Untimed 11th stage of Dakar Rally

2009-01-15 10:57:25 GMT2009-01-15 18:57:25 (Beijing Time) SINA.com

Chile's Jaime Prohens rides his motorcycle KTM during the untimed 11th stage of the South American edition of the Dakar Rally 2009 as he arrives from Chile's Copiapo to Fiambala in Argentina January 14, 2009. Wednesday's 11th stage of the Dakar Rally has been cancelled due to heavy fog. The competitors will now drive the 680-km route without racing their vehicles. REUTERS/Ariel Pacheco (ARGENTINA)

Robby Gordon and co-driver Andy Grider, both from the U.S., drive their Hummer during the untimed 11th stage of the South American edition of the Dakar Rally 2009 as they arrive in Fiambala in Argentina from Chile's Copiapo January 14, 2009. Wednesday's 11th stage of the Dakar Rally has been cancelled due to heavy fog. The competitors will now drive the 680-km route without racing their vehicles. REUTERS/Ariel Pacheco (ARGENTINA)

A local resident gives a bunch of grapes to Germany's driver Stephan Schott in a Mitsubishi as he arrives in Fiambala in Argentina from Chile's Copiapo during the untimed 11th stage of the South American edition of the Dakar Rally January 14, 2009. Wednesday's 11th stage of the Dakar Rally has been cancelled due to heavy fog. The competitors will now drive the 680-km route without racing their vehicles. REUTERS/Ariel Pacheco (ARGENTINA)

South Africa's Giniel DeVilliers and co-driver Dirk Von Zitzewitz of Germany drive their Volkswagen during the untimed 11th stage of the South American edition of the Dakar Rally 2009 as they arrive from Chile's Copiapo to Fiambala in Argentina January 14, 2009. Wednesday's 11th stage of the Dakar Rally has been cancelled due to heavy fog. The competitors will now drive the 680-km route without racing their vehicles. REUTERS/Ariel Pacheco (ARGENTINA)

Chile's Jaime Prohens rides his motorcycle KTM during the untimed 11th stage of the South American edition of the Dakar Rally 2009 as he arrives from Chile's Copiapo to Fiambala in Argentina January 14, 2009. Wednesday's 11th stage of the Dakar Rally has been cancelled due to heavy fog. The competitors will now drive the 680-km route without racing their vehicles.

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