[Interviews]

🎥 Toby Price: Like Never Before

9 years ago | Photos: Kin Marcin/Red Bull Content Poo

This is nothing short of epic! You have to sit down and watch this amazing interview with Toby Price. He goes into great detail about overcoming the crash that cost him his Dakar championship, the crazy conditions in the overseas hospital and the long road back to recovery in an effort to win back his Dakar Rally crown.
So kick back and watch Toby have a chinwag with his good mate Jason Macalpine from Gypsy Tales.
For more on Toby’s journey, check out this interview with the man behind the Dakar Rally’s longest win-streak, Alex Doringer.


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