The Dakar Sisters - who are the youngest entrants into one of the harshest endurance events in the world?
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The 14-stage rally that begins on News Years Eve will see competitors traverse a plethora of terrains from the coasts of the Red Sea to the northern mountain ranges of the country finishing in the desert east of the region. She has two world speed records in the truck category and is also the youngest truck racing winner. However even with all this experience and her achievements, she still has a mixture of emotions for the rally.
She stepped into her first proper race car in 2020 at an airport and has been racing since. Now racing AMG GT4s alongside her sister, the 18-year-old is a TC-2.0 endurance champion where she outperformed other Renault Clio drivers.
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