Sports

Sport Analysis

  
Rally Raid Bikes
48 Years
History span
1979–2026
144
Athletes
28
Countries
4
Rankings
265
Events
840
Results

History by Category

Category First year Latest year Active years
Manufacturers 1979 2026 48
Riders 1979 2026 48

All-Time Individuals

Rally Raid Bikes Riders

# Name Country Points
1 Marc Coma Spain 94
2 Cyril Despres France 79
3 Stéphane Peterhansel France 51
4 Fabrizio Meoni Italy 41
5 Cyril Neveu France 40

Rally Raid Bikes Manufacturers

# Name Country Points
1 KTM Austria 521
2 Honda Japan 171
3 Yamaha Japan 167
4 BMW Germany 66
5 Cagiva Italy 45

All-Time Nations

All-Time Structure

Points Distribution

Events

Disciplines

Categories

Recent Rankings (10Y)

Individuals

Rally Raid Bikes Riders

# Name Country Points
1 Sam Sunderland Great Britain 32
2 Matthias Walkner Austria 27
3 Ricky Brabec United States 27
4 Toby Price Australia 24
5 Kevin Benavides Argentina 20

Rally Raid Bikes Manufacturers

# Name Country Points
1 KTM Austria 119
2 Honda Japan 71
3 Husqvarna Sweden 25
4 GasGas Spain 14
5 Hero India 11

Nations

Recent Structure

Points Distribution

Events

Disciplines

Categories

Points Potential Over Time

For individual sports, this chart follows the representative individual ranking to show the long-term points potential for athletes. Team and nations rankings are excluded unless the sport is primarily team-based.

Historical Leaders

All-Time Leaders

Leader From To Years
Cyril Neveu 1979 1996 18
Stéphane Peterhansel 1997 2009 13
Cyril Despres 2010 2013 4
Marc Coma 2014 2026 13

Recent Leaders (10Y)

Leader From To Years
Cyril Neveu 1979 1991 13
Gaston Rahier 1992 1992 1
Stéphane Peterhansel 1993 1993 1
Edi Orioli 1994 1994 1
Stéphane Peterhansel 1995 1995 1
Edi Orioli 1996 1996 1
Stéphane Peterhansel 1997 2001 5
Fabrizio Meoni 2002 2006 5
Richard Sainct 2007 2007 1
Cyril Despres 2008 2011 4
Marc Coma 2012 2021 10
Sam Sunderland 2022 2024 3
Toby Price 2025 2025 1
Sam Sunderland 2026 2026 1
João Ferreira and Filipe Palmeiro win Baja Spain Aragón for second successive year

João Ferreira and Filipe Palmeiro win Baja Spain Aragón for second successive year

FIA.com | 13.09.2026

The Toyota Gazoo Racing SA Hilux Evo crew were the class of the 58-car field on the fifth round of both the FIA World and European Baja Cups.

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