dakar rally is that over five 221 km across two weeks.don't have your mum or dad to drop you off anywhere and you can kind of free range. i like the competition and there's plenty of that about. the mix of the two kind of creates a place where like to be and is definitely difficult. around 13 hours on the bike. a pretty long day all in all. 13 hours on the bike. a pretty long day all in all. ., , ., ., hours on the bike. a pretty long day allin all. ., , ., ., , ~ hours on the bike. a pretty long day allin all. ., , ., ., ., all in all. 13 hours on a bike! how mentally do _ all in all. 13 hours on a bike! how mentally do you _ all in all. 13 hours on a bike! how mentally do you sustain - mentally do you sustain yourself, and physically, what does it do to you? and physically, what does it do to ou? �* , , , ., and physically, what does it do to ou? �*, you? it's pretty rough because it's kind of like _ you? it's pretty rough because it's kind of like the _ you? it's pretty rough because it's kind of like the accumulation - you? it's prett

on december 26, 1978, the first paris dakar rally-marathon, the most prestigious auto racing of its kindarted in paris, on place tracadero. the initiator was the french motorcycle racer thiry sabin. one day, during another rally, he got lost in the libyan desert and miraculously escaped. and after that i decided to organize a competition that was extremely difficult and risky. the route was laid out from crossing the mediterranean sea. around the territory. niger, mali, upper volta and senegal. this is 10.00 km more than the third of them off-road. 182 cars, cars, motorcycles and trucks took part. then everyone was in the overall standings, there was no division by equipment category, after 3 weeks less than half of the crews reached the finish line. then the track rules changed. the races were held in south america. russian kamaz trucks have repeatedly won raleigh in its class. but for the second year now our team has not participated in races due to the political position of the organizers. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to know everything about russia. the best hi

, dakar, a little, no, quite a little. some meter, one and a half meters was not enough for sergei, igorpeted with sergei vyazovich himself, i thought that i wouldn’t get there, well, there were moments, and it seemed to me that we would even touch together, like this was so many people are nearby in general, igor is very fantastic, it’s hard to lose to such an opponent, how strong they are, how strong they are, when we understood who we were playing against us in the final. of course, i’m such a confident person, yes, but my confidence dropped a little when i realized how strong they are, a very tight, interesting fight, this is the adrenaline that i was talking about, why do we... come here in general, why do we do extreme sports ? sports, intense struggle, until the very last step, no one knew who will be the winner, they gave a simply enchanting game, the spirit of competition was off the charts, nerves and emotions and anger, the most beautiful fight on the track, igor dudarchik, today was simply his day, he was spectacular in all competitions, just a little bit, a little bit on the

dakar a little, no , quite a little, some meter, one and a half meters was not enough for sergei, igorwhen i realized how strong they are, a very tight, interesting fight, this is the adrenaline that i was talking about, why we come here, why we do extreme sports in general, intense struggle until the very last step. i didn’t know who the winner would be, they just played a theoretical game, the rivalry was off the charts nerves and emotions and anger, the most beautiful struggle on the track, igor dudarchik, today was simply his day, he was brilliant in all competitions, just a little bit, a little bit on the micro level, but ahead, i took an internal decision for a very long time, i think well, how am i sitting there all the time in a chair, and they are groaning with belts in the truck, there ’s somewhere to climb somewhere, why should i be able to do this, it turned out to be even very... well prepared for such obstacles, i’ll be happy to take part in it again , we will be stronger and we will win, here they are, here they are, superhero, cool, well done, well done, great, strong,

sergey, like that same truck, paris dakar, do it, do it! and sergei to brilliant bitches!roke right away, he was two crystals behind and in my opinion he exploded by two more crystals at the very beginning and caught up ahead, this is a real champion, applause, anton was great, but here he faced an amazing opponent and nothing. you can’t help it, this is a game, this is a sport, it’s not for me to tell anton about this, but first of all i would note sergei’s determination and willpower, we remember how his eyes sparkled from two crystals, now he has one crystal in his hands, but his eyes shine even brighter, because this is the main crystal, because this is the exit, the next stage. i’m still in such a state of shock, because in front of the tower i thought my heart would jump out of my chest, it was such a rush of adrenaline, maybe maybe it helped me get excited so much, it was very interesting to compete head-to-head with the olympic champion, you come to compete not to compete in order to win, but i always have the same mindset, either everything or nothing, until i cro

on december 26, 1978, in paris, on the trocadéro square, the first paris dakar rally-marathon, the mosttarted. the initiator was the french motorcycle racer thiry sabin. one day, during another rally, he got lost in the libyan desert and was miraculously saved. after that i decided organizing competitions is extremely complex and risky. the route was laid with a crossing across the mediterranean sea, through the territory of algeria, niger, mali, upper volta and senegal. this is 10,000 km more than the third of them off-road. 182 cars, cars, motorcycles and trucks took part. then everyone was in the overall standings, there was no division by equipment category. after 3 weeks , less than half of the crews reached the finish line. then the track rules changed. the races were held in south america. repeatedly rally in its class russian kamaz trucks won. but for the second year now our team has not participated in the races due to the political position of the organizers. this is what this day in history was like. hero of maryenka, the president ordered to reward the fighters for the liber

sergey, so that same truck, paris dakar, do it, do it, do it, hold on, hold on, lyudmil, well, get upejoice, rejoice, two crystals, an amazing result. more than a minute well done! great, great! we are finishing the year in the history of the main multi-sports program of belarusian television sportkadr 2023 is actually already archived in our memory, i hope that everyone had a good year! we are finishing the year and the main multi-sports program of belarusian television, the sports frame in 2023, is actually archived in our memory, i hope that. then everyone had a good year, we will read this as a creative attempt, and thanks to the magic of television, we are already in the studio 300 km away at makaonka 9, where the main programs of the television news agency are broadcast live, well according to tradition, we will talk about victories and heroes of sports further, let’s remember for now such unusual big life events in belarusian sports, this year our athletes gave new lives and created families, at the beginning of the year the winner of the cup... in wrestling kirillevich propose

one of the most gruelling endurance events on the planet — we speak of one of the favourites for the dakarrthern ireland before christmas has been ruled out, with the long running political deadlock looking set to continue. the democratic unionist party began the boycot in early 2022. they took that position in protest at post—brexit trading rules, which they believe undermines northern ireland�*s place in the uk. more recently, there have been talks about a £2.5 billion financial offer from the uk government — who were hoping that could help push an agreement on power—sharing over the line before parliamentary recess tomorrow. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is in belfast now at stormont. well we are into another christmas negotiation and this is something of a seasonal tradition in northern ireland, during political crises a seasonal tradition in northern ireland, during political crises of the past the 25th december has often become a sort of unofficial deadline for agreements, become a sort of unofficial deadline foragreements, now become a sort of unofficial deadline for agreemen

a better ratio of terrorists to collateral damage than the americans and the brits has in mosul and dakari say collateral damage, i'm speaking about the civilians. there are more civilians for terrorists killed in mosul and raqqa than in gaza. please go and check the numbers. why is it that the americans, your most significant ally, are saying that israel is killing too many palestinian civilians? they want it to be done without any collateral damage, without any humanitarian crisis. if they have the formula how to do it, please help us to have it. this formula does not exist. will this lead to a lengthy israeli occupation of gaza? no, we don't want to occupy gaza. we don't want hamas to be in gaza. we don't want to occupy gaza. one reservation, there will not be a military power that can repeat the 7th of october attack on israel. and the future for wounded civilians in gaza's last few overcrowded hospitals? maybe amputations or death as they're not getting the follow—up treatment that they need. this child has just been wounded for the second time. she says, "they cut my hand." my grand

is at the french language equivalent of the macarena conference that is hosted on his home turf in, dakar, senegal. so this a congress for cultural freedom. it a event that he attended a few years after, the tashkent event here. he is smoking his pipe and. here he is 1973, except getting his own lotus award at the afro-asian writers association. meetinin the middle is a vietnam poet to long and over here is a young ish in googie whitianga we don't have a picture him athe 1962 macready conference or at least i couldn't find picture of him there. also who attended the soviet affiliated afro asian writers association meetings. so this weight over here is now like a millstone around my neck and i'm in a blind panic thinking. the whole premise with which i started at least half of this book, is now shot to pieces. what am i going to do? here's the great canon poet, a playwright f sutherland. at the first 1958 afro-asian writers association meeting in the audience there is w.e.b., who was know, just as langston hughes had kind of presided over the mccreary event. w.e.b. dubois was at the the ta

is at the french language equivalent of the macarena conference that is hosted on his home turf in, dakar, senegal. so this a congress for cultural freedom. it a event that he attended a few years after, the tashkent event here. he is smoking his pipe and. here he is 1973, except getting his own lotus award at the afro-asian writers association. meeting in the middle is a vietnam poet to long and over here is a young ish in googie whitianga we don't have a picture him at the 1962 macready conference or at least i couldn't find picture of him there. also who attended the soviet affiliated afro asian writers association meetings. so this weight over here is now like a millstone around my neck and i'm in a blind panic thinking. the whole premise with which i started at least half of this book, is now shot to pieces. what am i going to do? here's the great canon poet, a playwright f sutherland. at the first 1958 afro-asian writers association meeting in the audience there is w.e.b., who was know, just as langston hughes had kind of presided over the mccreary event. w.e.b. dubois was at the th

is at the french language equivalent of the macarena conference that is hosted on his home turf in, dakar, senegal. so this a congress for cultural freedom. it a event that he attended a few years after, the tashkent event here. he is smoking his pipe and. here he is 1973, except geing his own lus award at the afro-asian writers association. meeting in the middle is a vietnam poet to ng and over here is a young ish in googie whitianga we do't have a picture him at the 1962 macready conference or at least couldn't find picture ofim there. also who attended the soviet affiliated afro asian writers association meetings. so this weight over here is now like a millstone around my neck and i'm in a blind panic thinking. the whole premise with which i started at least half of this book, is now shot to pieces. what am i going to do? here's the great canon poet, a playwright f sutherland. at the first 1958 afro-asian writers association meeting in the audience there is w.e.b., who was know, just as langston hughes had kind of presided over the mccreary event. w.e.b. dubois was at the the tashkent

is at the french language equivalent of the macarena conference that is hosted on his home turf in, dakar, senegal. so this a congress for cultural freedom. it a event that he attended a few years after, the tashkent event here. he is smoking his pipe and. here he is 1973, except getting his own lotus award at the afro-asian writers association. meeting in theiddle is a vietnam poet to long and over heres aoung ish in googie whitianga we don't have a picture him at the 196macready conference or at least i couldn't find picture of him there. also who attended the soviet affiliated afro asian writers association meetings. so this weight over here is now like a millstone around my neck and i'm in a blind panic thinking. the whole premise with which i started at least half of this book, is now shot to pieces. what am i going to do? here's the great canon poet, a playwright f sutherland. at the first 1958 afro-asian writers association meeting in the audience there is w.e.b., who was know, just as langston hughes had kind of presided over the mccreary event. w.e.b. dubois was at the the tashke

is at the french language equivalent of the macarena conference that is hosted on his home turf in, dakar, senegal. so this a congress for cultural freedom. it a event that he attended a few years after, the tashkent event here. he is smoking his pipe and. here he is 1973, except getting his own lotus award at the afro-asian writers association. meeting in the middle is a vietnam poet to long and ove here is a young ish in googie whitianga we don't have a picture him at the 1962 macready conference or at least i couldn't find picture of him there. also who attended the soviet affiliated afro asian writers association meetings. so this weight over here is now like a millstone around my neck and i'm in a blind panic thinking. the whole premise with which i started at least half of this book, is now shot to pieces. what am i going to do? here's the great canon poet, a playwright f sutherland. at the first 1958 afro-asian writers association meeting in the audience there is w.e.b., who was know, just as langston hughes had kind of presided over the mccreary event. w.e.b. dubois was at the the

is at the french language equivalent of the macarena conference that is hosted on his home turf in, dakar, senegal. so this a congress for cultural freedom. it a event that he attended a few years after, the tashkent event here. he is smoking his pipe and here he is 1973, except getting his own lotus award at the afro-asianriters association. meeting in the middle is a vietnam poet to long and over here is a young ish in googi whitianga we don't have a picture him at the 1962 macready conference or at least i couldn't find picture of him there. also who attended the soviet affiliated afro asian writers association meetings. so this weight over here is now like a millstone around my neck and i'm in a blind panic thinking. the whole premise with which i started at least half of this book, is now shot to pieces. what am i going to do? here's the great canon poet, a playwright f sutherland. at the first 1958 afro-asian writers association meeting in the audience there is w.e.b., who was know, just as langston hughes had kind of presided over the mccreary event. w.e.b. dubois was at the the ta

i'm sure, for everyone that's in the camps in calais and in dakar and dunkirk, when the information comes off. i mean, these people have travelled in, in many cases thousands of miles . they will thousands of miles. they will have already in the majority of cases, crossed a bigger sea in terms of the mediterrane in, uh, to get to the mainland europe and then up towards northern france. this is the very last leg they realise there's always a risk in crowding on these inflatables in less than ideal weather conditions, but that's the last leg that they've come. so far for, and it's not going to put them off. but sadly it's safe when we get to this time of yeah safe when we get to this time of year. what happens out in the channelis year. what happens out in the channel is that with the swells, the waves , the winds pushing the the waves, the winds pushing the boats back, that means that these these often very flimsy vessels that are made to order in backstreet factories in china and then shipped to turkey for onward travel, caught up to the european union, um, you know , european union, um,

cayo el morro winston drive mas o menos un mundo emilio moro sozinho como eu no tengo conditions de dakarel eu un poco pasado para mi yo no conseguiu motorhome para mi no fecha de rua ali eu tenho un poco de dignidade para para mi sobrevivir con icu morando ali mas despesas he sobrevivir muito bem ella temos uma boa vicinanza nos mesmo nos temos um problema a relacionado a alguns coisa do shiloh nos dice ali peso de orszagos diretas do transito de san francisco de nos de tempo para possamos conseguir un lugar permanent para fechar arms e si nos podemos contar com auxilio da cidade para nos ajudar essa solucao serra de grande de ajuda para para todos nos agradezco a oportunidade e o tempo de voces obrigado. hello my name is kyle. i live on mission drive. i've been there for about a year and a half. i live alone and i don't have the means to pay for rent all by myself. that's why i got a motor home where i can have some dignity. and then in that way, i can. i'm able to pay all of my bills and have an okay life. we have good neighbors there. we are not the type of people that get in trouble.

cayo el morro winston drive mas o menos un mundo emilio moro sozinho como eu no tengo conditions de dakarel eu un poco pasado para mi yo no conseguiu motorhome para mi no fecha de rua ali eu tenho un poco de dignidade para para mi sobrevivir con icu morando ali mas despesas he sobrevivir muito bem ella temos uma boa vicinanza nos mesmo nos temos um problema a relacionado a alguns coisa do shiloh nos dice ali peso de orszagos diretas do transito de san francisco de nos de tempo para possamos conseguir un lugar permanent para fechar arms e si nos podemos contar com auxilio da cidade para nos ajudar essa solucao serra de grande de ajuda para para todos nos agradezco a oportunidade e o tempo de voces obrigado. hello my name is kyle. i live on mission drive. i've been there for about a year and a half. i live alone and i don't have the means to pay for rent all by myself. that's why i got a motor home where i can have some dignity. and then in that way, i can. i'm able to pay all of my bills and have an okay life. we have good neighbors there. we are not the type of people that get in trouble.