It’s December 31 and South Racing Can-Am has just wrapped their preparations for the start of Dakar 2022, a monumental race known for pushing competitors mentally and physically over 7,000 kilometers over a span of almost two weeks. This year marks the 44th year of the race and its third year in Saudi Arabia.
Over the last three days, the South Racing Can-Am team has been testing and optimizing the Maverick X3 side by side vehicles the team is racing in the T3 and T4 classes in the SSV (Side by Side Vehicle) category. Today’s final adjustments are following yesterday’s Shakedown event and are the last tweaks the mechanics and drivers are allowed
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