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KONRAD DABROWSKI

(pol) Born on 08/06/2001 1.84m / 80kg

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Duust / KTM Warszawa / MMG Talent / Euvic / Senetic / Metal Expert / JG Scott / Kenny Racing / Rally Training Center / Motul

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"I’m excited to put the work in"

Crew facts

  • Konrad is the son of Marek Dabrowski, a huge reference in the polish motorsports world as a bike and car racer. He grew up watching the 15 Dakar races of his dad and followed him during his entire rally career. If you want to understand Konrad's behaviour, you need to turn to his father. Marek's Dakar career started one year before Konrad was born! The Dakar has been present in Konrad's life for as long as he can remember...
  • It's not only about motorsports in the Dabrowski family. Between 7 and 12 years old, Konrad used to swim during his primary school years (up to 10 hours per week), which gave him a lot of endurance capacities. But swimming got to be « boring » at the end.
  • While racing though, Konrad used to cheer two of the biggest names at that time, Marc Coma and Cyril Despres. He became later a huge fan of Toby Price, not only because of his riding skills but also of his life approach.
  • For his first Dakar in 2021, Konrad Dabrowski became the youngest ever finisher in the bike class at 19 years old and a promising talent with a nice 28th spot. Just before the 2023 Dakar, Konrad was stuck down with appendicitis and had to give the race a miss.
  • Konrad is nowadays one of the biggest experts of Dakar Rally within the under 25 young guns community. Last november, he won two events, the overall standings of the Qatar Baja with more than half an hour advance, and the Dubaï International Baja ! Konrad is on fire !

Ambition

"After nearly spending the last two months in Dubaï for training with Jean-Loup Lepan in our rally training center, I’m excited to put the work in and make the final push before the biggest race of the year. In 2025 I was able to achieve my goal of finishing well inside the Top 20 with a 16th place overall but I did come short of achieving the result I wanted in Rally 2. This year the focus is very similar. I want to beat my best ever results, finishing higher in the overall classification which means battling for at least top 15 and fight for a top 5 in Rally 2 with hopes of a podium in the class."

Vehicle

DUUST RALLY TEAM

KTM 450 RALLY FACTORY REPLICA
DUUST RALLY TEAM

  • KTM
  • 450 RALLY FACTORY REPLICA
  • 449 cm3 (four cylinder engine)
  • 70
  • 139
  • 33
  • Duust Rally Team
  • Duust Rally Team
  • Rally 2

Ranking 2026

All news of K. Dabrowski

Dakar Mag - 16/01 20:16 [GMT +3] - Bike

One step at a time…

Konrad Dabrowski finished in 28th position on his first Dakar in 2021 and is continuing to discretely make progress which could eventually see him join the elite. On the eve of the end of the rally in Yanbu, he occupies 13th position in the overall rankings and 4th in the Rally 2 class.

 The Dakar is a race that often involves a lot of perseverance....

Newsflashes - 15/01 12:58 [GMT +3] - Bike

Rally 2: a third different leader

 After Michael Docherty (from the prologue to stage 3) and Preston Campbell (stage 4 to stage 10), Toni Mulec is now the third different rider to lead the overall rankings in the Rally 2 class. The Slovenian launched a blistering comeback against the American and has taken the lead by 2'27’’ but it is by no means over yet. Martim Ventura (in 3rd) has put a second...

Newsflashes - 15/01 08:35 [GMT +3] - Bike

Rally 2: an uncertain podium

 Toni Mulec enjoyed a good day yesterday, making up a considerable share of his deficit to Rally 2 overall rankings leader, Preston Campbell. The American now only leads by 3’23’’ over the Slovenian who is intent on battling for outright triumph! Portuguese biker Martim Ventura is 3rd a little less than 2 hours behind but will have to keep an eye on Polish...

Newsflashes - 14/01 14:00 [GMT +3] - Bike

New Rally2 podium after Barbosa crashes out

Third in Rally2 this morning, Ruy Barbosa has crashed at km 307 and retired from the stage due to pain in his right shoulder. The Chilean hands third place on the podium to the Pole Konrad Dabrowski. Up front, Preston Campbell remains leader, but his advantage over Toni Mulec has shrunk to just 3′23″! The Slovene clawed back 14′05″ on the American...

Newsflashes - 14/01 07:40 [GMT +3] - Bike

Consistency does the trick for Campbell in Rally2

The riders are filing through the start arch, with Preston Campbell having set out a few minutes ago. The American has yet to bag a Rally2 win this week, but his metronomic consistency has put him on top of the ranking in his class. Will his cushion over Toni Mulec (second at 17′28″) be enough to manage things all the way to the finish?

Behind them, the...

Newsflashes - 12/01 08:07 [GMT +3] - Bike

Docherty sets the pace in the Rally 2 class

 Michael Docherty has achieved the seventh best time overall to take the upper hand in the Rally 2 class after 45 km. The South African leads Neels Theric by 9’’ and Konrad Dabrowski by 19’’. Overall rankings leader Preston Campbell has started cautiously, trailing by 57’’.

Newsflashes - 11/01 10:33 [GMT +3] - Bike

Docherty (or Ventura) in control in Rally2

Has Michael Docherty taken the lead in the Rally2 stage? The South African sets the fastest times at km 155 and 178, ahead of Neels Theric (+18″) and Konrad Dabrowski (+1′09″)… but we have to wait for Martim Ventura to reappear to be sure. The Portuguese rider had been setting the pace in the class before losing his times due to an issue with his tracking...

Newsflashes - 11/01 08:16 [GMT +3] - Bike

Mulec hot on Campbell's case

Off goes the Slovenian Toni Mulec, second in the Rally2 class, 16’42” adrift of Preston Campbell. Can he reel in the American and challenge him for class honours? The gloves are off and he already clawed back four minutes in stage 6. Lurking in the shadows is the Pole Konrad Dąbrowski, lying in wait at 23’29” behind the leading Honda.

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