2002 Dakar Rally - Stages

Stages

Stage Date From To Total
(km)		 Stage winners
Bikes Cars Trucks
1 28 December Arras Châteauroux 465 Liaison only
2 29 December Châteauroux Narbonne 598 P. Quinonero F. Gil Stage cancelled1
3 30 December Narbonne Madrid 930 R. Sainct G. De Mévius C. Pattono
4 31 December Madrid Rabat 961 N. Roma F. Gil Stage cancelled1
5 1 January Rabat Er-Rachidia 534 C. de Gavardo H. Masuoka J. de Rooy
6 2 January Er-Rachidia Ouarzazate 576 J. Arcarons S. Peterhansel V. Chagin
7 3 January Ouarzazate Tan-Tan 793 C. de Gavardo H. Masuoka V. Chagin
8 4 January Tan-Tan Zouerat 739 F. Meoni K. Shinozuka V. Chagin
9 5 January Zouerat Atar 396 K. Tiainen H. Masuoka V. Chagin
6 January Atar Rest day
10 7 January Atar 404 A. Cox J. Kleinschmidt A. de Azevedo
11 8 January Atar Tidjikdja 502 C. de Gavardo H. Masuoka V. Chagin
12 9 January Tidjikdja Tichit 538 A. Cox J-P. Fontenay V. Chagin
13 10 January Tichit 450 G. Sala H. Masuoka K. Loprais
14 11 January Tichit Kiffa 461 F. Meoni J. Kleinschmidt V. Chagin
15 12 January Kiffa Dakar 1011 B. Vilar G. De Mévius A. de Azevedo
16 13 January Dakar 69 G. Sala G. De Mévius A. de Azevedo
  • ^1 - Stages cancelled for trucks due to poor weather conditions.

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