2001 Dakar Rally - Stages

Stages

Stage Date From To Total
(km)		 Stage winners
Bikes Cars Trucks
1 1 January Paris Narbonne 916 G. Sala
N. Roma		 J. M. Servia F. Kabirov
2 2 January Narbonne Castellón de la Plana 560 R. Sainct J-L. Schlesser V. Chagin
3 3 January Castellón de la Plana Almería 445 Stage cancelled1 J-P. Fontenay A. de Azevedo
4 4 January Nador Er-Rachidia 602 R. Sainct J-L. Schlesser V. Chagin
5 5 January Er-Rachidia Ouarzazate 572 C. de Gavardo J. M. Servia V. Chagin
6 6 January Ouarzazate Guelmim 608 N. Roma J-L. Schlesser V. Chagin
7 7 January Guelmim Smara 489 I. E. Pujol H. Masuoka K. Loprais
8 8 January Smara El Ghallaouiya 628 N. Roma J. M. Servia F. Kabirov
9 9 January El Ghallaouiya 518 I. E. Pujol J-L. Schlesser K. Loprais
10 10 January El Ghallaouiya Atar 440 A. Cox H. Masuoka K. Loprais
11 January Atar Rest day
11 12 January Atar Nouakchott 508 P-G. Lundmark J. M. Servia P. Reif
12 13 January Nouakchott Tidjikdja 654 J. Arcarons J-L. Schlesser V. Chagin
13 14 January Tidjikdja 535 K. Tiainen H. Masuoka K. Loprais
14 15 January Tidjikdja Tichit 234 K. Tiainen J-L. Schlesser K. Loprais
15 16 January Tichit Néma 499 K. Tiainen H. Masuoka K. Loprais
16 17 January Néma Bamako 776 A. Cox C. Sousa C. Pattono
17 18 January Bamako Bakel 804 G. Sala J-L. Schlesser K. Loprais
18 19 January Bakel Tambacounda 292 C. Despres H. Masuoka P. Reif
19 20 January Tambacounda Dakar 564 G. Sala C. Sousa P. Reif
20 21 January Dakar 95 K. Tiainen
G. Sala		 J. M. Servia K. Loprais
  • ^1 - Stage cancelled for bikes only due to a sanctioning fee dispute between the race organisers and the Spanish Motorcycle Federation.

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