Jonah Street calls from the bivouac after Stage 6 of the 2010 Dakar Rally.

Rally PanAm team manager Robb McElroy gives us an update on Jonah's rally.  Thanks, Robb!

Ludo Boinnard calls from the bivouac after a day that saw him presumably retired with mechanical problems.  Fortunately time heals all wounds, in this case even mechanical ones, and he was able to complete the stage!You'll remember this one forever, Ludo. We all will!

Craig Bounds calls in from the blustery bivouac after stage 3 -- a seemingly benign stage on paper that ended up being one of the most grueling in recent memory.  There is a lot of wind noise, but as you'll hear, one needs to wear goggles because of the blowing sand -- we shouldn't complain!Congrats on surviving the stage, Craig.  Keep it rolling.

Don Hatton calls in with two stories; the first, how he nearly had his bike burned in the Parc Ferme conflagration, and the second, of his Stage 1 trials which included forgetting his time card and very nearly being pitched from the Rally (twice!).  Enjoy!Hope things smooth out, Don!

Ludo Boinnard, racing in a team alongside David Casteu and Mike Pisano, gets our call ins kicked off before the ceremonial start in Buenos Aires.Bonne Chance, Ludo!

Part 2 of JennyMo's post-event wrap up. Splendid stuff, Jenny.

Thanks for letting us ride "Inside the Helmet" on this year's Heroes.

A coffee-deprived JennyMo rings in from the Madrid airport at

oh-dark-thirty with her post-event wrap up. Splendid stuff, Jenny.

Thanks for letting us ride "Inside the Helmet" on this year's Heroes!

Incredible. If you've ever wondered what the Heroes Legend was really

like, or thought that it might be a "tourist trip" along the old Dakar

route, listen in and think again.

"Mr. Yamaha" dropped in after Rallye Maroc and checked out the new

generation Tenere. Wonder if we'll see some of the big boys at the

Heroes next year...?

Hope to hear from you at the Pink Lake tomorrow, Jenny!.

Safely through the no-man's land and across the border into Mauritania,

Jenny rings in as they prepare to tackle the monster dune stages ahead.

The Desert Rose riders are doing well, and as often goes for support

crews during rallies, they've adopted some new hangers-on.

Jenny's loving the Tenere and is finding it an excellent companion in the desert.