{{Short description|German motorsport team}} {{Infobox WRC team | Short_name = X‑raid | Logo = X-raid Logo 2016.png | Long_name = X‑raid GmbH | Base = Trebur, Hesse, Germany | Principal = Sven Quandt | Debut = 2002 | Last_event = 2025 Dakar Rally | Cons_champ = 0 | Drivers_champ = 0 | Wins = 6 (Dakar Rally 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2020, 2021) }}
'''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.
In addition, X-raid also sells aftermarket parts for Mini Countryman, under their "Powered by X-raid" label.
==Successes== '''Winner of the Cross Country Championship Portugal'''<ref name=":0">{{Cite news|url=http://www.x-raid.de/en/about-us/history/|title=History - X-RAID GMBH|work=X-RAID GMBH|access-date=2018-02-02|language=en-GB}}</ref> {| class="wikitable" |- !Year !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2008 | style="width:295px;" | Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista | style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- | style="width:75px;" | 2009 | style="width:295px;" | Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista | style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- | style="width:75px;" | 2010 | style="width:295px;" | Filipe Campos/Jaime Baptista | style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} | style="width: 146px;" | BMW X5 CC |- | style="width:75px;" | 2014 | style="width:295px;" | Ricardo Porém/Manuel Porém | style="width:220px;" | {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} | style="width: 146px;" |MINI ALL4 Racing |}
'''Winner of the Silk Way Rally'''<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.silkwayrally.com/files/booklet/2011_en.pdf|title=Silk Way Rally 2011 results|website=www.silkwayrally.com/|access-date=2 February 2018|archive-date=27 April 2017|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170427224848/http://silkwayrally.com/files/booklet/2011_en.pdf|url-status=dead}}</ref> {| class="wikitable" |- !Year !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2011 | style="width:295px;" | Krzysztof Holowczyc /Jean-Marc Fortin | style="width:220px;" |{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- | style="width:75px;" | 2018 | style="width:295px;" | Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk | style="width:220px;" |{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally |}
'''Winner of the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Year !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2008 | style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Christina „Tina“ Thörner | style="width:220px;" | {{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{SWE#|3=Sweden}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- | style="width:75px;" | 2019 | style="width:295px;" | Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue | style="width:220px;" | {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- |2020 |Vladimir Vasilyev |{{RUS#|3=Russia}} |MINI John Cooper Works Rally |}
'''Winner of the FIA Cross Country Rally World Cup'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Year !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2004 | style="width:295px;" | Khalifa Al Mutaiwei/Alain Guehennec | style="width:220px;" | {{ARE#|3=United Arabian Emirates}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X5 CC |- | 2008 || Nasser Al-Attiyah/Kristina „Tina“ Thörner || {{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{SWE#|3=Sweden}} || BMW X3 CC |- | 2009 || Guerlain Chicherit/Christina „Tina“ Thörner || {{FRA#|3=France}} / {{SWE#|3=Schweden}} || BMW X3 CC |- | 2010 || Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || BMW X3 CC |- | 2011 || Leonid Novitsky/Andreas Schulz ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || BMW X3 CC |}
'''Winner of the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Year !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2012 | style="width:295px;" |Khalifa Al Mutaiwei/Andreas Schulz | style="width:220px;" | {{ARE#|3=United Arabian Emirates}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} | style="width:146px;" |MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 2013 || Krzysztof Holowczyc /Andreas Schulz ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 2014 || Vladimir Vasilyev /Konstantin Zhiltsov ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- | 2015 || Nasser Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel ||{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- | 2018 || Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- | 2019 || Stéphane Peterhansel/Andrea Peterhansel ||{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |}
'''Winner of the Dakar Rally'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Year !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2012 | style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret | style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | Mini ALL4 Racing |- || 2013 || Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret ||{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 2014 || Nani Roma/Michel Périn ||{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- | 2015 || Nasser Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel ||{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- |2020 |Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- |2021 |Stéphane Peterhansel/Edouard Boulanger |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |}
== Placements at the Dakar Rally== '''Paris-Dakar 2005 (Africa)'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 9. | style="width:295px;" | José Luis Monterde/Rafa Tornabell | style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X5 CC |}
'''Paris-Dakar 2006 (Africa)'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 9. | style="width:295px;" | Guerlain Chicherit/Mathieu Baumel | style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- || 15. || Alfie Cox/Ralph Pitchford ||{{ZAF#|3=South Africa}} / {{ZAF#|3=South Africa}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 24. || José Luis Monterde/Tiziano Siviero || {{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ITA#|3=Italy}} || BMW X3 CC |}
'''Paris-Dakar 2007 (Africa)'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 6. | style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Alain Guehennec | style="width:220px;" |{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- | 15. || Jutta Kleinschmidt/Christina „Tina“ Thörner ||{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{SWE#|3=Sweden}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 16. || José Luis Monterde/Jean-Marie Lurguin ||{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || BMW X5 CC |- || 37. || Paulo Nobre/Filippe Palmeiro ||{{BRA#|3=Brasil}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || BMW X5 CC |}
'''Dakar 2009 (Argentina, Chile)'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 8. | style="width:295px;" | Leonid Novitskiy/Oleg Tyupenkin | style="width:220px;" | {{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- || 9. || Guerlain Chicherit/Mathieu Baumel || {{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 18. || René Kuipers/Filipe Palmeiro || {{NLD#|3=Netherlands}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || BMW X3 CC |}
'''Dakar 2010 (Argentina, Chile)'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 4. | style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret | style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- || 5. || Guerlain Chicherit/Christina „Tina“ Thörner ||{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{SWE#|3=Schweden}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 11. || Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || BMW X3 CC |}
'''Dakar 2011 (Argentina, Chile)'''<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 4. | style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret | style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | BMW X3 CC |- || 5. || Krzysztof Holowczyc/Jean-Marc Fortin ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 7. || Ricardo Leal Dos Santos/Paulo Fiúza ||{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 20. || Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt ||{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || BMW X3 CC |}
'''Dakar 2012 (Argentina, Chile, Peru)'''<ref name=":1">{{Cite news|url=http://www.x-raid.de/en/about-us/results/|title=Results - X-RAID GMBH|work=X-RAID GMBH|access-date=2018-02-02|language=en-GB}}</ref> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 1. | style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret | style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 2. || Nani Roma/Michel Perin ||{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 4. || Leonid Novitskiy/Andreas Schulz ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 7. || Ricardo Leal Dos Santos/Paulo Fiúza ||{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 9. || Krzysztof Holowczyc/Jean-Marc Fortin ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 11. || Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard ||{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 15. || Alexander Mironenko/Sergey Lebedev ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 30. || Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt ||{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || BMW X3 CC |}
'''Dakar 2013 (Argentina, Chile, Peru)'''<ref name=":1" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 1. | style="width:295px;" | Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret | style="width:220px;" |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 3. || Leonid Novitskiy/Konstantin Zhiltsov ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 4. || Nani Roma/Michel Perin ||{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 5. || Orlando Terranova/Paulo Fiúza || {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || BMW X3 CC |- || 12. || Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard ||{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 48. || Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt ||{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |}
'''Dakar 2014 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)'''<ref name=":1" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 1. | style="width:295px;" | Nani Roma/Michel Périn | style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 2. || Stéphane Peterhansel/Jean-Paul Cottret ||{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 3. || Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Lucas Cruz ||{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 5. || Orlando Terranova/Paulo Fiúza || {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 6. || Krzysztof Holowczyc/Konstantin Zhiltsov || {{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 9. || Martin Kaczmarski/Filipe Palmeiro || {{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 10. || Vladimir Vasilyev/Vitaliy Yevtyekhov || {{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{UKR#|3=Ukraine}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 11. || Boris Garafulic/Gilles Picard ||{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 12. || Federico Villagra/Jorge Perez Companc ||{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 19. || Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt ||{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 31. || Zhou Yong/Hong Yu Pan ||{{CHN#|3=China}} / {{CHN#|3=China}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |}
'''Dakar 2015 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)'''<ref name=":1" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 1. | style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel | style="width:220px;" |{{QAT#|3=Katari}} / {{FRA#|3=Franzose}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI All4 Racing |- || 3. || Krzysztof Holowczyc/Xavier Panseri ||{{POL#|3=Pole}} / {{FRA#|3=Franzose}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 4. || Erik van Loon/Wouter Rosegaar ||{{NED#|3=Netherlands}} / {{NED#|3=Netherlands}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 5. || Vladimir Vasilyev/Konstantin Zhiltsov || {{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 9. || Aidyn Rakhimbayev/Anton Nikolaev || {{KAZ#|3=Kazakhstan}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 12. || Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro ||{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 13. || Yong Zhou/Andreas Schulz ||{{CHN#|3=China}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 18. || Orlando Terranova/Bernardo Graue || {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 22. || Stephan Schott/Holm Schmidt ||{{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |} '''Dakar 2016 (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)'''<ref name=":1" />
{| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2. | style="width:295px;" | Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah/Mathieu Baumel | style="width:220px;" |{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 4. || Mikko Hirvonen/Michel Périn ||{{FIN#|3=Finland}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 6. || Nani Roma/Alex Haro ||{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 5. || Harry Hunt/Andreas Schulz || {{GBR#|3=Great Britain}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 12. || Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue || {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 13. || Erik van Loon/Wouter Rosegaar ||{{NED#|3=Netherlands}} / {{NED#|3=Netherlands}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 15. || Jakub Przygonski/Andrei Rudnitski ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BLR#|3=Belarus}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 23. || Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro ||{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 43. || Nazareno Lopez/Sergio Lafuente || {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{URY#|3=Uruguay}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 52. || Adam Malysz/Xavier Panseri ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |}
'''Dakar 2017 (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay)'''<ref name=":1" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 6. | style="width:295px;" | Orlando Terranova/Andreas Schulz | style="width:220px;" |{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 7. || Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 10. || Mohamed Abu Issa/Xavier Panseri ||{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 13. || Mikko Hirvonen/Michel Périn || {{FIN#|3=Finland}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 15. || Stephan Schott/Paulo Fiúza || {{GER#|3=Germany}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 18. || Sylvio de Barros/Rafael Capoani ||{{BRA#|3=Brasil}} / {{BRA#|3=Brasil}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 27. || Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk ||{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |}
'''Dakar 2018 (Peru, Bolivia, Argentina)'''<ref name=":1" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 5. | style="width:295px;" | Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul | style="width:220px;" |{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 13. || Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro ||{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 19. || Mikko Hirvonen/Andreas Schulz ||{{FIN#|3=Finland}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- || 20. || Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue ||{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |}
'''Dakar 2019 (Peru)'''<ref name=":1" /> {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 2. | style="width:295px;" | Nani Roma/Alex Haro Bravo | style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} | style="width:146px;" | MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 4. || Jakub Przygonski/Tom Colsoul ||{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{BEL#|3=Belgium}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 5. || Cyril Despres/Jean-Paul Cottret ||{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} || MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- || 7. || Yazeed Al-Rajhi/Timo Gottschalk ||{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 8. || Boris Garafulic/Filipe Palmeiro ||{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 13. || Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz ||{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} || Mini John Cooper Works Buggy |}
'''Dakar 2020 (Saudi Arabia)''' {| class="wikitable" |- !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- | style="width:75px;" | 1. | style="width:295px;" | Carlos Sainz/Lucas Cruz | style="width:220px;" |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} | style="width:146px;" | Mini John Cooper Works Buggy |- || 3. || Stéphane Peterhansel/Paulo Fiúza ||{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} || Mini John Cooper Works Buggy |- || 6. || Orlando Terranova/Ronnie Graue ||{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 9. || Yasir Seaidan/Alexey Kuzmich ||{{KSA#|3=Saudi Arabia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 14. || Alexander Dorosinskiy/Oleg Uperenko ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}}/ {{LVA#|3=Latvia}} || MINI ALL4 Racing |- || 17. || Denis Krotov / Dmitry Tsyro ||{{RUS#|3=Russia}}/ {{UKR#|3=Ukraine}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- || 19. || Jakub Przygonski / Timo Gottschalk ||{{POL#|3=Poland}}/ {{GER#|3=Germany}} || MINI John Cooper Works Rally |} '''Dakar 2021 (Saudi Arabia)''' {| class="wikitable" !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- |1. |Stéphane Peterhansel / Edouard Boulanger |{{FRA#|3=France}} / {{FRA#|3=France}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- |3. |Carlos Sainz / Lucas Cruz |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- |6. |Vladimir Vasilyev / Dmitry Tsyro |{{RUS#|3=Russia}}/ {{UKR#|3=Ukraine}} |MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- |17. |Guiga Spinelli / Youssef Haddad |{{BRA#|3=Brasil}} / {{BRA#|3=Brasil}} |MINI ALL4 Racing |- |24. |Victor Khoroshavtsev / Anton Nikolaev |{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} |MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- |30. |Denis Krotov / Oleg Uperenko |{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} |MINI John Cooper Works Rally |}
'''Dakar 2022 (Saudi Arabia)''' {| class="wikitable" !Place !Driver/Co-driver !Nationality !Car |- |6. |Jakub Przygonski / Timo Gottschalk
|{{POL#|3=Poland}}/ {{GER#|3=Germany}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- |8. |Sebastian Halpern / Ronnie Graue |{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- |11. |Vaidotas Zala / Paulo Fiuza |{{LTU#|3=Lithuania }} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} |MINI John Cooper Works Rally |- |23. |Laia Sanz / Maurizio Gerini |{{ESP#|3=Spain}} / {{ITA#|3=Italy}} |MINI ALL4 Racing |- |28. |Denis Krotov / Konstantin Zhiltsov |{{RUS#|3=Russia}} / {{RUS#|3=Russia}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |} '''Dakar 2023 (Saudi Arabia) - car category''' {| class="wikitable" !Jahr !Fahrer / Beifahrer !Nationalität !Fahrzeug |- |9. |Sebastian Halpern / Ronnie Graue |{{ARG#|3=Argentina}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} |MINI John Cooper Works Rally Plus |- |16. |Khalid Al-Qassimi / Ola Floene |{{ARE#|3=United Arabian Emirates}} / {{NOR#|3=Norway}} |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |- |17. |Jakub Przygoński / Armand Monleon |{{POL#|3=Poland}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} |MINI John Cooper Works Rally Plus |- |21. |Denis Krotov / Konstantin Zhiltsov | |MINI John Cooper Works Buggy |} '''Dakar 2023 (Saudi-Arabien) - T3 Kategorie''' {| class="wikitable" !Jahr !Fahrer / Beifahrer !Nationalität !Fahrzeug |- |10. |Ignacio Casale / Alvaro Leon |{{CHL#|3=Chile}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} |X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype |- |12. |Ricardo Porém / Augusto Sanz |{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{ARG#|3=Argentina}} |X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype |- |17. |Ahmed Alkuwari / Manuel Lucchese |{{QAT#|3=Qatar}} / {{ITA#|3=Italy}} |X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype |- |35. |Camelia Liparoti / Xavier Blanco |{{ITA#|3=Italy}} / {{ESP#|3=Spain}} |X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype |- |37. |Joao Ferreira / Filipe Palmeiro |{{PRT#|3=Portugal}} / {{PRT#|3=Portugal}} |X-raid YXZ1000R Turbo Prototype |}
==See also== * BMW Motorsport * Mini John Cooper Works WRC
== References == {{reflist}}
==External links== * [http://www.x-raid.de/en/ Official site]
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