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| category = {{wp|Rally raid}} | | category = {{wp|Rally raid}} | ||
| region = [[Alharu]] ( | | region = [[Alharu]] (1987–{{CURRENTYEAR}})<br/>[[Argis]] (2002–2019) | ||
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| champion driver = {{flagicon|Prymont}} $Person (Cars) | | champion driver = {{plainlist| | ||
* {{flagicon|Prymont}} $Person (Cars) | |||
* {{flagicon|Iverica}} $Person (Bikes) | |||
* {{flagicon|Girkmand}} $Person (Trucks) | |||
* {{flagicon|Sayf}} $Person (Quads) | |||
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| website = [https://www.TheCashar.com/ www.TheCashar.com] | | website = [https://www.TheCashar.com/ www.TheCashar.com] | ||
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|constructor=[[KAP_Limited|KAP]] (Cars) | | constructor = {{plainlist| | ||
* [[KAP_Limited|KAP]] (Cars) | |||
* [[Serekan Automotive|Sekeran]] (Bikes) | |||
* [[Esé Automóviles|Esé]] (Trucks) | |||
* [[Hani Motors|Hani]] (Quads) | |||
* [[Altvarna Automotive|Altvarna]] (Experimental) | |||
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The '''Cashar Rally''' (sometimes the | {{Under construction}} | ||
The '''Cashar Rally''' (sometimes the '''Cashar Challenge'''; formerly known as the '''Sao Preste–Cashar Rally''') is an annual charity {{wp|rally raid}}. The first edition in 1987 drove from [[Lusotropia|Sao Preste, Lusotropia]] to [[Cashar|Protiva, Cashar]]. Since the 2000s, races have also started from [[Limonaia]], [[Variota]], [[Fulgistan]] and [[Prymont]]. The rally is open to both amateur and professional participants, with non-professional drivers making up making the bulk of participants. | |||
The race is an off-road endurance event. The terrain that the competitors traverse is much tougher than that used in conventional {{wp|rallying}}, and the vehicles used are true {{wp|off-road vehicles}} rather than modified on-road vehicles. Most of the competitive special sections are off-road, crossing dunes, mud, {{wp|Cymbopogon schoenanthus|camel grass}}, rocks, and {{wp|erg (landform)|erg}} among others. The distances of each stage covered vary from short distances up to {{convert|800|-|900|km}} per day. | The race is an off-road endurance event. The terrain that the competitors traverse is much tougher than that used in conventional {{wp|rallying}}, and the vehicles used are true {{wp|off-road vehicles}} rather than modified on-road vehicles. Most of the competitive special sections are off-road, crossing dunes, mud, {{wp|Cymbopogon schoenanthus|camel grass}}, rocks, and {{wp|erg (landform)|erg}} among others. The distances of each stage covered vary from short distances up to {{convert|800|-|900|km}} per day. | ||
==Route== | == Route == | ||
[[File:Arakao1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Desert near [[Kaitaine|Ararkeen]].]] | [[File:Arakao1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Desert near [[Kaitaine|Ararkeen]].]] | ||
[[File:Cashar Rally routes.png|200px|thumb|Routes the rally has followed from 1987 to 2019]] | [[File:Cashar Rally routes.png|200px|thumb|Routes the rally has followed from 1987 to 2019]] | ||
There are no set routes. Participants have to complete daily stages from the departure to [[Cashar|Protiva, Cashar]]. The race is not timed, but rather points are awarded for completing daily stages within a certain time. However, teams who fail to complete a stage are still in the race. Cars aren't required to pass the finish line, only participants. This means a team can continue their race in another vehicle. | There are no set routes. Participants have to complete daily stages from the departure to [[Cashar|Protiva, Cashar]]. The race is not timed, but rather points are awarded for completing daily stages within a certain time. However, teams who fail to complete a stage are still in the race. Cars aren't required to pass the finish line, only participants. This means a team can continue their race in another vehicle. | ||
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* Fulgistan–Cashar is {{convert|8347|km}} | * Fulgistan–Cashar is {{convert|8347|km}} | ||
==Vehicles and classes== | == Vehicles and classes == | ||
[[File:Flat tire repair with touaregs.jpg|200px|thumb|Locals assist a participant with replacing a flat tire]] | |||
[[File:Flat tire repair with touaregs.jpg|200px|thumb|Locals assist a participant with replacing a flat tire.]] | |||
There are no restrictions on the vehicles or individuals that can enter. In 2020 the ''Moxie'' class was added for {{wp|Classic car|classic cars}} and oldtimers, but these don't compete in the races. The race is for both four-wheel vehicles (buggies, cars and trucks) and motorcycles. The main categories are: | There are no restrictions on the vehicles or individuals that can enter. In 2020 the ''Moxie'' class was added for {{wp|Classic car|classic cars}} and oldtimers, but these don't compete in the races. The race is for both four-wheel vehicles (buggies, cars and trucks) and motorcycles. The main categories are: | ||
* Cars and trucks: T1 (modified all-terrain vehicles), T2 (production all-terrain vehicles), T3 SSV, Open/Score, Classic, and T4 (Trucks) | * Cars and trucks: T1 (modified all-terrain vehicles), T2 (production all-terrain vehicles), T3 SSV, Open/Score, Classic, and T4 (Trucks) | ||
* Bikes and Quard: 450 cc class, motorcycles up to 450 cc, Class Open (over 450 cc), +700 cm3 bicyl., Classic and quad's | * Bikes and Quard: 450 cc class, motorcycles up to 450 cc, Class Open (over 450 cc), +700 cm3 bicyl., Classic and quad's | ||
* | * “Experimental” group: hybrid and eco vehicles powered by renewable energy created specifically for the rally, with its own ranking. | ||
==List of winners== | ==List of winners== | ||
{| class= | {| class='wikitable sortable' | ||
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! Year !! Cars<br/>(driver / co-driver) !! Bikes !! Trucks<br/>(driver / co-driver) !! Quads !! Experimental | ! Year !! Cars<br/>(driver / co-driver) !! Bikes !! Trucks<br/>(driver / co-driver) !! Quads !! Experimental | ||
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| 2021 || {{flagicon|Afropa}} | | 2021 || {{flagicon|Afropa}} Armand Abadie<br/>{{flagicon|Velaheria}} Otto Ratzinger || {{flagicon|Baltica}} Arūnas Levokis || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|Tagmatium}} Markos Karatzas || {{flagicon|Esonice}} Kanda Zenko || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Savino La Scala | ||
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| 2020 || {{flagicon|Afropa}} | | 2020 || {{flagicon|Afropa}} Armand Abadie<br/>{{flagicon|Velaheria}} Otto Ratzinger || {{flagicon|Montemadia}} Eric Avilés || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|Tagmatium}} Markos Karatzas || {{flagicon|Qubdi}} Youssef Ishak || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Savino La Scala | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2019 || {{flagicon|Afropa}} | | 2019 || {{flagicon|Afropa}} Armand Abadie<br/>{{flagicon|Adaptus}} Julian Crescens || {{flagicon|Montemadia}} Eric Avilés || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|Tagmatium}} Markos Karatzas || {{flagicon|Andalla}} Kjeld Axelsen || {{flagicon|Vostau}} ? | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2018 || {{flagicon|Mevraq}} | | 2018 || {{flagicon|Mevraq}} Jeremy Abramsky<br/>{{flagicon|Adaptus}} Julian Crescens || {{flagicon|Montemadia}} Eric Avilés || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|Tagmatium}} Markos Karatzas || {{flagicon|Andalla}} Kjeld Axelsen || {{flagicon|Narva}} Jose Maria del Valle | ||
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| 2017 || {{flagicon|Yien}} | | 2017 || {{flagicon|Yien}} Odion Chee<br/>{{flagicon|Cabarria}} Alemu Bullo Zelalem || {{flagicon|Montemadia}} Eric Avilés || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|Great Xio}} ? || {{flagicon|Yien}} Belonwu Obee || {{flagicon|San Ba}} Liu Hong | ||
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| 2016 || {{flagicon|Yien}} | | 2016 || {{flagicon|Yien}} Odion Chee<br/>{{flagicon|Cabarria}} Alemu Bullo Zelalem || {{flagicon|Montemadia}} Eric Avilés || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|Great Xio}} ? || {{flagicon|Andalla}} Kjeld Axelsen || {{flagicon|Montemadia}} Denis Ramos | ||
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| 2015 || {{flagicon|Yien}} | | 2015 || {{flagicon|Yien}} Odion Chee<br/>{{flagicon|Fina}} Frans Sandberg || {{flagicon|Dolchland}} Friedrich Bode || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|Akiiryu}} Nursultan Nazerev || {{flagicon|Andalla}} Kjeld Axelsen || {{flagicon|Montemadia}} Denis Ramos | ||
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| 2014 || {{flagicon|Tamurin}} Lasse Nagelberg<br/>{{flagicon|Adaptus}} Julian Crescens || {{flagicon|Seylos}} Ollie Carr || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Dario Biel || {{flagicon|Roqoo}} ? || {{flagicon|Great Xio}} ? | | 2014 || {{flagicon|Tamurin}} Lasse Nagelberg<br/>{{flagicon|Adaptus}} Julian Crescens || {{flagicon|Seylos}} Ollie Carr || {{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Sergi Martínez<br/>{{flagicon|San Lorenzo}} Dario Biel || {{flagicon|Roqoo}} ? || {{flagicon|Great Xio}} ? | ||
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| 2011 || {{flagicon|Alvernia}} ?<br/>{{flagicon|Safiloa}} ? || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Edvard Dalísson || {{flagicon|Mantella}} Egeo Condello<br/>{{flagicon|Anatea}} Almerigo Bernardino || {{flagicon|Akiiryu}} Kenes Tairev || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} ? | | 2011 || {{flagicon|Alvernia}} ?<br/>{{flagicon|Safiloa}} ? || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Edvard Dalísson || {{flagicon|Mantella}} Egeo Condello<br/>{{flagicon|Anatea}} Almerigo Bernardino || {{flagicon|Akiiryu}} Kenes Tairev || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} ? | ||
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| 2010 || {{flagicon|Alvernia}} ?<br/>{{flagicon|Noble Nykia}} ? || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Edvard Dalísson || {{flagicon|Velaheria}} | | 2010 || {{flagicon|Alvernia}} ?<br/>{{flagicon|Noble Nykia}} ? || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Edvard Dalísson || {{flagicon|Velaheria}} Alois Stanger<br/>{{flagicon|Velaheria}} Josua Gildemeister || {{flagicon|Akiiryu}} Kenes Tairev || {{flagicon|Sunset Sea Islands}} Bùi Hữu Trác | ||
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| 2009 || {{flagicon|Alvernia}} ?<br/>{{flagicon|Kirvina}} Hektor Florakis || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Edvard Dalísson || {{flagicon|Mauridiviah}} Jose Luis Aisa<br/>{{flagicon|Tamurin}} Christoph Ribbeck || {{flagicon|Akiiryu}} Kenes Tairev || {{flagicon|Sunset Sea Islands}} Bùi Hữu Trác | | 2009 || {{flagicon|Alvernia}} ?<br/>{{flagicon|Kirvina}} Hektor Florakis || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Edvard Dalísson || {{flagicon|Mauridiviah}} Jose Luis Aisa<br/>{{flagicon|Tamurin}} Christoph Ribbeck || {{flagicon|Akiiryu}} Kenes Tairev || {{flagicon|Sunset Sea Islands}} Bùi Hữu Trác | ||
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| 2001 || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Karl Johansson <br/>{{flagicon|Vostau}} ? || {{flagicon|Hinterlands}} Edward Durden || {{flagicon|Euandria}} Antoniu Calidiu <br/>{{flagicon|Euandria}} Flaviu Nigidiu || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Gealán Mac Eachaidh || – | | 2001 || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Karl Johansson <br/>{{flagicon|Vostau}} ? || {{flagicon|Hinterlands}} Edward Durden || {{flagicon|Euandria}} Antoniu Calidiu <br/>{{flagicon|Euandria}} Flaviu Nigidiu || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Gealán Mac Eachaidh || – | ||
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| 2000 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} | | 2000 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Agesilao Fiorenza<br/>{{flagicon|San Ba}} Xia Xia || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Bresi Reimarsson || {{flagicon|Hinterlands}} Earl Jones III <br/>{{flagicon|Stedoria}} Hänjen Edälmen || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Gealán Mac Eachaidh || – | ||
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| 1999 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} | | 1999 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Agesilao Fiorenza<br/>{{flagicon|San Ba}} Xia Xia || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Bresi Reimarsson || {{flagicon|Hinterlands}} Earl Jones III <br/>{{flagicon|Hinterlands}} James Klein || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Gealán Mac Eachaidh || – | ||
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| 1998 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} | | 1998 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Agesilao Fiorenza<br/>{{flagicon|Stedoria}} Fabian Yostän || {{flagicon|Miiros}} Bresi Reimarsson || {{flagicon|Hinterlands}} Earl Jones III<br/>{{flagicon|Hinterlands}} James Klein || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Pádraig Ciabháin || – | ||
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| 1997 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} | | 1997 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Agesilao Fiorenza<br/>{{flagicon|Stedoria}} Fabian Yostän || {{flagicon|Qarau}} ? || {{flagicon|Yien}} Afamefuna Chidiegwu<br/>{{flagicon|Kirvina}} Alexandros Galanis || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Pádraig Ciabháin || – | ||
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| 1996 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} | | 1996 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Diego Gumina<br/>{{flagicon|Stedoria}} Fabian Yostän || {{flagicon|Qarau}} ? || {{flagicon|Yien}} Afamefuna Chidiegwu<br/>{{flagicon|Kirvina}} Alexandros Galanis || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Pádraig Ciabháin || - | ||
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| 1995 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} | | 1995 || {{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Diego Gumina<br/>{{flagicon|Aurivizh}} Agesilao Fiorenza || {{flagicon|Qarau}} ? || {{flagicon|Yien}} Afamefuna Chidiegwu<br/>{{flagicon|Kirvina}} Alexandros Galanis || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Pádraig Ciabháin || - | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 1994 || {{flagicon|Wajoka}} | | 1994 || {{flagicon|Wajoka}} Othiamba Magero<br/>{{flagicon|Wajoka}} Waga Jow || {{flagicon|Qarau}} ? || {{flagicon|Prymont}} Øyvind Oien<br/>{{flagicon|Prymont}} John Muri || {{flagicon|Gotneska}} Pádraig Ciabháin || – | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 1993 || {{flagicon|Ayubi}} Ahmed el-Zadeh<br/>{{flagicon|Ayubi}} Qaasim al-Radi || {{flagicon|Qarau}} ? || {{flagicon|Dazhdinia|communist}} Vųǯiměr Lukanko<br/>{{flagicon|Gotneska}} ? || {{flagicon|Vasqqa}} Kleto Beramendi || – | | 1993 || {{flagicon|Ayubi}} Ahmed el-Zadeh<br/>{{flagicon|Ayubi}} Qaasim al-Radi || {{flagicon|Qarau}} ? || {{flagicon|Dazhdinia|communist}} Vųǯiměr Lukanko<br/>{{flagicon|Gotneska}} ? || {{flagicon|Vasqqa}} Kleto Beramendi || – |
Revision as of 07:22, 11 October 2022
Category | Rally raid |
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Region | Alharu (1987–2024) Argis (2002–2019) |
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Constructors' champion | |
Official website | www.TheCashar.com |
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The Cashar Rally (sometimes the Cashar Challenge; formerly known as the Sao Preste–Cashar Rally) is an annual charity rally raid. The first edition in 1987 drove from Sao Preste, Lusotropia to Protiva, Cashar. Since the 2000s, races have also started from Limonaia, Variota, Fulgistan and Prymont. The rally is open to both amateur and professional participants, with non-professional drivers making up making the bulk of participants.
The race is an off-road endurance event. The terrain that the competitors traverse is much tougher than that used in conventional rallying, and the vehicles used are true off-road vehicles rather than modified on-road vehicles. Most of the competitive special sections are off-road, crossing dunes, mud, camel grass, rocks, and erg among others. The distances of each stage covered vary from short distances up to 800–900 kilometres (500–560 mi) per day.
Route
There are no set routes. Participants have to complete daily stages from the departure to Protiva, Cashar. The race is not timed, but rather points are awarded for completing daily stages within a certain time. However, teams who fail to complete a stage are still in the race. Cars aren't required to pass the finish line, only participants. This means a team can continue their race in another vehicle.
During the first decade of the race (1987-1997), the rally followed a route from Sao Preste to Protiva. By the late 1990s, several teams complained that the route was becoming too easy. The organisation looked into alternative departures and made arrangements with several governments and motorsport associations and federations.
In the 2000s, the routes become more diverse. The distance was doubled by departing from Limonaia. Other deals included East-Alharun nations, turning the rally into a transcontinental race. The 2009 start in Prymont in Argis made the rally into an intercontinental event.
- Lusotropia–Cashar is 3,217 kilometres (1,999 mi)
- Limonaia–Cashar is 6,334 kilometres (3,936 mi)
- Prymont–Cashar is 8,202 kilometres (5,096 mi)
- Variota–Cashar is 8,229 kilometres (5,113 mi)
- Fulgistan–Cashar is 8,347 kilometres (5,187 mi)
Vehicles and classes
There are no restrictions on the vehicles or individuals that can enter. In 2020 the Moxie class was added for classic cars and oldtimers, but these don't compete in the races. The race is for both four-wheel vehicles (buggies, cars and trucks) and motorcycles. The main categories are:
- Cars and trucks: T1 (modified all-terrain vehicles), T2 (production all-terrain vehicles), T3 SSV, Open/Score, Classic, and T4 (Trucks)
- Bikes and Quard: 450 cc class, motorcycles up to 450 cc, Class Open (over 450 cc), +700 cm3 bicyl., Classic and quad's
- “Experimental” group: hybrid and eco vehicles powered by renewable energy created specifically for the rally, with its own ranking.
List of winners
Incidents and criticism
During the 1994 race, a car killed three Cashari when the vehicle collided with their horse cart. The late-night accident prompted the organisation to shorten distances. This would prevent driving close to sunset or after nightfall. Unfortunately, this didn't prevent vehicles from continuing to hit and kill roaming livestock. The effect on ecology and is also opposed, leaving deep tire tracks, loose parts and rubbish along the route. Several NGOs described the race is: “An obscene, neocolonial show of wealth and waste.” Some Alharun residents along the race's route complained about receiving little compensation. Drivers would remain in their campsite, limiting their support for local economies by spending cash on local goods or services.