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1995 Granada–Dakar Rally

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1995 Dakar Rally
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Host country Spain
 Morocco
Mauritania
 Guinea
 Senegal
Dates run1 January 1995–15 January 1995
Stages14 (5,725 km; 3,557 mi)
Overall distance10,109 km (6,281 mi)
Results
Cars winnerFrance Pierre Lartigue
France Michel Perin
Citroën
Bikes winnerFrance Stéphane Peterhansel
Yamaha
Trucks winnerCzech Republic Karel Loprais
Czech Republic RadomĂ­r Stachura
Czech Republic Josef Kalina
Tatra 815
Gianni Lora Lamia Granada-Dakar 1995 Nissan Terrano Team Dessoude

1995 Dakar Rally also known as the 1995 Paris-Dakar Rally was the 17th running of the Dakar Rally event. The race began outside France for the first time, at Granada in Spain.[1] Pierre Lartigue won the car class for the second year in succession and Stephane Peterhansel won his fourth motorcycle title.[1] Karel Loprais won the truck title in a Tatra 815.

Stages

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Stage Date From To Total

(km)

Special

(km)

Stage winners
Bikes Cars Trucks
1 1 January Spain Granada Spain Motril 275 170 Austria Heinz Kinigadner KTM Finland Timo Salonen CitroĂȘn
2 2 January Morocco Nador Morocco Errachidia 619 226 United States Danny Laporte Yamaha France Bruno Saby Mitsubishi
3 3 January Morocco Errachidia Morocco Ouarzazate 574 405 Austria Heinz Kinigadner KTM Finland Ari Vatanen CitroĂȘn
4 4 January Morocco Ouarzazate Morocco Guelmim [Goulimine] 646 380 Austria Heinz Kinigadner KTM France Jean-Pierre Fontenay Mitsubishi
5 5 January Morocco Guelmim [Goulimine] Morocco/Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic [Es] Smara 486 408 Austria Heinz Kinigadner KTM France Bruno Saby Mitsubishi
6 6 January Morocco/Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic [Es] Smara Morocco/Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic Aousserd [Aswerd] 585 577 Spain Jordi Arcarons Cagiva Finland Ari Vatanen CitroĂȘn
7 7 January Morocco/Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic Aousserd [Aswerd] Mauritania ZouĂ©rat 628 625 France Thierry Magnaldi Yamaha Finland Ari Vatanen CitroĂȘn
8 January Mauritania Zouérat Rest day
8 9 January Mauritania ZouĂ©rat Mauritania Chinguetti 514 504 Spain Oscar Gallardo Cagiva France Pierre Lartigue CitroĂȘn
9 10 January Mauritania Chinguetti Mauritania Tidjikja 348 347 Netherlands Gerard Jimmink Cagiva France Jean-Pierre Fontenay Mitsubishi
10 11 January Mauritania Tidjikja Mauritania Ayoun El Atrous 429 375 France StĂ©phane Peterhansel Yamaha France Pierre Lartigue CitroĂȘn
11 12 January Mauritania Ayoun El Atrous Senegal Bakel 393 Austria Heinz Kinigadner KTM Spain Salvador ServiĂ  CitroĂȘn
12 13 January Senegal Bakel Guinea Labe 632 626 France StĂ©phane Peterhansel Yamaha France Pierre Lartigue CitroĂȘn
13 14 January Guinea Labe Senegal Tambacounda 820 600 France Stéphane Peterhansel Yamaha France Jean-Pierre Fontenay Mitsubishi
14 15 January Senegal Tambacounda Senegal Dakar 380 France Stéphane Peterhansel Yamaha France Bruno Saby Mitsubishi

References

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  1. 1 2 "History of Dakar - RETROSPECTIVE 1979-2007" (PDF). Dakar. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-08. Retrieved 2009-01-07.