The title pretty much says it all.  After heroically riding through the pain of an existing wrist injury, Jonah has several crashes today and makes the gut wrenching decision to live to fight another day.


Jonah's performance and that of Team Rally PanAmerica have been nothing short of spectacular this year.  We hope to see them return next year, and perhaps even for the entire World Championship calendar (dare we hope!) -- continuing the dream that a privateer can end up on the podium of the greatest race on earth.


Thank you, Jonah Street, for allowing us to believe that dreams are still achievable. 

An absolutely fabulous call from Jonah and Garry.  A lot of insight into what the race strategy will be from here on out.


Thanks guys, enjoy the rest day!

Jonah's Eurosport interview following his impressive win on Stage 5.  Check out eurosport.com for more of their great coverage.

After finishing his roadbook for the night, the man in second place overall, Jonah Street, gives us a quick call.  Get some rest tonight, Jonah!

Stage 4 interview audio interview with Jonah street.  Check out eurosport.com for more of their comprehensive Dakar coverage.

Robb calls in after Jonah finishes 3rd on the day, now sitting 2nd overall after 4 stages.  Way to go, guys!

Jonah Street interviewed on Eurosport after stage 2.  Check out eurosport.com for their comprehensive coverage of the Dakar.

Team manager for Rally PanAm, Robb McElroy calls in from Puerto Madrid, a "proper Dakar bivouac" lacking the niceties of yesterday's accommodations.  Steady progress for the team today, who benefited from Coma's mechanical issues (which Robb details).

Another long, hot day awaits the competitors tomorrow.


Thanks, Robb!

 Jonah calls in after finishing 5th on Day 1.  Dusty, tough to pass, and tire melting all accurate descriptors for the longest first day in Dakar history.

Robb rings in from El Dakaro Central, getting settled and searching for workspace.