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1982 Paris–Dakar Rally
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Host country	France  Algeria  Mali  Senegal

1982 Dakar Rally also known as the 1982 Paris–Dakar Rally was the 4th running of the Dakar Rally event. 382 competitors took part. The brothers, Claude Marreau and Bernard Marreau, won for the Renault team while Cyril Neveu won the motorcycle category for the Honda team.

Stages

Stage	Date	From	To	Total (km)
1	1 January	Paris	Olivet
2	2 January	Olivet	Sète
	3 January	Transportation to Africa
3	4 January	Algiers	Ouled Djellal	470
4	5 January	Ouled Djellal	Hassi Messaoud
5	6 January	Hassi Messaoud	Bordj Omar Driss	414
6	7 January	Bordj Omar Driss	Tit	568
7	8 January	Tit	Timeaouine	538
8	9 January	Timeaouine	Gao	740
	10 January	Rest day in Gao
9	11 January	Gao	Mopti	538
10	12 January	Mopti	Gao	570
	13 January	Rest day in Gao
11	14 January	Gao	Tombouctou	424
12	15 January	Tombouctou	Niono	558
13	16 January	Niono	Nioro du Sahel	517
14	17 January	Nioro du Sahel	Tambacounda	310
15	18 January	Tambacounda	Dara	306
16	19 January	Dara	Tiougoune	250
17	20 January	Tiougoune	Dakar	100

Results

Cars

No.	Driver / co-driver	Country	Marque
1	Claude Marreau / Bernard Marreau	France	Renault
2	Jean Claude Briavoine / André Deliaire	France	Lada
3	Jean-Pierre Jaussaud / Michel Brière	France	Mercedes
4	Pierre Lartigue / Patrick Destaillats	France	Range Rover
5	Jacky Ickx / Claude Brasseur	Belgium  France	Mercedes

Bikes

Pos.	Rider	Country	Marque
1	Cyril Neveu	France	Honda
2	Philippe Vassard	France	Honda
3	Grégoire Verhaegue	France	Barigo
4	Guy Albaret	France	Yamaha
5	Michel Merel	France	Yamaha

Trucks

Pos.	Driver co-drivers	Country	Marque
1	Georges Groine / Thierry de Saulieu / Bernard Malferiol	France	Mercedes
2	Pierre Laleu / Bernard Langlois	France	Mercedes
3	Jan de Rooy / Gérard Straetmans	Netherlands	DAF
4	Claude Hervé / Jean-Claude Garcia	France	Acmat
5	Etienne Martinez / Jean-Paul Oligo	France	Mercedes

References

1. "History of Dakar - RETROSPECTIVE 1979-2007" (PDF). Dakar Rally. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 June 2010. Retrieved 7 January 2009.

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