Giniel de Villiers (born 25 March 1972 in Barrydale, South Africa) is a South African racing and rally driver, best known for winning the 2009 Dakar Rally...
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de Villiers, South African cricketer Gerard de Villiers, French writer of spy stories Giniel de Villiers, South African racing driver HO de Villiers,...
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Volkswagen take its first win in the Dakar as a works entrant courtesy of Giniel de Villiers. Initially, teammate and former WRC champion Carlos Sainz led the...
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championship appearances during the 1987 season. He finished seventh in the Tour de Corse and eighth on the RAC Rally. He remained with Ford for the following...
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Jutta Kleinschmidt finished in 3rd overall. With the Race Touareg 2, Giniel de Villiers finished in 2nd place overall in 2006. In 2007, Mark Miller finished...
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Parliament George Villiers (disambiguation) Gérard de Villiers (1929–2013), French writer, journalist and publisher Giniel de Villiers (born 1972), South...
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finishes Most consecutive finishes: Giniel de Villiers with 21 (2003-2024) Most consecutive top 10 finishes: Giniel de Villiers with 16 (2009-2024) Most classes...
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overall in the Race Touareg. In the 2006 Dakar Rally, Volkswagen driver Giniel de Villiers and co-driver Tina Thörner claimed the second spot, the highest ever...
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Lood de Jager: Rugby Player Faf de Klerk: Rugby Player AB de Villiers: former Captain of South Africa national cricket team Giniel de Villiers: 2009...
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legendary Dakar race ahead of fellow Volkswagen drivers Sainz and Giniel de Villiers, making him the only Arab to ever win the difficult race. The driver...
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