Safety protocol
We want you to experience the desert with every bit of intensity it deserves. And for that, you need to know there is a professional team behind every kilometre, every stage and every moment of the raid. Safety does not limit adventure. It makes it possible.
Active 24h Control Centre
Every participating vehicle carries a satellite tracking device that transmits its GPS position in real time to our control centre. Throughout all stages of the raid, our team monitors the movements of every team, detects prolonged stops and can act within minutes of any anomaly.
"Safety doesn't limit
adventure.
It makes it possible."
Full Medical Assistance
We have a qualified doctor integrated into the organisation team throughout the raid. The medical vehicle follows the route of each stage and has access to the tracking of all participants. We have evacuation protocols in place with Moroccan emergency services and an emergency helipad at the main bivouacs.
"Safety doesn't limit
adventure.
It makes it possible."
Pre-Raid Checks
Before the raid starts, each team goes through a technical and administrative scrutineering process. We check the vehicle condition, the minimum required protection, driver and co-driver documentation, vehicle insurance, mandatory safety equipment and communication devices. A vehicle that does not pass scrutineering cannot go on track.
"Safety doesn't limit
adventure.
It makes it possible."
Never Disconnected
Every team carries an emergency communicator (Stela Evo) with an active SOS button. The emergency protocol is defined from the initial briefing: how to activate the signal, what the organisation does in each case, where the evacuation points are and how an incident on track is managed. Nothing is improvised.
"Safety doesn't limit
adventure.
It makes it possible."
So Nobody Gets Left Behind
We have technical assistance vehicles distributed along the most demanding stages. They can resolve basic mechanical breakdowns, assist in recovering stuck vehicles and transfer teams to the bivouac in the event of retirement. The goal is that nobody spends the night alone in the desert and that everyone reaches the bivouac.
"Safety doesn't limit
adventure.
It makes it possible."
Information is Safety
Before each stage, we hold a full briefing with all participants. We explain the route, risk zones, control points, terrain conditions and any relevant updates. A well-informed participant is a safer participant. Briefings are not optional: they are part of the safety protocol.
"Safety doesn't limit
adventure.
It makes it possible."
From briefing to finish: every kilometre under control.