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@albordedelcamino: La Etapa 7 (Riyadh → Wadi ad-Dawasir) consistió en una especial cronometrada de 459 km (más 418 km de enlace), con terreno predominantemente arenoso, dunas y pistas rápidas. Fue la primera etapa tras el día de descanso, y abrió la segunda semana de carrera. Ganador de la etapa: Mattias Ekström (Ford, junto a Emil Bergkvist) se llevó la victoria con un tiempo de 3h 44' 22". Fue su segundo triunfo en esta edición (contando el prólogo). Ekström aprovechó bien la dinámica de la etapa y ascendió en la general. Clasificación Etapa 7 Mattias Ekström / Emil Bergkvist (Ford) — 3h 44' 22" João Ferreira / Filipe Palmeiro (Toyota) — +4'27" Mitch Guthrie / Kellon Walch (Ford) — +4'55" Toby Price / Armand Monleon (Toyota) Lucas Moraes Sébastien Loeb Seth Quintero Mathieu Serradori Carlos Sainz / Lucas Cruz (Ford) Nani Roma / Alex Haro (Ford) Clasificación general tras la Etapa 7 (Autos): Nasser Al-Attiyah / Mathieu Baumel (Dacia) — 28h 10' 15" Mattias Ekström / Emil Bergkvist (Ford) — +4'47" Nani Roma / Alex Haro (Ford) — +7'15" Henk Lategan / Brett Cummings (Toyota) — +7'21" Carlos Sainz / Lucas Cruz (Ford) — +10'25" Sébastien Loeb / Edouard Boulanger (Dacia) — +15'39" Resumen clave de lo sucedido: Nasser Al-Attiyah abrió pista por primera vez en el rally (tras ganar la Etapa 6), lo que le penalizó y quedó fuera del top 10 de la etapa (alrededor del 11º puesto). Esto permitió que los perseguidores recortaran tiempo: Sainz y Roma arañaron segundos valiosos al catarí. Todo parecía indicar un posible cambio de líder, ya que Henk Lategan lideraba provisionalmente la etapa y amenazaba con superar a Al-Attiyah en la general... pero sufrió un drama final (problemas mecánicos o error en los últimos km), perdiendo tiempo clave y quedando a solo 7'21" del líder. La general de autos está muy apretada ahora (diferencias mínimas en el top 5), con Ford mostrando fuerza (Ekström 2º, Roma 3º, Sainz 5º) y todo por decidir de cara a la etapa 8 (la más larga de la edición). ¡La lucha por la victoria sigue abierta! Por Grok Vídeo: @mattiasekstromracing #albordedelcamino #Motorsport #arabiasaudí #dakarinsaudi #dawasir

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