N°68 Bike MONSTER ENERGY HONDA HRC
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TOSHA SCHAREINA

(esp) Born on 03/06/1995 1.83m / 80kg

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Todos los deportes extremos.

2024: Moto/ Abandono etapa 1 (1 victoria etapa prólogo)
2023: Moto/13º
2021: Moto/13º (2º mejor rookie y ganador de la categoría maratón de motos de serie)

2024: Rally Portugal del W2RC, 1er (3 triunfos de etapa) ; Desafío Ruta 40, 2º (victoria etapa prólogo y 2 etapas más) ; Rallye du Maroc, 2º (triunfo prólogo y en dos etapas más). W2RC: 3º
Campeón del mundo FIM E-XPLORER World Cup y 2º en categoría mixta FIM E-XPLORER World Cup (junto a Francesca Nocera)
2023: 2º clasificado Sonora Rally del W2RC, 1er clasificado Desafío Ruta 40 del W2RC, 5º clasificado Rally de Marruecos del W2RC; Ganador en la Baja Aragón
2022: 1er clasificado Baja Aragón,10º clasificado en Rally Marruecos, 6º en Rally Andalucía
2021: 2º clasificado en Baja Aragón
2020: Victoria en Endurocup y 2º en Rally 2 del Rally Andalucía, 1º en el Rally Todo Terreno de Cuenca.
2019: 1º en el Hispania Rally; 2º en la Baja Aragón, 7º en el Panáfrica Rally de Marruecos.
2019- 2018- 2017- 2016: Compitió en el Campeonato del Mundo de Enduro

“I am gaining the experience I need”

RIDER FACTS…

  • Monster Energy Honda HRC's Tosha Schareina is one of the Dakar favourites in the bike category. It is with pride and honour that he takes on the responsibility of taking over from Joan Barreda as Spain's great hope. No Spanish rider has won the Dakar since Marc Coma won the last of his five 'touaregs' in 2015.
  • The 29-year-old rider approaches this Dakar with elevated confidence and ambition after his fantastic return to competition after overcoming the wrist fracture he suffered in the 2024 Dakar. Not scoring points there and not participating in the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge prevented him from winning the FIM W2RC World Championship title. However, he still finished in a fantastic 3rd place in the World Championship. All thanks to his incredible results, as Tosha never finished lower than second place. He returned to the World Championship at Rally Portugal with victory (3 stage wins), was runner-up in the Desafío Ruta 40 (he won the prologue and two other stages) and second in the Morocco Rally (he won the prologue and two more stages).
  • Born in Valencia but with a German first name and surname after his father, he grew up in a humble family. His mother worked in the hotel industry and didn't have the money for Tosha to dream of becoming a racer. His uncle on his mother's side of the family gave him a motorbike when he was a child, and from there, he progressed in competition thanks to the help of friends and many people who supported him selflessly.
  • Schareina's story of persistence in achieving his dream is inspiring. On his Dakar debut on a motorbike in 2021, he showed his class with 13th place and second-best rookie. He was due to be crowned in 2022 but missed the registration deadline. A lost year could cut short his progression, but he entered the 2023 Dakar with the desire to excel as a privateer. Despite tendinitis in his gas hand, he recovered and was consistently among the favourites on an inferior bike in the second week. Honda then offered him a ride in the Sonora Rally as a test. Tosha was in for it, but the pressure was not on him: he finished runner-up in his first race with HRC in a W2RC World Championship event. And the second, the Desafío Ruta 40 of the W2RC that he won.

AMBITION 2025

“We had a great season in 2023, and I was looking forward to the 2024 Dakar. We started by winning the prologue stage, but on stage 1, I fell and was out of the race. I was riding in a very comfortable zone, without taking any risks, and I fell in a place where I felt very comfortable. Maybe I was too relaxed. More than the pain of the crash was the sentimental pain because Honda had trusted me, and I couldn't repay that trust in the race. I had a plate and several screws, and the following month, I was back on the bike in a race in Japan with Honda. And finally, the 2024 season has been amazing. I'm improving greatly on all terrains and doing well in the Morocco Rally, which has given me the confidence to take on this Dakar. I'm gaining the experience I need, which is fundamental in this sport."

"It's an honour to be one of the Spaniards trying to succeed great legends like Nani Roma and Marc Coma. I hope that one day it will happen. Winning the 2025 Dakar? You must always go for victory in the Dakar, just as in any other race. I have more experience, and the 2024 crash will keep me on my toes. I have a chance to be in the fight for victory in the bike category. I've shown that throughout 2024 and.... Why shouldn't I be there fighting for the win?"

Vehicle

MONSTER ENERGY HONDA HRC

HONDA CRF 450 RALLY
MONSTER ENERGY HONDA HRC

  • HONDA
  • CRF 450 RALLY
  • 450 cc, monocilíndrica, 4 tiempos
  • doble cuna de aluminio
  • 35 litros
  • Monster Energy Honda HRC
  • Monster Energy Honda HRC
  • Rally GP

Ranking 2025

All news of T. Schareina

Summary - 17/01 17:29 [GMT +3]

DAKAR 2025: CONSECRATION FOR SANDERS AND AL RAJHI

Ultimate: Patience proves the wiser for Al Rajhi

• With a solid return to the Dakar following his absence in 2024, Henk Lategan moved into the lead at the halfway point, added a stage success to his roll of honour and held steady until the ninth special when he suffered from having to open the way. Yazeed Al Rahji, who was trailing in the South African’s wake until...

Newsflashes - 17/01 12:58 [GMT +3] - Bike

Number 20 for KTM

KTM has won the bike category for the 20th time, reinforcing its position of constructor with the most Dakar titles. The Austrian firm won 9 of the thirteen specials on this edition of the rally (5 for Daniel Sanders, 2 for Luciano Benavides and 2 for Michael Docherty). Honda completed the rally with 3 stage successes (won by Adrien Van Beveren, Ricky Brabec and Tosha Schareina),...

Reactions - 17/01 11:06 [GMT +3] - Bike

Tosha Schareina: “I’m supper happy for Daniel”

With 2nd place on his 4th Dakar, Tosha Schareina was the most threatening rival for Daniel Sanders, who, like the Spaniard, is one of the youngest Rally GP riders on this Dakar, apart from Edgar Canet. The new generation has taken over on this Dakar and marks a generational turning point in the motorbike hierarchy.

“I’m super happy to...

Newsflashes - 17/01 10:03 [GMT +3] - Bike

Spain returns to the podium

A Spanish rider had not climbed onto the Dakar bike category podium since Gerrard Farres, who finished third in 2017. Tosha Schareina has put his country on the second step. It is his first podium finish on his fourth participation.

Newsflashes - 17/01 07:40 [GMT +3] - Bike

Sanders closes in on glory

The riders on the provisional podium of the Dakar will be among the last 15 competitors to start the special at 8.50. Leader Daniel Sanders boasts a lead of 9 minutes over Tosha Schareina and 15’50’’ over Adrien Van Beveren. The fourth placed biker, Luciano Benavides, trails the Australian by 22’16’’. The top 5 is completed by title holder...

Reactions - 16/01 18:41 [GMT +3] - Bike

Tosha Schareina: “I would have needed to start two positions further back”

Tosha Schareina moved to within 9 minutes of Daniel Sanders on the eve of the finish. It was the day’s best comeback but not sufficient to worry the official KTM rider tomorrow.

“I’m happy, I’ve been racing the Dakar for three years now and today I’m battling for overall victory. This morning, all the riders agreed,...

Summary - 16/01 17:38 [GMT +3]

Honey to the bee for Sanders, all smiles for Al Rajhi

FOCUS
Dunes and fog are not a good mix when the riders, drivers and crews have to start a special on the Dakar. This morning, the Empty Quarter was full of dense mist, preventing the helicopters from taking off and ensuring the race’s safety. The delay of the start to the special while waiting for the skies to clear also incited the bikers to request that the stage...

Newsflashes - 16/01 14:49 [GMT +3] - Bike

Honey to the bee for Sanders

Tosha Schareina regained 7’31’’ on Daniel Sanders but the Australian still boasts a lead of 9’00’’ over his closest pursuer in the general rankings. The KTM rider is only 131 kilometres (including 61 km against the clock) from a first triumph on the Dakar. Schareina in turn has a lead of 6’50’’ over third-placed Adrien Van...

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