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.

Stan Watt, from Team FrontrowGB rings in after the ceremonial start, ready to rip for tomorrow.  Good luck, Stan!

Garry rings in from the Ceremonial Start podium, amidst a crowd that would do a MotoGP round proud.

Garry continues his call with a look around Parc Ferme at the assembled field, including some unlikely candidates.

Garry Connell rings in with a bit of introduction from Buenos Aires, and describes his first days in Rallye Fan heaven as they go through briefings and scrutineering.  Garry is riding with Rally PanAm and supporting Aussie David Schwarz, as well as serving as our intrepid reporter.Thanks, Garry!

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

Ken calls in after a day in the dunes, and corrals some of the team (including Patsy) onto the phone, too.  Almost there, guys!

Ken and Bob call in after "hump day".  The sat phone signal was quite spotty, and I apologize for the audio quality (or lack thereof).  Diehard rally fans won't care, though.  :-)

Don Hatton rings in with his first update from Rallye Maroc.  Finding his pace on navigation on day 2, he seems to be settling in well (aside from putting a motor full of oil on the ground...)

Bob Jones rings in with news from the second day of Rallye Maroc, including tunfortunately the news that he's broken his wrist on stage and is out of the rally.