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Interview: Nasser Al Attiyah on the defence of his Dakar crown

By David Evans Saturday, December 31st 2011, 11:48 GMT

Nasser Al Attiyah heads in to the 2012 Dakar as the reigning champion and pre-event favourite, but with lack of works entries from Volkswagen and Mitsubishi he knows this year's rally could be one of the closest in its history.

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