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Video: how Carlos Sainz made his Dakar-winning dreams a reality

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Video: how Carlos Sainz made his Dakar-winning dreams a reality | Top Gear

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Audi’s RS Q e-tron rewrites history by winning the toughest desert rally in the world

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Video: how Carlos Sainz made his Dakar-winning dreams a reality

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Audi’s RS Q e-tron rewrites history by winning the toughest desert rally in the world

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Audi’s RS Q e-tron rewrites history by winning the toughest desert rally in the world

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Video: how Carlos Sainz made his Dakar-winning dreams a reality

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Video: how Carlos Sainz made his Dakar-winning dreams a reality

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Video: how Carlos Sainz made his Dakar-winning dreams a reality

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Audi’s RS Q e-tron rewrites history by winning the toughest desert rally in the world

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Audi and Carlos Sainz have made history. After an ambitious three-year Dakar campaign, they’ve done what they went to the desert to do: win.

For the first time ever, a low-emission prototype with an electric drive, high-voltage battery and energy converter has won the world’s toughest desert rally. The Spaniards Carlos Sainz and Lucas Cruz secured Audi’s first victory in the Dakar Rally after around 7,900 kilometres with a lead of 1h 20min, proving you can electrify the desert.

In this film, you will see how a little manifestation, lots of teamwork, and long, tough days made Dakar dreams come true.

For more Audi performance stories, head this way

*This vehicle shown here is the Rally Dakar vehicle that is not available as a production model. Closed course, professional driver. Do not attempt. The Audi RS Q e-tron combines an electric drivetrain with an energy converter system comprising a TFSI engine and generator.

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Audi and Carlos Sainz have made history. After an ambitious three-year Dakar campaign, they’ve done what they went to the desert to do: win.

For the first time ever, a low-emission prototype with an electric drive, high-voltage battery and energy converter has won the world’s toughest desert rally. The Spaniards Carlos Sainz and Lucas Cruz secured Audi’s first victory in the Dakar Rally after around 7,900 kilometres with a lead of 1h 20min, proving you can electrify the desert.

In this film, you will see how a little manifestation, lots of teamwork, and long, tough days made Dakar dreams come true.

For more Audi performance stories, head this way

*This vehicle shown here is the Rally Dakar vehicle that is not available as a production model. Closed course, professional driver. Do not attempt. The Audi RS Q e-tron combines an electric drivetrain with an energy converter system comprising a TFSI engine and generator.

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Audi’s RS Q e-tron rewrites history by winning the toughest desert rally in the world