Sergio Big Dawg

I got 4! Anybody dares to beat me?

Beyond the bad surprise on the radar, thank you Varun and team for an amazing drive. Faster than I'm used to (which I loved) and for the first time I tried the ridge riding. Definitely a lot of learning still to be made there, but today was a good first glimpse.

Plus one! This is going to be a drive Abu Dhabi police will be very happy about

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you @JeromeFJ for the fun drive ans the detailed and spot-on recount!

Unfortunately I can't come guys. I just left the event formally too. Have fun!

Thank you @Jeepie, I loved the drive. Looking forward to even more technical ones 😉

Guys is this drive on even in spite of the recent rain (and the forecast)?

Thank you, looking forward to learn more 😊

@Chaitanya D thanks for the tip on the skidplate, the Safari is now better protected (and looks nicer too 😉)

I'm reviewing the videos, I'll keep on adding on this post: Here we have some interesting drops and Asif parking in the crest 😂 : https://gopro.com/v/62geQ7Q04kr6o Arrival at the yellow truck: https://gopro.com/v/KRqk6o0lyZrRa Quite a big drop: https://gopro.com/v/8vgyB7V5onaXX Difficult climb in soft patch: https://gopro.com/v/lrzQl33Zr3EV5 Fun climb and drop: https://gopro.com/v/zPopXBX1PDzp1 Fun sequence: https://gopro.com/v/zPopD65Kl67ZK

Thank you @Asif Hussain for the amazing lead, @Chaitanya D for the incredibile support and @Simon Dawood for sharing the experience with me. Here is the only pic I can share directly (from my phone) videos will take a bit longer.

Apparently the diesel is an unpleasent smell and those animals tend to stay away, but I don't know how effective it is. An if there are alternatives I'd rather go with another method

Thank you, I had already checked that amazing post, and even acknowledged it in mine. My doubts remain unanswered

First of all I'd like to thank @Chaitanya D for this amazing post on dangerous scorpions and vipers. My question is twofold: 1) is there any valid prevention strategy to keep critters away while camping in the desert? I heard some guys bring a bottle of diesel and they make a circle around the camp. I don't like the approach and I'm asking for alternatives 2) in case of being stung/bitten it's important to visit the closest clinic/hospital. I'm trying to come up with a full list of sites that actually have anti-venom. I called DHA, was bounced to 1 million phone numbers and emails, but I have not found a list. Does anybody have it?