9. Ces problèmes lui ont fait perdre son avance et descendre au classement général, permettant à Nani Roma de prendre la tête.

Comment Ford a-t-il sécurisé les deux premières positions ?

Ford a capitalisé sur les déboires de ses principaux rivaux. Tandis que des concurrents comme Al-Attiyah et Henk Lategan affrontaient des pannes mécaniques, Nani Roma et Carlos Sainz ont tous deux terminé l'étape sans problèmes majeurs, les propulsant respectivement en première et deuxième place au général.

Quels étaient les principaux défis de l'étape 9 ?

L'étape 9 était une longue spéciale de 410 kilomètres qui a testé à la fois les pilotes et les machines. Elle présentait un terrain difficile qui a conduit à des erreurs de navigation pour certains, comme Mattias Ekström, et des pannes mécaniques pour d'autres, notamment la défaillance de la direction assistée de Henk Lategan.

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