If not for his crash at the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, Edgar Canet very well could’ve swept the 2025 W2RC in Rally2. In just his first season with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, he was far and away the best rider in the class with four wins in five races (coincidentally, his teammate Daniel Sanders was the same in RallyGP) and the championship.

After winning the Dakar Rally to start the year, he had to make up lost ground when he crashed out of Abu Dhabi and broke his elbow. He rebounded with back-to-back victories at the South African Safari Rally and BP Ultimate Rally-Raid Portugal, the latter helping him pass Tobias Ebster for the points lead. Entering the Rallye du Maroc, he led ADDC winner Michael Docherty by 14 points and Ebster by 21.

Docherty put up as good of a fight as he could in Morocco, topping all Rally2 riders with four stage wins including the Prologue. However, Canet won Stage 1 and never relinquished the lead desptie his efforts; the closest Docherty came was 40 seconds after the third day. Docherty was also somewhat hampered by navigation errors and a crash at the start of Stage 3.

Stage 4 was ultimately the dagger as Docherty went off course 120 kilometers in. He initially thought he had deviated too far from the track before realizing he was only 700 meters off, “then [I] got frustrated and didn’t keep a cool head. […] Need to trust myself more with the navigation.”

While Docherty won the final stage and Canet was seventh, he was too far back to catch him in the overall such that his objective ended up being to preserve second place for the race with Stage 4 winner Konrad Dąbrowski on his tail.

Dąbrowski’s win was the 100th for KTM in Rally2 even though he doesn’t race for the factory team like Canet. Unsurprisingly, winning the title also meant Canet claimed the Junior Trophy for riders under 25.

“It feels good to finish the Rallye du Maroc, and what a way to finish an incredible season with a win in Rally2 and to take the world title,” said Canet. I’m super happy for the team and super happy for KTM. They have all put in so much to get us here. I’m really looking forward to where we can go from here.

“The plan now is to keep pushing, keep training, and of course, keep learning. Heading into Dakar, I want to beat my result from this year and then into next season, I want to be fighting for the overall.”

Despite Docherty’s run, Ebster narrowly held on to the runner-up spot in the final standings by just one point. While coming up short of the title, second is still a satisfying conclusion for Ebster in his first year with Hero.

David Pabiška clinched the Veteran Trophy for riders over 55. Aishwarya Pissay was in prime position to claim the Women Trophy from Sandra Gómez, who only raced Dakar, but received too many stage penalties that she wasn’t classified; six other riders also suffered the same fate.

Neels Theric impressed with a top-five finish, the highest W2RC finish for Kove Moto.

The Honda HRC Junior Team’s second race was a mixed bag. Preston Campbell, now in slightly more familiar territory than that offered by Portugal, fared well in the dunes and faster sand washes save for a few navigation whiffs and finished sixth. Martim Ventura, on the other hand, had his bib mousse break in Stage 2 that cost him 23 minutes.

Deen Munsters, a motocross rider with a prosthetic left leg, finished 60th in his W2RC debut with the help of locals and Spanish tourists. Munsters’ bike broke down on the final stage after sand got into the exhaust following a crash in the dunes, but fans came by and helped tow him to the end. He also went down in Stage 4, but save for those two accidents and some issues with his prosthesis and powershift system, he was otherwise pleased with his performance.

“I have cried multiple times this day,” Munsters commented after the finish.

After missing South Africa because he crashed in testing, Libor Pletka’s W2RC debut was cut short in Morocco as well. He got stuck in the dunes in Stage 2 so often that he “thought I’d stay there forever.” Pletka was so banged up that he had to take IVs since he couldn’t eat or drink, forcing him to miss Stage 3 while recovering. He rejoined for the fourth day but crashed 70 kilometers before the finish and hurt his leg.

“According to every competitor, the race was comparable to Dakar stages, which showed me that I’m not ready to take the start at the 2026 edition,” Pletka opined. “It’s difficult to accept, but it’s a fact. The speed at which these races are run and their lengths were completely different for me than what I’ve done before.

“Unfortunately, as a newbie, I didn’t know what I was getting into. I tried to prepare for the race to my fullest abilities, but it wasn’t sufficient. At least everyone here understood that if I want to take part in other races, it has to be done a little differently.”

Besides Pletka, 14 other riders did not finish. Mathieu Dovèze exited after with a dislocated left shoulder in a Stage 1 accident. Adrien Costes, racing on his own because his brother Paul had to miss the rally with myocarditis, suffered a hematoma when he was thrown off his bike in Stage 4.

Martin Camp’s rally went from smooth to falling apart in Stage 2 when the bike failed to start and had to be jumpstarted by a car, then the rear brake started leaking fluid followed by the front malfunctioning as well; he also got stuck in the dunes with a dead battery, but eventually made it back to the bivouac. The mechanical problems continued over the next two days before knocking him out altogether.

Attirtion took a heavy toll on Nomade Racing as well with Matthieu Cauvin, Clément Dumais, Guillaume Jaunin, and Mathieu Feuvrier exiting. Dumais, the 2019 World Chase Tag champion and a Ninja Warrior France participant, broke his collarbone in the Prologue in an abrupt end to his first W2RC race. Feuvrier had a broken shoulder.

Tragically, the race was overshadowed by the death of Jorge Brandão from injuries sustained in a Stage 5 crash.

Results

Finish	Overall	Number	Rider	Team	Total Time	Margin
1	5	73	Edgar Canet	Red Bull KTM Factory Racing	16:36:07	Leader
2	8	22	Michael Docherty	BAS World KTM Racing Team	16:51:43	+ 15:36
3	9	26	Konrad Dąbrowski	DUUST Rally Team	16:52:54	+ 16:47
4	11	96	Tobias Ebster	Hero MotoSports	17:03:15	+ 27:08
5	12	66	Neels Theric	Kove Factory Racing	17:04:03	+ 27:56
6	14	85	Preston Campbell	Honda HRC Junior Team	17:32:33	+ 56:26
7	15	108	Ruy Barbosa	HT Rally Raid	17:41:41	+ 1:05:34
8	16	83	Khaliunbold Erdenebileg	BAS World KTM Racing Team	17:53:58	+ 1:17:51
9	17	69	Alfredo Pellicer	Xraids Experience	17:58:07	+ 1:22:00
10	18	20	Harith Noah	Sherco TVS Rally Factory Team	18:00:09	+ 1:24:02
11	19	91	Dovydas Karka	HT Rally Raid	18:04:09	+ 1:28:02
12	20	29	Paolo Lucci	RS Moto	18:14:53	+ 1:38:46
13	21	65	Andro Korlaet	Xraids Experience	18:30:06	+ 1:53:59
14	23	39	Benjamin Melot	Esprit KTM	18:40:30	+ 2:04:23
15	24	34	Emanuel Gyenes	BAS World KTM Racing Team	18:45:27	+ 2:09:20
16	25	25	Jérôme Martiny	Anquety Motor Sport	18:56:29	+ 2:20:22
17	26	35	Bruno Santos	BS Frutas Patrícia Pilar	18:57:18	+ 2:21:11
18	27	44	Jeremías Pascual	Pedregà Team	18:59:04	+ 2:22:57
19	28	84	Martim Ventura	Honda HRC Junior Team	19:05:45	+ 2:29:38
20	29	46	Arnau Lledó	Pedregà Team	19:13:05	+ 2:36:58
21	30	31	Milan Engel	Orion – Moto Racing Group	19:16:50	+ 2:40:43
22	31	36	Tommaso Montanari	Solarys Racing	19:17:09	+ 2:41:02
23	32	60	Alonso Trigo	Xraids Experience	19:17:19	+ 2:41:12
24	33	97	Mathieu Girard	Nomade Racing	19:37:05	+ 3:00:58
25	34	148	Tomás de Gavardo	BAS World KTM Racing Team	19:49:19	+ 3:13:12
26	35	120	Brandon Krause	BAS World KTM Racing Team	19:58:47	+ 3:22:40
27	36	40	Jérôme Bas	Team Universal Ride	20:00:15	+ 3:24:08
28	37	50	Nicolas Horeaux	Nomade Racing	20:18:39	+ 3:42:32
29	38	117	Andrea Gava	Kove Italia	20:34:34	+ 3:58:27
30	39	55	Shinya Fujiwara	RS Moto	20:56:33	+ 4:20:26
31	41	45	Sunier	Kove Factory Racing	20:59:48	+ 4:23:41
32	43	49	Juan Santiago Rostan	Xraids Experience	21:21:15	+ 4:45:08
33	44	48	David Pabiška	SP Moto Bohemia Racing Team	21:30:32	+ 4:54:25
34	45	41	Baltazar Frezze Pissoni	Xraids Experience	21:53:24	+ 5:17:17
35	46	88	Ian Olthof	HT Rally Raid	22:03:07	+ 5:27:00
36	47	70	Marek Vierik	Slovnaft Rally Team	22:20:31	+ 5:44:24
37	48	92	Jiří Brož	BAS World KTM Racing Team	22:41:35	+ 6:05:28
38	49	100	Leonardo Cola	Joyride Race Service	22:46:19	+ 6:10:12
39	50	101	Iñigo Zardoya	Joyride Race Service	23:04:20	+ 6:28:13
40	51	122	Pierre Peyrard	RS Concept	23:18:25	+ 6:42:18
41	52	90	Pedro Pinheiro	Old Friends Rally Team	23:33:05	+ 6:56:58
42	53	144	Guillaune Hucher	RS Concept	23:34:13	+ 6:58:06
43	54	43	Sebastián Urquía	Xraids Experience	23:34:56	+ 6:58:49
44	55	59	Thibault Boucherot	Nomade Racing	24:00:11	+ 7:24:04
45	56	146	Andriy Polyukhin	Stojrent Racing	24:05:31	+ 7:29:24
46	58	104	Julien Regent	JR Team	24:25:13	+ 7:49:06
47	59	147	Ignas Daunoravičius	Ovoko Racing	24:31:15	+ 7:55:08
48	60	140	Dennis Mildenberger	Joyride Race Service	24:43:32	+ 8:07:25
49	61	150	Benjamin Georjon	Nomade Racing	24:43:49	+ 8:07:42
50	62	119	Joan Carles Guillén	Pedregà Team	25:09:12	+ 8:33:05
51	64	114	Charles Pick	Nomade Racing	25:59:19	+ 9:23:12
52	66	109	Wilfried Dagommer	RS Concept	26:40:57	+ 10:04:50
53	67	107	Ricardo Lastra	Old Friends Rally Team	27:01:08	+ 10:25:01
54	68	86	Fabio Bernardini	Rally POV	27:02:59	+ 10:26:52
55	69	141	Loïc Teinturier	Universal Ride	27:39:53	+ 11:03:46
56	70	155	Paul Roux-dit-Buisson	Nomade Racing	28:23:36	+ 11:47:29
57	71	110	Gavin Mouritizen	HT Rally Raid	28:45:59	+ 12:09:52
58	72	156	Luca Corradini	Budino Racing	28:47:22	+ 12:11:15
59	73	62	Nuno Silva	Old Friends Rally Team	29:22:00	+ 12:45:53
60	74	134	Deen Munsters	HT Rally Raid	31:55:25	+ 15:19:18
61	75	103	Adolfo Alonso	Pedregà Team	32:03:07	+ 15:27:00
62	76	131	Pierpaolo Vivaldi	Solarys Racing	33:00:31	+ 16:24:24
63	77	138	José Vicente Fernandez	Club Aventura Touareg	33:38:36	+ 17:02:29
64	78	152	Johan Wang-chang	J6 Performance	33:42:41	+ 17:06:34
65	79	151	Damien Gueno	Team D	34:19:30	+ 17:43:23
66	80	61	Stéphane Poulet	Chicken Racing Team	35:51:34	+ 19:15:27
67	81	160	Armando Alonso	Pedregà Team	38:27:26	+ 21:51:19
68	83	64	Benjamin Perinet	Live in a Rear Wheel	41:01:19	+ 24:25:12
69	84	63	Benjamin Pousset	Live in a Rear Wheel	41:02:50	+ 24:26:43
70	86	89	Gabriel Balut	Xraids Experience	43:22:45	+ 26:46:38
71	87	137	Jack Fielder	Happy Rally	43:55:18	+ 27:19:11
72	88	132	Gary Ennis	Happy Rally	48:14:07	+ 31:38:00
73	89	129	Jatin Jain	Desert Storm	49:17:07	+ 32:41:00
74	90	80	Pierre Lerosier	RS Concept	54:52:38	+ 32:41:00
75	91	126	Federico Ghiringhelli	Solarys Racing	56:48:24	+ 40:12:17
NC	NC	76	Alessandro Rigoni	Solarys Racing	NC	N/A
NC	NC	87	Guillaume Martin	Nomade Racing	NC	N/A
NC	NC	158	Eddy Pasco	RAW Motorsports	NC	N/A
NC	NC	157	Steve Pasco	RAW Motorsports	NC	N/A
NC	NC	116	Milan Brabec	Orion – Moto Racing Group	NC	N/A
NC	NC	153	Aishwarya Pissay	Aishwarya Pissay	NC	N/A
NC	NC	125	Darren Goodman	Nomadas Adventure	NC	N/A
DNF	DNF	21	Mathieu Dovèze	BAS World KTM Racing Team	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	33	Martin Camp	AMSOIL – Dreams and Dust	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	37	Adrien Costes	Nomade Racing	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	51	Matthieu Cauvin	Nomade Racing	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	57	Guillaume Jaunin	Nomade Racing	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	72	Jorge Brandão	Old Friends Rally Team	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	74	Guillem Martinez	Pedregà Team	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	78	Mathieu Feuvrier	Nomade Racing	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	82	Guillaume Rosier	RS Concept	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	106	Clément Dumais	Nomade Racing	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	111	August Castellá	Pedregà Team	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	115	Libor Pletka	Cajdašrot Team	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	139	José Flores	Pepe Flory Rider Europe con Diabetes	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	145	Olivier Lete	Nomade Racing	DNF	N/A
DNF	DNF	154	José Daniel Miranda	Xraids Experience	DNF	N/A

Stage winners

Stage	Overall	Rider	Time
Prologue	5	Michael Docherty	13:03.7
Stage 1	2	Edgar Canet	3:06:01
Stage 2	7	Michael Docherty	3:38:50
Stage 3	5	Michael Docherty	3:45:40
Stage 4	6	Konrad Dąbrowski	3:04:38
Stage 5	4	Michael Docherty	2:28:56

W2RC

Riders

Rank	Rider	Points	Margin
1	Edgar Canet	113	Leader
2	Tobias Ebster	79	– 34
3	Michael Docherty	78	– 35
4	Konrad Dąbrowski	61	– 52
5	Ruy Barbosa	35	– 78
6	Neels Theric	26	– 87
7	Romain Dumontier	24	– 89
T-8	Preston Campbell	23	– 90
T-8	Bruno Santos	23	– 90
10	Toni Mulec	20	– 93
11	Martim Ventura	19	– 94
12	Alfredo Pellicer	18	– 95
13	Khaliunbold Erdenebileg	17	– 96
14	Harith Noah	15	– 98
15	Andro Korlaet	13	– 100
16	Dušan Drdaj	12	– 101
17	Toby Hederics	11	– 102
T-18	Florian Bancilhon	10	– 103
T-18	Dwain Barnard	10	– 103
T-18	Emanuel Gyenes	10	– 103
T-18	Benjamin Melot	10	– 103
T-18	Juan Rostan Santiago	10	– 103
T-23	Arnau Lledó	9	– 104
T-23	Mauritz Meiring	9	– 104
T-25	Hamdan Al-Ali	8	– 105
T-25	David Pabiška	8	– 105
27	Thomas Childs	7	– 106
T-28	Jacob Argubright	6	– 107
T-28	Milan Engel	6	– 107
T-28	Filip Grot	6	– 107
T-28	Paolo Lucci	6	– 107
T-28	Mattia Riva	6	– 107
T-28	Joël van Mechelen	6	– 107
T-34	Markus Hertlein	5	– 108
T-34	Matthieu Jauffraud	5	– 108
T-34	Dovydas Karka	5	– 108
T-34	Pedro Pinheiro	5	– 108
T-38	Jorge Brandão	4	– 109
T-38	Justin Gerlach	4	– 109
T-38	Marshall Méplon	4	– 109
T-38	Anthony Raynard	4	– 109
T-38	Sebastián Urquía	4	– 109
T-38	Abdul Wahid	4	– 109
T-44	Jiří Brož	3	– 110
T-44	Massimo Camurri	3	– 110
T-44	Martin Chalmers	3	– 110
T-44	Tomás de Gavardo	3	– 110
T-44	Jatin Jain	3	– 110
T-44	Jérôme Martiny	3	– 110
T-44	Tommaso Montanari	3	– 110
T-44	Ian Olthof	3	– 110
T-44	Jaromír Romančík	3	– 110
T-44	Sunier	3	– 110
T-54	Ahmed Al-Jaber	2	– 111
T-54	Francisco Álvarez	2	– 111
T-54	Francisco Arredondo	2	– 111
T-54	Clément Artaud	2	– 111
T-54	Willem Avenant	2	– 111
T-54	Damien Bataller	2	– 111
T-54	Fabio Bernardini	2	– 111
T-54	Max Bianucci	2	– 111
T-54	Vasilis Boudros	2	– 111
T-54	Benjamin Bourdariat	2	– 111
T-54	Jan Brabec	2	– 111
T-54	David Brock	2	– 111
T-54	Marc Calmet	2	– 111
T-54	David Casteu	2	– 111
T-54	Guillaume Chollet	2	– 111
T-54	Leonardo Cola	2	– 111
T-54	Álvaro Cóppola	2	– 111
T-54	Julien Dalbec	2	– 111
T-54	Ignas Daunoravičius	2	– 111
T-54	Fabien Domas	2	– 111
T-54	Mathieu Dovèze	2	– 111
T-54	Rafic Eid	2	– 111
T-54	Xavier Flick	2	– 111
T-54	Arūnas Gelažninkas	2	– 111
T-54	Philippe Gendron	2	– 111
T-54	Jérémie Gerber	2	– 111
T-54	Sandra Gómez	2	– 111
T-54	Charlie Herbst	2	– 111
T-54	Óscar Hernández	2	– 111
T-54	James Hillier	2	– 111
T-54	Zhao Hongyi	2	– 111
T-54	Tiziano Internó	2	– 111
T-54	Nerimantas Jucius	2	– 111
T-54	Thomas Kongshøj	2	– 111
T-54	Ricardo Lastra	2	– 111
T-54	Manuel Lucchese	2	– 111
T-54	Simon Marčič	2	– 111
T-54	Zhang Min	2	– 111
T-54	Jeremy Miroir	2	– 111
T-54	Ottavio Missoni Jr.	2	– 111
T-54	Jim Moisa	2	– 111
T-54	Axel Mustad	2	– 111
T-54	Gad Nachmani	2	– 111
T-54	Mykolas Paulavičius	2	– 111
T-54	Adam Peschel	2	– 111
T-54	Maxime Pouponnot	2	– 111
T-54	Benjamin Pousset	2	– 111
T-54	Martin Prokeš	2	– 111
T-54	Murun Purevdorj	2	– 111
T-54	Jean-Philippe Révolte	2	– 111
T-54	Ignacio Sanchis	2	– 111
T-54	Modestas Siliunas	2	– 111
T-54	Nuno Silva	2	– 111
T-54	Edvard Sokolovskij	2	– 111
T-54	Jordan Strachan	2	– 111
T-54	Bartłomiej Tabin	2	– 111
T-54	Javi Vega	2	– 111
T-54	Joan Viñals	2	– 111
T-54	Robbie Wallace	2	– 111
T-54	Mike Wiedemann	2	– 111
T-54	Andrea Winkler	2	– 111
T-54	Fang Xiangliang	2	– 111
T-54	Iñigo Zardoya	2	– 111
T-117	Armando Alonso	1	– 112
T-117	Adolfo Alonso	1	– 112
T-117	Gabriel Balut	1	– 112
T-117	Jérôme Bas	1	– 112
T-117	Thibault Boucherot	1	– 112
T-117	Dominique Cizeau	1	– 112
T-117	Luca Corradini	1	– 112
T-117	Wilfried Dagommer	1	– 112
T-117	Gary Ennis	1	– 112
T-117	Jack Fielder	1	– 112
T-117	Baltazar Frezze Pissoni	1	– 112
T-117	Shinya Fujiwara	1	– 112
T-117	Benjamin Georjon	1	– 112
T-117	Federico Ghiringhelli	1	– 112
T-117	Mathieu Girard	1	– 112
T-117	Xavier Gregoire	1	– 112
T-117	Damien Gueno	1	– 112
T-117	Massimiliano Guerrini	1	– 112
T-117	Joan Carles Guillén	1	– 112
T-117	Guillaune Hucher	1	– 112
T-117	Srdan Jablan	1	– 112
T-117	Jason Joslin	1	– 112
T-117	Kees Koolen	1	– 112
T-117	Brandon Krause	1	– 112
T-117	Pierre Lerosier	1	– 112
T-117	Mathieu Liebaert	1	– 112
T-117	Martin Lourens	1	– 112
T-117	John Medina	1	– 112
T-117	Alessandro Mendoza	1	– 112
T-117	Ludwig Messager	1	– 112
T-117	Dennis Mildenberger	1	– 112
T-117	Gustavo Milutín	1	– 112
T-117	Gavin Mouritizen	1	– 112
T-117	Deen Munsters	1	– 112
T-117	Jeremías Pascual	1	– 112
T-117	Benjamin Perinet	1	– 112
T-117	Pierre Peyrard	1	– 112
T-117	Charles Pick	1	– 112
T-117	Aishwarya Pissay	1	– 112
T-117	Andriy Polyukhin	1	– 112
T-117	Stéphane Poulet	1	– 112
T-117	Yugandhar Prasad Jasti	1	– 112
T-117	Robert Przybyłowski	1	– 112
T-117	Nathan Rafferty	1	– 112
T-117	Julien Regent	1	– 112
T-117	Paul Roux-dit-Buisson	1	– 112
T-117	Tony Schattat	1	– 112
T-117	Craig Searles	1	– 112
T-117	Carl Searles	1	– 112
T-117	Loïc Teinturier	1	– 112
T-117	Alexandre Torrão	1	– 112
T-117	Alonso Trigo	1	– 112
T-117	José Vicente Fernandez	1	– 112
T-117	Marek Vierik	1	– 112
T-117	Pierpaolo Vivaldi	1	– 112
T-117	Johan Wang-chang	1	– 112
T-117	Blas Zapag	1	– 112

Junior Trophy

Rank	Rider	Points	Margin
1	Edgar Canet	113	Leader
2	Konrad Dąbrowski	95	– 18
3	Justin Gerlach	46	– 67
4	Martim Ventura	42	– 71
5	Alfredo Pellicer	36	– 77
6	Fang Xiangling	24	– 89
7	Arnau Lledó	23	– 90
8	Filip Grot	16	– 97
9	Jeremías Pascual	13	– 100
10	Baltazar Frezze Pissoni	9	– 104
11	Marek Vierik	8	– 105

Veteran Trophy

Rank	Rider	Points	Margin
1	David Pabiška	88	Leader
2	Sebastián Urquía	71	– 17
3	David Brock	33	– 55
4	Bartłomiej Tabin	30	– 58
T-5	Jatin Jain	25	– 63
T-5	Kees Koolen	25	– 63
7	Philippe Gendron	24	– 64
8	Ricardo Lastra	24	– 64
9	Nuno Silva	21	– 67
T-10	Jorge Brandão	20	– 68
T-10	Álvaro Cóppola	20	– 68
T-10	Nathan Rafferty	20	– 68
13	Fabien Domas	17	– 71
T-14	Dominique Cizeau	16	– 72
T-14	Dennis Mildenberger	16	– 72
T-14	Robert Przybyłowski	16	– 72
17	Zhang Min	15	– 73
18	David Casteu	14	– 74
T-19	Xavier Gregoire	13	– 75
T-19	Massimiliano Guerrini	13	– 75
21	Gad Nachmani	12	– 76
T-22	Rafic Eid	11	– 77
T-22	Martin Lourens	11	– 77
T-22	Gavin Mouritizen	11	– 77
T-25	Óscar Hernández	9	– 79
T-25	Yugandhar Prasad Jasti	9	– 79
T-25	Pierpaolo Vivaldi	9	– 79
T-28	Francisco Arredondo	8	– 80
T-28	Stéphane Poulet	8	– 80
30	Benjamin Perinet	7	– 81
T-31	Gary Ennis	6	– 82
T-31	Ignacio Sanchis	6	– 82
33	Pierre Lerosier	4	– 84
34	Federico Ghiringhelli	3	– 85

Women Trophy

Rank	Rider	Points	Margin
1	Sandra Gómez	38	Leader
2	Aishwarya Pissay	25	– 13

Teams

Rank	Team	Points	Margin
1	BAS World KTM Racing Team	127	Leader
2	Xraids Experience	65	– 62
3	SRG Motorsports	41	– 86
T-4	DUUST Rally Team	37	– 90
T-4	HT Rally Raid	37	– 90
6	Honda HRC Junior Team	31	– 96
7	Kove Factory Racing	12	– 115
8	Joyride Race Service	10	– 117
T-9	Nomade Racing	6	– 121
T-9	Pedregà Team	6	– 121
T-11	Fantic Rally Team	4	– 123
T-11	Nomadas Adventure	4	– 123
T-13	AG Dakar School	2	– 125
T-13	Supesunr Team	2	– 125
T-13	Team Casteu Trophy	2	– 125

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