The 47th edition of the Dakar Rally kicked off with some of the toughest stages right out of the gate. These challenges provided Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda a two-hour lead over their competitors, which they held until the finish line. This marks the team’s second consecutive Dakar victory, bringing the trophy

The final stage of the Dakar Rally, featuring a rare mass start, left the overall standings unchanged. Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda successfully defended their title with a commanding lead of over two hours. Defending the Title Is No Easy Task While back-to-back wins might sound straightforward, conquering the Dakar Rally twice

Following a delayed start, Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda tackled uncharted dunes with their black-and-white racing truck, affectionately called "Benny." Despite trucks leading the stage through untouched terrain, the team navigated flawlessly, clinching first place. They remain atop the overall standings, maintaining a commanding lead of more than two hours. From Truck

The tenth stage was an all-out dune challenge, a terrain that perfectly suits the black-and-white rally truck and the crew. The gaps between the front-runners were razor-thin and Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda crossed the finish line in third place. Despite the tight competition, they still hold the overall lead. 120 km

In Stage 9, Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda tackled a tricky combination of dusty terrain and tricky navigation. Despite crossing the finish line in fourth place and conceding seven minutes, their overall lead in the truck category remained unchallenged. Flat-Out Sprint Over Nearly 400 km Today's stage, stretching from Riyadh to the

The black-and-white rally truck, Benny, flew through today’s 8th stage with sheer dominance. Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda took the lead in the opening kilometers and never looked back, securing another stage win and maintaining their overall lead in the general classification. Full-throttle from Start to Finish Despite the final 100 kilometers

Despite the promise of a dramatic stage due to early morning rain, Martin Macik Jr. and his crew maintained a controlled approach. Their third-place finish on the demanding 419 km loop around Al Duwadimi was enough to comfortably stay in the overall lead and keep their advantage over the competition. A Duel in the Dunes

The stage ending with first major dunes of this year’s Dakar Rally saw Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda securing a strong second-place finish. One of the longest stages of the rally, stretching 605 km, concluded after sunset and did not impact MM Technology's overall lead—they still hold the top spot in the

The first half of this year’s Dakar has been brutally demanding, but the Sedlcany-based crew is thriving. With three stage wins out of five, Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda continue to extend their lead in the overall rankings, firmly holding onto first place. Success is also coming for MM Technology as a

9th January 2025 – The black-and-white truck from Sedlcany put on a commanding performance in the second leg of the marathon stage, securing another stage win in true start-to-finish fashion. The MM Technology crew stormed through the rocky terrain without a hitch, finishing again ahead of two other EVO4 trucks from the same technology center.

Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda secured another stage victory after conquering fields of lava rocks and canyons during a 400+ km fourth stage. Joining them on the virtual podium were two other trucks from Sedlcany’s technology center. In the overall standings, Benny (the truck) and the crew are holding onto first place

The black-and-white MM Technology rally truck, nicknamed Benny, crossed the finish line of Stage 3 in fourth place. The shortened 327 km special saw the team lose five minutes to the stage winner on the punishing rocky terrain, but they continue to hold the overall lead in the truck category. Rocky Terrain Put the Team

The intense two-day special stage delivered a nerve-wracking showdown for the win. After a night without assistance or proper bivouac facilities, Martin Macik Jr., Frantisek Tomasek, and David Svanda crossed the finish line first after 967 km. However, the road to victory was anything but easy. They also took the overall lead. Neck-and-Neck Battle Right

It wasn’t just the factory truck called Benny that had to fight hard today. Martin Macik Jr. and his crew took a real beating in the first stage, stretching over 400 km. Despite the harsh conditions, they crossed the finish line in third place, breathing down the necks of their competitors. Tomorrow, the field faces

Pilot Martin Macik Jr., navigator Frantisek Tomasek, and mechanic David Svanda secured third place in the prologue. Covering a 29 km route, their truck, nicknamed Benny, tackled the rough terrain, gravel, and dense shrubbery with confidence. The crew remains optimistic and excited for the official start of the rally. Tough Terrain Was No Match for

The MM Technology factory truck, nicknamed Benny, made his first journey off the beaten path. During a private test session, he tackled a 35-kilometer trial flawlessly and successfully passed the scrutineering. MM Technology gathered 8 out of their 9 trucks in the desert, creating the first official group photo of nearly the entire fleet. The