X-raid

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X-raid
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BaseGermany Trebur
Team principal(s) [de]

X-raid is a private German rally team based in Trebur. It has been competing in cross-country rallies since 2002, including the Dakar Rally. The company is based in Trebur near Frankfurt am Main. Since 2002, vehicles for the Dakar Rally and individual cross-country rally events worldwide as well as the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies have been developed and built there. The X-raid team has won thirteen World Cup titles since its inception and the car category of the legendary Dakar Rally in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2020, and 2021.

Successes[]

Winner of the Cross Country Championship Portugal[1]

Year Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2008 Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista  Portugal /  Portugal BMW X3 CC
2009 Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista  Portugal /  Portugal BMW X3 CC
2010 Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista  Portugal /  Portugal BMW X5 CC
2014 Ricardo Porém/Manuel Porém  Portugal /  Portugal MINI ALL4 Racing

Winner of the Silk Way Rally[2]

Year Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2011 Krzysztof Holowczyc /Jean-Marc Fortin  Poland /  Belgium BMW X3 CC
2018 Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk  Saudi Arabia /  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Winner of the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas[1]

Year Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2008 Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Christina „Tina“ Thörner  Qatar /  Sweden BMW X3 CC
2019 Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue  Argentina /  Argentina MINI John Cooper Works Rally
2020 Vladimir Vasilyev  Russia MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Winner of the FIA Cross Country Rally World Cup[1]

Year Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2004 Khalifa Al Mutaiwei/Alain Guehennec  United Arab Emirates /  France BMW X5 CC
2008 Nasser Al-Attiyah/Kristina „Tina“ Thörner  Qatar /  Sweden BMW X3 CC
2009 Guerlain Chicherit/Christina „Tina“ Thörner  France /  Sweden BMW X3 CC
2010 Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz  Russia /  Germany BMW X3 CC
2011 Leonid Novitsky/Andreas Schulz  Russia /  Germany BMW X3 CC

Winner of the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies[1]

Year Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2012 Khalifa Al Mutaiwei/Andreas Schulz  United Arab Emirates /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing
2013 Krzysztof Holowczyc /Andreas Schulz  Poland /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing
2014 Vladimir Vasilyev /Konstantin Zhiltsov  Russia /  Russia MINI ALL4 Racing
2015 Nasser Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel  Qatar /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
2018 Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul  Poland /  Belgium MINI John Cooper Works Rally
2019 Stéphane Peterhansel/Andrea Peterhansel  France /  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

Winner of the Dakar Rally[1]

Year Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2012 Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France Mini ALL4 Racing
2013 Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
2014 Nani Roma/Michel Périn  Spain /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
2015 Nasser Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel  Qatar /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
2020 Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz  Spain /  Spain MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
2021 Stéphane Peterhansel/Edouard Boulanger  France /  France MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

Placements at the Rally Dakar[]

Paris-Dakar 2005 (Africa)[1]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
9. José Luis Monterde/Rafa Tornabell  Spain /  Spain BMW X5 CC

Paris-Dakar 2006 (Africa)[1]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
9. Guerlain Chicherit/Mathieu Baumel  France /  France BMW X3 CC
15. Alfie Cox/Ralph Pitchford  South Africa /  South Africa BMW X3 CC
24. José Luis Monterde/Tiziano Siviero  Spain /  Italy BMW X3 CC

Paris-Dakar 2007 (Africa)[1]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
6. Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Alain Guehennec  Qatar /  France BMW X3 CC
15. Jutta Kleinschmidt/Christina „Tina“ Thörner  Germany /  Sweden BMW X3 CC
16. José Luis Monterde/Jean-Marie Lurguin  Spain /  France BMW X5 CC
37. Paulo Nobre/Filippe Palmeiro  Brazil /  Portugal BMW X5 CC

Dakar 2009 (Argentina, Chile)[1]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
8. Leonid Novitskiy/Oleg Tyupenkin  Russia /  Russia BMW X3 CC
9. Guerlain Chicherit/Mathieu Baumel  France /  France BMW X3 CC
18. René Kuipers/Filipe Palmeiro  Netherlands /  Portugal BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2010 (Argentina, Chile)[1]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
4. Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France BMW X3 CC
5. Guerlain Chicherit/Christina „Tina“ Thörner  France /  Sweden BMW X3 CC
11. Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz  Russia /  Germany BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2011 (Argentina, Chile)[1]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
4. Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France BMW X3 CC
5. Krzysztof Holowczyc/Jean-Marc Fortin  Poland /  Belgium BMW X3 CC
7. Ricardo Leal Dos Santos/Paulo Fiúza  Portugal /  Portugal BMW X3 CC
20. Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt  Germany /  Germany BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2012 (Argentina, Chile, Peru)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
1. Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
2. Nani Roma/Michel Perin  Spain /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
4. Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz  Russia /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing
7. Ricardo Leal Dos Santos/Paulo Fiúza  Portugal /  Portugal MINI ALL4 Racing
9. Krzysztof Holowczyc/Jean-Marc Fortin  Poland /  Belgium MINI ALL4 Racing
11. Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard  Chile /  France BMW X3 CC
15. Alexander Mironenko/Sergey Lebedev  Russia /  Russia BMW X3 CC
30. Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt  Germany /  Germany BMW X3 CC

Dakar 2013 (Argentina, Chile, Peru)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
1. Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
3. Leonid Novitskiy/Konstantin Zhiltsov  Russia /  Russia MINI ALL4 Racing
4. Nani Roma/Michel Perin  Spain /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
5. Orlando Terranova/Paulo Fiúza  Argentina /  Portugal BMW X3 CC
12. Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard  Chile /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
48. Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt  Germany /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2014 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
1. Nani Roma/Michel Périn  Spain /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
2. Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
3. Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Lucas Cruz  Qatar /  Spain MINI ALL4 Racing
5. Orlando Terranova/Paulo Fiúza  Argentina /  Portugal MINI ALL4 Racing
6. Krzysztof Holowczyc/Konstantin Zhiltsov  Poland /  Russia MINI ALL4 Racing
9. Martin Kaczmarski/Filipe Palmeiro  Poland /  Portugal MINI ALL4 Racing
10. Vladimir Vasilyev/Vitaliy Yevtyekhov  Russia /  Ukraine MINI ALL4 Racing
11. Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard  Chile /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
12. Federico Villagra/Jorge Perez Companc  Argentina /  Argentina MINI ALL4 Racing
19. Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt  Germany /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing
31. Zhou Yong/Hong Yu Pan  China /  China MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2015 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
1. Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel  Qatar /  France MINI All4 Racing
3. Krzysztof Holowczyc/Xavier Panseri  Poland /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
4. Erik van Loon/Wouter Rosegaar  Netherlands /  Netherlands MINI ALL4 Racing
5. Vladimir Vasilyev/Konstantin Zhiltsov  Russia /  Russia MINI ALL4 Racing
9. Aidyn Rakhimbayev/Anton Nikolaev  Kazakhstan /  Russia MINI ALL4 Racing
12. Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro  Chile /  Portugal MINI ALL4 Racing
13. Yong Zhou/Andreas Schulz  China /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing
18. Orlando Terranova/Bernardo Graue  Argentina /  Argentina MINI ALL4 Racing
22. Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt  Germany /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2016 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2. Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel  Qatar /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
4. Mikko Hirvonen/Michel Périn  Finland /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
6. Nani Roma/Alex Haro  Spain /  Spain MINI ALL4 Racing
5. Harry Hunt/Andreas Schulz  United Kingdom /  Germany MINI ALL4 Racing
12. Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue  Argentina /  Argentina MINI ALL4 Racing
13. Erik van Loon/Wouter Rosegaar  Netherlands /  Netherlands MINI ALL4 Racing
15. Jakub Przygonski/Andrei Rudnitski  Poland /  Belarus MINI ALL4 Racing
23. Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro  Chile /  Portugal MINI ALL4 Racing
43. Nazareno Lopez/Sergio Lafuente  Argentina /  Uruguay MINI ALL4 Racing
52. Adam Malysz/Xavier Panseri  Poland /  France MINI ALL4 Racing

Dakar 2017 (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
6. Orlando Terranova/Andreas Schulz  Argentina /  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Rally
7. Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul  Poland /  Belgium MINI ALL4 Racing
10. Mohamed Abu Issa/Xavier Panseri  Qatar /  France MINI ALL4 Racing
13. Mikko Hirvonen/Michel Périn  Finland /  France MINI John Cooper Works Rally
15. Stephan Schott/Paulo Fiúza  Germany /  Portugal MINI ALL4 Racing
18. Sylvio de Barros/Rafael Capoani  Brazil /  Brazil MINI ALL4 Racing
27. Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk  Saudi Arabia /  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2018 (Peru, Bolivia, Argentina)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
5. Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul  Poland /  Belgium MINI John Cooper Works Rally
13. Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro  Chile /  Portugal MINI John Cooper Works Rally
19. Mikko Hirvonen/Andreas Schulz  Finland /  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
20. Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue  Argentina /  Argentina MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2019 (Peru)[3]

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
2. Nani Roma/Alex Haro Bravo  Spain /  Spain MINI John Cooper Works Rally
4. Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul  Poland /  Belgium MINI John Cooper Works Rally
5. Cyril Despres/Jean-Paul Cottret  France /  France MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
7. Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk  Saudi Arabia /  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Rally
8. Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro  Chile /  Portugal MINI John Cooper Works Rally
13. Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz  Spain /  Spain Mini John Cooper Works Buggy

Dakar 2020 (Saudi Arabia)

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
1. Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz  Spain /  Spain Mini John Cooper Works Buggy
3. Stéphane Peterhansel/Paulo Fiúza  France /  Portugal Mini John Cooper Works Buggy
6. Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue  Argentina /  Argentina MINI John Cooper Works Rally
9. Yasir Seaidan/Alexey Kuzmich  Saudi Arabia /  Russia MINI John Cooper Works Rally
14. Alexander Dorosinskiy/Oleg Uperenko  Russia/  Latvia MINI ALL4 Racing
17. Denis Krotov / Dmitry Tsyro  Russia/  Ukraine MINI John Cooper Works Rally
19. Jakub Przygonski / Timo Gottschalk  Poland/  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2021 (Saudi-Arabien)

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
1. Stéphane Peterhansel / Edouard Boulanger  France /  France MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
3. Carlos Sainz / Lucas Cruz  Spain /  Spain MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
6. Vladimir Vasilyev / Dmitry Tsyro  Russia/  Ukraine MINI John Cooper Works Rally
17. Guiga Spinelli / Youssef Haddad  Brazil /  Brazil MINI ALL4 Racing
24. Victor Khoroshavtsev / Anton Nikolaev  Russia /  Russia MINI John Cooper Works Rally
30. Denis Krotov / Oleg Uperenko  Russia /  Russia MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2020 (Saudi Arabia)

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
1. Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz  Spain /  Spain Mini John Cooper Works Buggy
3. Stéphane Peterhansel/Paulo Fiúza  France /  Portugal Mini John Cooper Works Buggy
6. Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue  Argentina /  Argentina MINI John Cooper Works Rally
9. Yasir Seaidan/Alexey Kuzmich  Saudi Arabia /  Russia MINI John Cooper Works Rally
14. Alexander Dorosinskiy/Oleg Uperenko  Russia/  Latvia MINI ALL4 Racing
17. Denis Krotov / Dmitry Tsyro  Russia/  Ukraine MINI John Cooper Works Rally
19. Jakub Przygonski / Timo Gottschalk  Poland/  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Rally

Dakar 2022 (Saudi-Arabien)

Place Driver/Co-driver Nationality Car
6. Jakub Przygonski / Timo Gottschalk  Poland/  Germany MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
8. Sebastian Halpern / Ronnie Graue  Argentina /  Argentina MINI John Cooper Works Buggy
11. Vaidotas Zala / Paulo Fiuza  Latvia /  Portugal MINI John Cooper Works Rally
23. Laia Sanz / Maurizio Gerini  Spain /  Italy MINI ALL4 Racing
28. Denis Krotov / Konstantin Zhiltsov  Russia /  Russia MINI John Cooper Works Buggy

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "History - X-RAID GMBH". X-RAID GMBH. Retrieved 2018-02-02.
  2. ^ "Silk Way Rally 2011 results" (PDF). www.silkwayrally.com/. Retrieved 2 February 2018.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h "Results - X-RAID GMBH". X-RAID GMBH. Retrieved 2018-02-02.

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