One of the toughest rally stages in the world, the 48-hour “Chrono” challenge, is pushing riders to their limits. It’s not just about speed – survival skills and strategy are equally important. Here’s a quick recap of the action so far:
Blood, Mud, and Determination
The day started with a tough moment: James Hilan needed medical help after a nosebleed that wouldn’t stop. A helicopter was called in, reminding everyone how unforgiving the desert can be. And Hilan wasn’t the only one struggling. Portugal’s Antonio Mayo got stuck in a deep rut, but Bolivian rider Daniel Lilia Jager came to the rescue, earning the nickname “Good Samaritan of the Day.”
