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NAME - SURNAME Appendices – the Stars THE STARS IN THE <strong>DAKAR</strong> FIRST PARTICIPATION Alliot Philippe Driver 1988 Alphand Luc Skier 1998 Anquetil Jacques Cyclist 1986 Balavoine Daniel Singer 1983 Belmondo Paul Driver 1990 Bourgnon Florence Sailor 2004 Bourgnon Laurent Sailor 1999 Brasseur Claude Actor 1981 Caron Christine Swimmer 1982 Casiraghi Caroline Princess 1985 Chrétien Jean-Loup Spaceman 1984 D'Aboville Gérard Adventurer 1980 Darniche Bernard Driver 1983 Debanne Alexandre Presentator 2004 Dhéliat Evelyne Presentator 1984 Gabbay Alain Sailor 1983 Grimaldi Albert Prince 1985 Hallyday Johnny Singer 2002 Hidalgo Michel Football 1991 Ickx Jacky Driver 1981 Jabouille Jean-Pierre Driver 1984 Katayama Ukyo Driver 2002 Kopa Raymond Football 1985 Laffite Jacques Driver 1988 Lenorman Gérard Singer 1990 McRae Colin Driver 2004 Moncassin Frédéric Cyclist 2001 Monnet Philippe Sailor 1991 Nobel Chantal Actress 1985 Patissier Isabelle Climber 2002 Péan Lionel Sailor 1988 Pescarolo Henri Driver 1980 Peyron Loïck Sailor 1988 Pfaff Jean-Marie Football 2003 Ravussin Steve Sailor 2003 Régnier Yves Actor 1980 Restoux Marie Claire Judo 1998 Russi Bernard Ski 1982 Saby Bruno Driver 1992 Sainz Carlo Driver 2006 Sardou Michel Singer 1984 Schlesser Jean-Louis Driver 1986 Tambay Patrick Driver 1987 Telliez Sophie Athlete 1983 Thatcher Mark People 1982 Théron André Journalist 1984 Vatanen Ari Driver 1987
Appendices – men of the Dakar THIERRY SABINE In 1978, Thierry Sabine, lost himself riding his bike in the middle of the Libyan Desert. Just saved in the time and marked by such an experience, he decided to create a rally-raid to “help dream those who remain” and launched in 1979 a course through the mythical and extraordinary landscapes of mysterious Africa with a finish line in Dakar: the Paris-Dakar was born. A young and bright man, he was a car driver as well as an excellent horse rider, a press officer for the Arcs ski resort, the city of Le Touquet but also of music band “Il était une fois”. Other than the Paris-Dakar, Thierry Sabine was also the creator of races such as the Enduro du Touquet, the Croisière Verte, the Croisière Bleue in Belgium, and also the Croisière Blanche. Thierry Sabine died on the 14 th of January 1986 in a helicopter crash. He was 39 years old. GILBERT SABINE Working as a dentist, Gilbert Sabine helped his son Thierry, including financially, in all the stages of the creation of the Paris- Dakar. A distant spectator that remained attentive at the first editions, he insisted on taking over when his son died, to help maintain the passion. Gilbert Sabine became the race director as of 1987, at the age of 64. His total engagement in the organisation allowed the event to survive despite the death of its creator. JEAN-CLAUDE MORELET, called « FENOUIL » In 1978, Fenouil was already part of Thierry Sabine’s close relatives and therefore started the first recognition of the future Paris-Dakar. A talented bike and car competitor, as well as the organiser of the Tunisia rally, Fenouil managed to enter the top 10 of the Dakar five times, with a best performance of second in 1990, as the co-driver of Bjorn Waldegard. After the departure of Gilbert Sabine, A.S.O. asked him to conceive en direct the 1994 edition of the rally. HUBERT AURIOL Hubert “the African” was the Dakar race director from 1995 to 2003. He started competing on a bike in 1973 and after a serious accident moved to four wheels in 1988. Three-time event winner, twice on a bike (1981 and 83) and once in a car, he was the first to win in both categories in the biggest of all African events. Hubert Auriol is one of the rare to have taken part in almost al the editions of the Dakar: 17 as a competitor and 7 as the organiser. ETIENNE LAVIGNE Etienne Lavigne joined the organisation of the Dakar in 1992, under the responsibility of Gilbert Sabine. In charge of the global logistics of the rally for a long time, he was also given the responsibility of all logistical operations on the A.S.O. events from February 2002 to June 2006. Since February 2004, this expert of African terrain was asked to join the event direction. A sense of organisation and of specialising the different jobs made him build up a new team. Professionals in motorsports and in sporting events work in partnership inside a restricted and efficient group. In their various fields, Fréderic Lequien, Roger Kalmanovitz, David Castera and Stéphane Lebail are precious advisors for Etienne Lavigne. The success of the last editions of the Dakar is due to this team work. STEPHANE LE BAIL joined the Dakar team as the car sporting director. An experienced co-driver, he covered the rally several times during the previous ten years (codriver, opening team, recognition…). Also part of the opening team in the events of the FIA rally-raid World Cup in 2003 et 2004, he uses his knowledge of the car competition and his experience as a co-driver to design the course. He suffered a serious car accident during the month of November 2005 and is therefore forced to watch the Dakar take off without him for his first year as an organiser. DAVID CASTERA, present during the 2005 edition as a consultant for the bikers, has been asked to become the bike sporting director as of 2006. A competitor on five occasions on a bike, he finished third back in 1997. His contribution is precious during the recognition, where he is in charge of the conformity of the race course especially when it comes to two wheels. After helping out in the update of the sporting rules for 2006, he will also have a key role during the rally, as he will be assisting Etienne Lavigne for the race direction of the event.
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1989 PARIS - TUNIS - DAKAR Clt Conc
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1990 PARIS - TRIPOLI - DAKAR � Me
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13 th PARIS - TRIPOLI - DAKAR 1991
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