Sergey Karyakin, who finished fourth in the 2016 edition of the Dakar Rally, said he was considering a protest against the results of the event. Karyakin, who had earlier voiced his grievances against the organisation of the race, wound up narrowly missing out on the podium, passed on the final stage by Brian Baragwanath for third place. The Russian rider, left irate at the conclusion of the event, has now suggested that the decisions of the event's stewards cost him a top-three finish. "The make-up of the organisational team changed this year," Karyakin told RBC Yekaterinburg. "The direction of the race fell out with the previous team, so they all left, and he brought new...
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