Rally2 category. After five days
of racing, Ventura crossed the
line with a more than 30-minute
advantage over his nearest rival
Michael Docherty. This marked
Ventura's second-consecutive
Rally-Raid victory and strength-
ened his position at the top of the
Rally2 Championship standings.
"It's been a good week, and
the rhythm was there from the
beginning," said Ventura. "I know I
still have a lot to improve, espe-
cially with my navigation. When
you start riding faster, everything
comes at you quicker and you
have to make those navigation
decisions even faster, so that's
something I know I need to keep
working on. But I have to be happy
with what we've achieved here."
The World Rally-Raid Cham-
pionship continues at the Abu
Dhabi Desert Challenge, the fifth
and final round of the series,
from November 22 to 27.
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OVERALL (Top 5)
1. Edgar Canet (KTM) 15:41:55
2. Daniel Sanders (KTM) + 01:02
3. Ricky Brabec (Hon) + 03:32
4. Luciano Benavides (KTM) + 07:52
5. Martin Ventura (Hon) + 15:09
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Rallye du Maroc Highlights
Sanders won multiple
stages but navigation
errors hampered his
overall result.
