Silk Way Rally

The Silk Way Rally (Russian: Шёлковый путь) is an annual rally raid type of off-road race. The first Silk Way Rally was raced in 2009 from Kazan, Russia to Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. From 2010 to 2013, the race has taken place in Russia. The 2016 edition had a Moscow-Astana-Beijing route, the 2017 edition starts in Moscow and finishes in Xi'an, China.

Silk Way Rally
CategoryRally raid
RegionEurasia
Inaugural season2009
Drivers' championRussia Alexander Rusanov (Cars)
Russia Alexey Naumov (Bikes)
Russia Dmitry Sotnikov (Trucks)
Russia Dmitry Kalinin (Quads)
Turkmenistan Toylyev Merdan (Production)
Russia Nikita Mazepin (SSV)
Constructors' championGAZ (Cars)
KTM (Bikes)
Kamaz (Trucks)
Can-Am (Quads)
Lada (Production)
Can-Am (SSV)
Official websitewww.silkwayrally.com

From 2009 to 2011, the rally was part of ASO's Dakar Series. In previous editions several stages of Silk Way Rally also constituted a part of Russian Rally Championship as well as the FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies.

In 2023 Bulat Yanborisov, a director of Silk Way was exposed as a GRU Russian agent and that Silk Way had a geo-political agenda to aid Russia.[1]

Rules

Silk Way Rally is a rally raid that goes both through off-road spaces and by public roads. Each crew, which usually consists of a driver and a navigator (with a mechanic for truck crews and only of a rider for motorcycles), must complete the Selective Sections (also called Special Stages) of the itinerary indicated in the Road Book (the legend) and pass through all compulsory Waypoints. The crew with the shortest total time on all specials of rally route becomes the winner.

Road sections (or liaisons) between the specials go on public roads and highways and must be covered within the target time, observing Road Traffic Code. The failure to respect the target time incurs a penalty, which is marked on the control card (carnet) and is taken in account during the calculation of total results.

Since 2012 any competitor that fails to complete a special stage is allowed to continue the race with a penalty of 50 hours, added to the total time. This option can be used only one time and must be performed on the next day after the failed stage.

The rally compete in three categories: moto, cars and trucks. The motorcycle class was added in 2019.[2] Along with the division into basic categories of moto, cars and trucks, each of them having its own overall classification, all vehicles that participate in Silk Way Rally are split into separate competition groups as required by FIA.

Winners
  Part of Dakar Series
  Part of FIA and/or FIM competitions
Year Route Cars Trucks Bikes Quads
Driver
Co-Driver		 Make Driver
Co-Driver
Mechanic		 Make Rider Make Rider Make
2009 Kazan-Ashgabat Spain Carlos Sainz
Spain Lucas Cruz		 Volkswagen Touareg Russia Firdaus Kabirov
Russia Andrey Mokeev
Russia Tanin Anatoly		 Kamaz Not held Not held
2010 St. Petersburg-Sochi Spain Carlos Sainz
Spain Lucas Cruz		 Volkswagen Touareg Russia Eduard Nikolaev
Russia Viatcheslav Mizyukaev
Russia Vladimir Rybakov		 Kamaz
2011 Moscow-Sochi Poland Krzysztof Hołowczyc
Belgium Jean-Marc Fortin		 BMW X3 Czech Republic Aleš Loprais
Czech Republic Vojtěch Štajf
Czech Republic Milan Holáň		 Tatra
2012 Moscow-Gelendzhik Russia Boris Gadasin
Russia Dan Schemel		 G-Force Proto Russia Ayrat Mardeev Kamaz
2013 Moscow-Astrakhan France Jean-Louis Schlesser
Russia Konstantin Zhiltsov		 Sonangol Schlesser Original Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Viatcheslav Mizyukaev
Russia Andrei Aferin		 Kamaz
2014-2015not held
2016 Moscow-Beijing France Cyril Despres
France David Castera		 Peugeot 2008 DKR Russia Ayrat Mardeev
Russia Aydar Belyaev
Russia Dmitriy Svistunov		 Kamaz
2017 Moscow-Xi'an France Cyril Despres
France David Castera		 Peugeot 3008 DKR Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Ruslan Akhmadeev
Russia Ilnur Mustafin		 Kamaz
2018 Astrakhan-Moscow Saudi Arabia Yazeed Al Rajhi
Germany Timo Gottschalk		 Mini John Cooper Works Rally Russia Andrey Karginov
Russia Andrey Mokeev
Russia Igor Leonov		 Kamaz
2019 Irkutsk-Dunhuang Qatar Nasser Al-Attiyah
France Mathieu Baumel		 Toyota Hilux Russia Anton Shibalov
Russia Dmitry Nikitin
Russia Ivan Tatarinov		 Kamaz United Kingdom Sam Sunderland KTM 450 Rally Factory Poland Rafał Sonik Yamaha Raptor 700
2020 not held
2021 Omsk-Gorno-Altaysk France Guerlain Chicherit
France Alexandre Winocq		 Century Racing CR6 Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Ruslan Akhmadeev
Russia Ilgiz Akhmetzianov		 Kamaz Austria Matthias Walkner KTM 450 Rally Factory Replica Russia Alexander Maximov Yamaha YFM 700R Raptor SE
2022 Astrakhan-Moscow Russia Alexander Rusanov
Russia Evgeny Pavlov		 GAZelle NEXT Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Ruslan Akhmadeev		 Kamaz Russia Alexey Naumov KTM 450 Rally Factory Replica Russia Dmitry Kalinin Can-Am Outlander

History

Summary
YEAR START FINISH #
STAGE		 DISTANCE, КМ
DATE CITY DATE CITY Special
Stage		 Liaison
 TOTAL
2009 5 September Russia Kazan 13 September Turkmenistan Ashgabat 9[3] 2,621 2,007 4,628
2010 11 September Russia Saint-Petersburg 18 September Russia Sochi 8 2,014 2,845 4,859
2011 10 July Russia Moscow 16 July Russia Sochi 7 2,450 1,490 3,940
2012 7 July Russia Moscow 13 July Russia Gelendzhik[4] 7[3] 2,083 1,776 3,859
2013 7 July Russia Moscow 13 July Russia Astrakhan 8[3] 2, 822 1173 3,995
2016 9 July Russia Moscow 24 July China Beijing 15 4,105 6,630 10,735
2017 7 July Russia Moscow 22 July China Xian 14 4,094 5,50 9,599
2018 15 July Russia Astrakhan 29 July Russia Moscow 7 2,327 873 3,488
2019 6 July Russia Irkutsk 16 July China Dunhuang 10 2,589 2,414 5,003
2020 not held
2021 1 July Russia Omsk 6 July Russia Gorno-Altaysk 5 651 2,457 3,108
2022 6 July Russia Astrakhan 16 July Russia Moscow 10 2,800 1,580 4,380
Note: the data are listed nominally - due to cancellations, abbreviations and changes in the stages may actually differ.

2009
Presidents of the host at the solemn event after the first edition of the rally on 13 September 2009 (from left to right): Dmitry Medvedev, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow and Nursultan Nazarbayev

Edition 1 of the Silk Way Rally set off from Kazan in Tatarstan and headed to Ashgabat in Turkmenistan. The nine days, 4,500-km rally featured 3,900 km of special stages. Carlos Sainz won his 1st international Rally-Raid. A perfect rehearsal for "El Matador" who the following January won the Dakar Rally in his 4th attempt. In the truck category, Kamaz dominated with two-time Dakar winner Firdaus Kabirov taking top honours in what was his last major international victory.

STAGE DATE START FINISH DISTANCE, КМ
SS LIAISON TOTAL
prologue 5.09 Russia Kazan Russia Kazan 2 - 2
1 6.09 Russia Kazan Russia Buguruslan 141 337 478
2 7.09 Russia Buguruslan Kazakhstan Uralsk 231 316 547
3 8.09 Kazakhstan Uralsk Kazakhstan Beyneu 580 296 876
4 9.09 Kazakhstan Beyneu Kazakhstan Zhanaozen 424 55 479
5 10.09 Kazakhstan Zhanaozen Turkmenistan Türkmenbaşy 514 184 698
6 11.09 Turkmenistan Türkmenbaşy Turkmenistan Balkanabad 345 72 417
7 12.09 Turkmenistan Balkanabad Turkmenistan Türkmenbaşy 360 154 514
8 13.09 Turkmenistan Türkmenbaşy Turkmenistan Asgabat 24 593 617
TOTAL 2 621 2 007 4 628
Note: Green color is allocated distances, cream — not included.

PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES - 25

TOTAL ROUTE LENGTH - 4628 km

62 CARS AND 20 TRUCKS ENTERED THE MARATHON

34 CARS AND 16 TRUCKS FINISHED THE MARATHON

113 MEDIA ACCREDITED - 347 JOURNALISTS

753 TV-BROADCASTS WITH TOTAL DURATION OF 2,260 MINUTES

3,167 PUBLICATIONS IN MEDIA

TEAM SERVICE CARS - 96 CREWS

17 CREWS PRESENTED THE RAID CATEGORY

60 Т OF PETROL, 210 Т OF DIESEL FUEL AND 325 Т OF AVIATION KEROSINE WERE USED

ESCORT PROVIDED SUPPORT TO 160 VEHICLES OF PARTICIPANTS AND 120 VEHICLES OF

ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE] 526 VIPS FROM FOUR STATES VISITED THE RALLY

2010
Start ceremony of the rally-marathon "Silk Way 2010" from the Palace Square in St. Petersburg, Russia
Vladimir Putin on the bivouac of the rally-marathon "Silk Way" meets with the participants of the competition
STAGE DATE START FINISH DISTANCE, КМ
SS LIAISON TOTAL
1 11/09 Russia Saint-Petersburg Russia Staraya Russa 85 330 415
2 12/09 Russia Staraya Russa Russia Vyazma 209 575 770
3 13/09 Russia Vyazma Russia Lipetsk 210 395 605
4 14/09 Russia Lipetsk Russia Volgograd 300 490 790
5 15/09 Russia Volgograd Russia Astrakhan 450 150 600
6 16/09 Russia Astrakhan Russia Elista 400 105 505
7 17/09 Russia Elista Russia Maykop 340 440 780
8 18/09 Russia Maykop Russia Krasnaya Polyana 20 360 380
Toral 2 014 2 845 4 859

PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES - 22

TOTAL ROUTE LENGTH - 4859 km

48 CARS AND 16 TRUCKS ENTERED THE MARATHON

29 CARS AND 13 TRUCKS FINISHED THE MARATHON

168 MEDIA ACCREDITED - 507 JOURNALISTS

918 TV-BROADCASTS WITH TOTAL DURATION OF 3,660 MINUTES

4,015 PUBLICATIONS IN MEDIA

TEAM SERVICE CARS - 96 CREWS

12 CREWS IN CARS AND MOTOBIKES PRESENTED THE RAID CATEGORY

51,675 L OF PETROL, 289,912 L OF DIESEL FUEL AND 160 Т OF AVIATION KEROSINE WERE USED

2011
Polish pilot Krzysztof Hołowczyc on the podium of the rally-marathon "Silk Way Rally 2011", Krasnaya polyana

First departure from Moscow for the Silk Way Rally, which saw its number of entries rise, to the delight of the thousands of Muscovites who came to Red Square for the ceremonial start. Ahead of the competitors, seven days of racing and 3,983 km, with 2,366 km of special stages. After the week of hard-fought action it was Poland's Krzysztof Holowczyc scoring the biggest win of his career, ahead of the disciplines greatest driver, Stéphane Peterhansel, while in the truck category, Alès Loprais got revenge from the previous year.

STAGE DATE START FINISH DISTANCE, КМ
SS LIAISON TOTAL
1 10/07 Russia Moscow Russia Lipetsk 260 310 570
2 11/07 Russia Lipetsk Russia Volgograd 480 365 845
3 12/07 Russia Volgograd Russia Astrakhan 430 160 590
4 13/07 Russia Astrakhan Russia Astrakhan 400 15 415
5 14/07 Russia Astrakhan Russia Stavropol 690 75 765
6 15/07 Russia Stavropol Russia Maykop 170 220 390
7 16/07 Russia Maykop Russia Sochi 20 345 365
ВСЕГО 2 450 1 490 3 940
Note: green color marked distances included in the overall standings , cream — distance not included in the overall standings.

PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES - 28

TOTAL ROUTE LENGTH – 3,940 km

95 CARS AND 35 TRUCKS ENTERED THE MARATHON

50 CARS AND 26 TRUCKS FINISHED THE MARATHON

138 MEDIA ACCREDITED - 605 JOURNALISTS

969 TV-BROADCASTS WITH TOTAL DURATION OF 3,983 MINUTES

4,518 PUBLICATIONS IN MEDIA

TEAM SERVICE CARS - 153 CREWS

50,000 L OF PETROL, 551,700 L OF DIESEL FUEL AND 160 Т OF AVIATION KEROSINE WERE USED

2012
Winner of the Silk Way Rally 2012 Boris Gadasin

The start once again from Red Square for the Silk Way Rally, which the number of entries is on the rise. On the programme, a completely new 4,000-km route to Sochi. Storms that battered southern Russian forced the race to stop at Gelendzhik. Boris Gadasin became the first Russian driver to win in the car category, while Kamaz returned to its winning ways thanks to another of its young hopefuls, Ayrat Mardeev, the future winner of the 2015 Dakar!

STAGE DATE START FINISH DISTANCE, КМ
SS LIAISON TOTAL
prologue 7/07 Russia Moscow Russia Ryazan - 184,85 184,85
1 8/07 Russia Ryazan Russia Volgograd 258 620 878
2 9/07 Russia Volgograd Russia Volgograd 309 125 434
3 10/07 Russia Volgograd Russia Elista 488 189 677
4 11/07 Russia Elista Russia Elista 506 159,5 665,5
5 12/07 Russia Elista Russia Maykop 453 230 683
6 13/07 Russia Maykop Russia Gelendzhik 69 266 335
TOTAL 2 083 1 774 3 857
Note: Green color is allocated distances, cream — not included.

PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES - 25

TOTAL ROUTE LENGTH – 3,550 km

118 CREWS: 93 JEEPS AND 25 TRUCKS ENTERED THE MARATHON

TEAM SERVICE CARS - 143 CREWS

270 MEDIA ACCREDITED - 581 JOURNALISTS

712 TV-BROADCASTS WITH TOTAL DURATION OF 2,074 MINUTES

4,312 PUBLICATIONS IN MEDIA

360 000L OF MOTOR FUEL ARE USED

2013
Start of the rally-marathon "Silk Way Rally 2013" on Red Square in Moscow
STAGE DATE START FINISH DISTANCE, КМ
SS LIAISON TOTAL
пролог 6/07 Russia Moscow Russia Tambov - 452,91 452,91
1 7/07 Russia Tambov Russia Volgograd 373,43 370,69 744,12
2 8/07 Russia Volgograd Russia Volgograd 478,38 68,39 546,77
3 9/07 Russia Volgograd Russia Astrakhan 485,74 144,29 631,03
4 10/07 Russia Elista Russia Astrakhan 485,00 49,67 534,67
5 11/07 Russia Astrakhan Russia Astrakhan 499,00 60,25 559,25
6 12/07 Russia Astrakhan Russia Astrakhan 512,00 54,02 466,02
7 13/07 Russia Astrakhan Russia Astrakhan 87,36 74,65 162,01
TOTAL 2 822 1 275 4097

2016
Production group car on the stage of the Silk Way Rally 2016
STAGE DATE START FINISH ALTITUDE, М DISTANCE, КМ
MIN. MX. SS LIAISON TOTAL
1 9/07 Russia Moscow Russia Kazan 2 852 854
2 10/07 Russia Kazan Russia Ufa 64 188 136 490 625
3 11/07 Russia Ufa Kazakhstan Kostanay 254 467 200 615 815
4 12/07 Kazakhstan Kostanay Kazakhstan Astana 108 378 345 510 856
5 13/07 Kazakhstan Astana Kazakhstan Balkhash 408 998 569 253 821
6 14/07 Kazakhstan Balkhash Kazakhstan Almaty 336 580 411 445 856
7 16/07 Kazakhstan Almaty China Bortala 1072 2575 77 505 582
8 17/07 China Bortala China Urumqi 294 471 257 648 905
9 18/07 China Urumqi China Hami 58 974 384 335 720
10 19/07 China Hami China Dunhuang 553 1916 340 144 484
11[5] 20/07 China Dunhuang China Jiayuguan 1376 2508 330 231 561
12 21/07 China Jiayuguan China Alashan 1148 1811 425 242 667
13 22/07 China Alashan China Wuhai 1159 1792 367 357 725
14 23/07 China Wuhai China Hohhot 1039 1224 261 494 756
15 24/07 China Hohhot China Beijing - 508 508
Total 4 105 6 630 10 735
Note: the distances included in the overall standings are highlighted in green , cream is canceled. The actual numbers may differ from the sum of the intermediate numbers, since all the numbers are rounded.

10735 km - total route length 17 days - rally duration, 14 bivouacs 41 countries presented their participants 1,100 participants and team members More than 2,500 people in Europe, Russia and China in the Rally organization 145 Russian and international journalists received permanent accreditation 560 media representatives received temporary accreditation TV reports from the "Silk Way 2016" Rally were broadcast in 196 countries of Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa Bivouac hosted up to 2,200 people daily 550 vehicles arrived daily to the bivouac and went further along the rally route 125 sports crews (102 SUVs and 23 trucks) entered the rally 192 "Assistance" crews Up to 15,000 people visited the spectator areas along the rally route every day 16 aircraft 14 auto transporters moved along the rally route

2017

For the Silk Way Rally of year 2017 the Organization Committee prepared a new route project, which includes the best features of the 6th edition as well as some developments and surprises. The rally once again took the form of a marathon through Russia, Kazakhstan and China, which proved itself successful last year. The rally's organisation was commended by the Russian President Vladimir Putin.

STAGE DATE START FINISH DISTANCE, КМ
SS LIAISON TOTAL
1 8/07 Russia Moscow Russia Cheboksary 61,43 665,72 726,95
2 9/07 Russia Cheboksary Russia Ufa 157,00 628,63 785,63
3 10/07 Russia Ufa Kazakhstan Kostanay 329,25 567,14 876,39
4 11/07 Kazakhstan Kostanay Kazakhstan Astana 373,22 192,69 908,80
5 12/07 Kazakhstan Astana Kazakhstan Semey 484,47 365,07 849,54
6 13/07 Kazakhstan Semey Kazakhstan Urdzhar 387,86 209,27 597,13
7 14/07 Kazakhstan Urdzhar China Karamay 106,60 306,3 412,90
8 15/07 China Karamay China Urumqi 250,37 185,97 436,34
9 17/07 China Urumqi China Hami 421,00 392,89 813,89
10 18/07 China Hami China Dunhuang 360,28 157,25 517,53
11 19/07 China Dunhuang China Jiayuguan 488,65 208,85 783,84
12 20/07 China Jiayuguan China Alashan 254,75 229,04 483,79
13 21/07 China Alashan China Zhongwei 318,66 236,48 690,31
14 22/07 China Zhongwei China Xian 100,67 643,76 716,56
Total 4 094 5 505 9 599
Note: the distances included in the overall standings are highlighted in green , cream is canceled. The actual numbers may differ from the sum of the intermediate numbers, since all the numbers are rounded

2018

• The distance of the route of the Silk Way Rally 2018 (Russian part) - 5169 km, 3127 are special stages

• 94 crews took part

• Permanently accredited media - 214

• TV channels - 85

• 196 broadcast countries

• 3,500 people took rally bivouacs daily

• Up to 20,000 people were in spectator areas daily

• 13 aircraft of aviation support (6 aircraft, 7 helicopters)

STAGE DATE START FINISH DISTANCE, КМ
liaison ss liaison total assist
1 21/07 Astrakhan Astrakhan 25,67 311.00 11,30 347,97 0
2 22/07 Astrakhan Elista 99,62 365,50 7,48 472,6 0
3 23/07 Elista Astrakhan 43,37 332,00 100,01 475,38 358
4 24/07 Astrakhan Astrakhan 11,05 366,03 13,50 390,58 0
5 25/07 Astrakhan Volgograd 13,99 443,78 80,11 537,88 442
6 26/07 Volgograd Lipetsk 76,13 317,15 373,50 766,78 645
7 27/07 Lipetsk Moscow 18,79 191,70 286,73 497,22 477
TOTAL 288,62 2327,16 872,63 3488,41 1922
Note: the distances included in the overall standings are highlighted in green , cream is canceled.

The actual numbers may differ from the sum of the intermediate numbers, since all the numbers are rounded

2019

On 6 July 2019 the Rally officially took off from Irkutsk.

STAGE Date Start Finish DISTANCE, km
liaison ss liaison Total
1 7 /07 Russia Irkutsk Russia Baikalsk 71,03 50,87 133 254,9
2 8 /07 RussiaBaikalsk Russia Ulan-Ude 134,57 207,67 67,1 409,34
3 9 /07 Russia Ulan-Ude Mongolia Ulaanbaatar 362,07 243 86,28 691,35
4 10 /07 MongoliaUlaanbaatar MongoliaUlaanbaatar 3,54 470,19 3,23 476,96
5 11 /07 MongoliaUlaanbaatar MongoliaMandalgovi 21,64 337 5,95 364,59
6 12/07 MongoliaMandalgobi MongoliaDalanzadgad 1,25 408,17 2,33 411,75
7 13 /07 MongoliaDalanzadgad ChinaBayinbaolige 370 - 181 551
8 14 /07 ChinaBayinbaolige ChinaAlashan 430,37 326,6 29,14 786,11
9 15 /07 ChinaAlashan ChinaJiayuguan 29,17 290,3 181,73 501,2
10 16 /07 ChinaJiayuguan ChinaDunhuang 96,26 255 205,04 556,3
Total 1519, 9 2588,8 894,8 5003,5

2020

The 2020 Silk Way Rally was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[6]

2021

The 2021 Silk Way Rally was held but the Mongolian portion was cancelled due to COVID-19 and bubonic plague outbreaks in the country.[7]

2022

The 2022 race was held in July 2022 solely in Russia and had limited overseas entrants due to sanctions imposed on Russia relating to the Russo-Ukrainian War.

Podium

Cars
Year 1st 2nd 3rd
DriverCar DriverCar DriverCar
2009 Spain Carlos SainzVolkswagen United States Mark MillerVolkswagen South Africa Giniel de VilliersVolkswagen
2010 Spain Carlos SainzVolkswagen Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahVolkswagen United States Mark MillerVolkswagen
2011 Poland Krzysztof HołowczycBMW France Stéphane PeterhanselMINI Russia Alexander ZheludovNissan
2012 Russia Boris GadasinG-Force Hungary Balázs SzalayOpel Czech Republic Miroslav ZapletalHummer
2013 France Jean-Louis SchlesserSonangol Schlesser Russia Vladimir VasilievG-Force Russia Evgeny FirsovToyota
2016 France Cyril DespresPeugeot Saudi Arabia Yazeed Al-RajhiMINI Russia Vladimir VasilievMINI
2017 France Cyril DespresPeugeot France Christian LavieilleBAICmotor China Wei HanGeely
2018 Saudi Arabia Yazeed Al-RajhiMINI Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahToyota France Cyril DespresMCM Origina
2019 Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahToyota China Wei HanGeely France Jérôme PelichetOPTIMUS
2021 France Guerlain Chicherit Century Racing Russia Denis Krotov MINI France Jérôme Pelichet MD Optimus

Trucks
Year 1st 2nd 3rd
CrewTruck CrewTruck CrewTruck
2009 Russia Firdaus Kabirov
Russia Andrey Mokeev
Russia Anatoly Tanin		Kamaz Netherlands Gerard de Rooy
Belgium Tom Colsoul
Poland Darek Rodewald		Iveco Czech Republic Ales Loprais
Slovakia Jaroslav Miskolci
Czech Republic Milan Holáň		Tatra
2010 Russia Eduard Nikolaev
Russia Viatcheslav Mizyukaev
Russia Vladimir Rybakov		Kamaz Russia Vladimir Chagin
Russia Sergey Savostin
Russia Ildar Saysultanov		Kamaz Russia Firdaus Kabirov
Russia Aydar Belyaev
Russia Andrey Mokeev		Kamaz
2011 Czech Republic Ales Loprais
Czech Republic Milan Holáň
Czech Republic Vojtěch Štajf		Tatra Russia Firdaus Kabirov
Russia Andrey Mokeev
Russia Anatoly Tanin		Kamaz Russia Andrey Karginov
Russia Vyacheslav Mizyukaev
Russia Igor Devyatkin		Kamaz
2012 Russia Airat Mardeev
Russia Aydar Belyaev
Russia Anton Mirniy		Kamaz Netherlands Peter Versluis
Netherlands Jurgen Damen
Netherlands Harry Schuurmans		MAN Russia Anton Shibalov
Russia Robert Amatych
Russia Ildar Saysultanov		Kamaz
2013 Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Vyacheslav Mizyukaev
Russia Andrey Aferin		Kamaz Russia Anton Shibalov
Russia Robert Amatych
Russia Almaz Hisamiev		Kamaz Belarus Siarhei Viazovich
Belarus Alexander Polishchuk
Belarus Dmitry Vikhrenko		MAZ
2016 Russia Airat Mardeev
Russia Aydar Belyaev
Russia Dmitriy Svistunov		Kamaz Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Ruslan Akhmadeev
Russia Ivan Romanov		Kamaz Netherlands Martin van den Brink
Netherlands Peter Willemsen
Czech Republic Daniel Kozlovský		Renault
2017 Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Ruslan Akhmadeev
Russia Ilnur Mustafin		Kamaz Russia Anton Shibalov
Russia Andrey Mokeev
Russia Dmitry Nikitin		Kamaz Russia Airat Mardeev
Russia Aydar Belyaev
Russia Dmitriy Svistunov		Kamaz
2018 Russia Andrey Karginov
Russia Andrey Mokeev
Russia Igor Leonov		Kamaz Russia Airat Mardeev
Russia Aydar Belyaev
Russia Akhmet Galyautdinov		Kamaz Russia Anton Shibalov
Russia Dmitry Nikitin
Russia Ivan Romanov		Kamaz
2019 Russia Anton Shibalov
Russia Dmitry Nikitin
Russia Ivan Tatarinov		Kamaz Russia Andrey Karginov
Russia Andrey Mokeev
Russia Ivan Malkov		Kamaz Russia Airat Mardeev
Russia Dmitry Svistunov
Russia Sergey Krenev		Kamaz
2021 Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Ruslan Akhmadeev
Russia Ilgiz Akhmetzianov		 Kamaz Belarus Siarhei Viazovich
Belarus Pavel Haranin
Belarus Anton Zaparoshchanka		 MAZ Russia Anton Shibalov
Russia Dmitry Nikitin
Russia Ivan Tatarinov		 Kamaz
2022 Russia Dmitry Sotnikov
Russia Ruslan Akhmadeev
Russia Ilgiz Akhmetzianov		 Kamaz Russia Eduard Nikolaev
Russia Evgenii Iakovlev
Russia Bogdan Karimov		 Kamaz Belarus Siarhei Viazovich
Belarus Pavel Haranin
Belarus Vitaliy Murylev		 MAZ

Moto
Year 1st 2nd 3rd
DriverBike DriverBike DriverBike
2019 United Kingdom Sam SunderlandKTM United States Andrew ShortHusqvarna France Adrien van BeverenYamaha
2021 Austria Matthias Walkner KTM United States Skyler Howes Husqvarna Argentina Franco Caimi Hero
2022 Russia Alexey Naumov KTM Russia Alexander Gatiyatulin KTM Russia Evgeny Tikhonov KTM

Quads
Year 1st 2nd
RiderQuad RiderQuad
2019 Poland Rafal SonikYamaha Russia Alexander MaximovYamaha
2021 Russia Alexander Maximov Yamaha Poland Rafal Sonik Yamaha
2022 Russia Dmitry Kalinin Can-Am

Notes
  1. "Investigation uncovers ties between Silk Way Rally, Russian military and diplomatic activities". 24 April 2023.
  2. "La 9ème édition du SILK WAY RALLY (6 au 16 juillet 2019) proposera un parcours inédit avec l'intégration de la Mongolie au tracé ainsi que la catégorie moto". SilkWay (in French). 22 October 2018. Archived from the original on 6 November 2018. Retrieved 5 November 2021.
  3. With Prologue
  4. Из-за стихийного бедствия в Краснодарском крае ралли завершилось в Майкопе.
  5. Stage canceled due to weather conditions.
  6. "Silk Way Rally cancels 2020 edition outright". us.motorsport.com. Retrieved 11 March 2022.
  7. Presse, AFP-Agence France. "Coronavirus, Bubonic Plague Force Silk Way Rally To Cancel Mongolian Stages". www.barrons.com. Retrieved 11 March 2022.
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