Car
Toyota
Toyota Gazoo Racing
Vehicle
Rankings
2022: 1st
2021 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2017 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2016 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2015 : 1st FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
2023 : 1st (3 stage wins, Toyota)
2022: 1st (2 stage wins, Toyota)
2021: 2nd (5 stage wins, Toyota)
2020: 2nd (1 stage win, Toyota)
2019: 1st (3 stage wins, Toyota)
2018: 2nd (4 stage wins, Toyota)
2017: Ab. Stage 4 (1 stage win, Toyota)
2016: 2nd (2 stage wins, Mini)
2015: 1st (5 stage wins, Mini)
2014: 28th (with Bernhard Ten Brinke)
2012: 8th (with Bernhard Ten Brinke)
2010: 6th (with Carlos Sousa)
2009: 9th (with Guerlain Chicherit)
2007: Ab. stage 6 (with Guerlain Chicherit)
2006: 9th (with Guerlain Chicherit, 1 stage win)
2005: 49th (with Guerlain Chicherit)
2023: Ab. stage 4 (4 stage wins)
2022: 16th (11th W2RC)
2016 : 1st
2008 : 1st
2022 : 3rd
2021 : 1st
2018 : 1st
2017 : 1st
2016 : 1st
2015 : 1st
2014 : 1st
2013: 40th
2011 : 1st (with Ten Brinke)
2023: 1st (2 stage wins)
2022: Andalucia Rally (2nd), Baja Spain (1st)
2021: Andalucía Rally (1st), Baja Spain (1st), Baja Ha’il (1st)
2020: Andalucía Rally (1st), Qatar Rally (1st), Ha’il Rally
2019: Kazakhstan Rally (1st), Qatar Rally (1st), Silk Way Rally (1st), Baja 1000
2018: Russian Baja (1st), Qatar Rally, Silk Way Rally (2nd)
2017: Kazakhstan Rally (1st), Qatar Rally (1st), Spanish Baja (1st), Hungary Baja (1st), Poland Baja (1st)
2016: Qatar Rally (1st), Italian Baja (1st), Spanish Baja (1st), Poland Baja (1st)
2015: Qatar Rally (1st), Egypt Rally (1st), Italian Baja (1st), Baja Hungary (1st), Baja Poland (2nd), Winner of the WRC2
2014: Qatar Rally (1st), Egypt Rally (2nd), Baja Portalegre (2nd)
2012 : French rally championship
2023: 1st (4 stage wins)
The end of the year was busy for title holder Nasser Al Attiyah. A celebrity at home in Qatar, the four-time winner of the Dakar, was particularly solicited for the football World Cup. At the start of the competition, the friendly 50-year-old was smiling as he evoked his country's evident victory. He then devoted himself 100% to his main activity, his primary objective: a fifth crown. Nasser Al Attiyah remains a phenomenon. A driver who wins almost every race he participates in, or nearly. Since his first Dakar in anonymity behind the wheel of a Mitsubishi Pajero that he took to tenth place in Senegal in 2004, Nasser has multiplied his successes: four victories with three different cars, including the first in 2011, and 46 stage victories. After having driven for all the major teams in his discipline (BMW, Volkswagen, Hummer and Mini), he has established himself for the past six years within the Toyota Gazoo team, offering the brand its first title in 2019. He had to wait three years before winning in his region after two runner-up finishes behind Carlos Sainz and Stéphane Peterhansel. The Qatari comes to the start of the 45th edition of the Dakar with the status of favourite after winning the FIA World Rally Championship title. He also claimed his umpteenth Middle East Rally Champion (MERC) title, winning four of the five rounds. All this in the company of his faithful co-driver Mathieu Baumel, his partner, his friend... like a brother.
Ranking 2023
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| 189 | 50 + 35 (1.) |
- | 30 + 21 (1.) |
30 + 23 (1.) |
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