Winning for Dacia Duster in The Toughest Race In The World

The Dacia Duster has “No Limit” in the traditional Pikes Peak Hill climb reached third place in the overall standings. Jean-Philippe Dayraut, three times champion of the Trophée Andros, drove the racing version of the SUV model in 10.17 minutes in goal and was only 26 seconds behind the winner.

Dayraut took part for the first time at the Pikes Peak Hill climb and had to get familiar only three training days available to deal with the most demanding track. His 950 kilograms heavy heart Duster was a 850 HP of performance gesteigerter 3, 8-litre V6 engine on. Initially the turbo engine in a Nissan GT-R carries out his work.
The race in the U.S. State of Colorado crosses 1,439 M and a distance of 20 kilometres to the 4.301 metre high Summit of Pikes Peak in nearby Colorado Springs. Total drivers have to cope with 156 curves.