Qatar's Nasser Saleh al-Attiyah became a three-time Dakar Rally winner on Thursday, finishing with a 46 minute advantage after taking no risks on the final stage to Lima, while Australian Toby Price took the motorcycle crown.
The triumph, in a gruelling endurance event now run entirely in Peru and featuring cars, bikes and trucks, was a first for Japanese constructor Toyota.
Spaniard Carlos Sainz, last year's car champion, won the closing 10th stage from Pisco with al-Attiyah 12th and some nine minutes slower.
Sainz's compatriot Nani Roma, in an X-Raid Mini, finished second overall with nine times rally world champion Sebastien Loeb, runner-up in the stage, completing the podium with a privately-entered Peugeot in the absence of a works entry.
Al-Attiyah's previous Dakar wins were with Volkswagen in 2011 and Mini in 2015.
Runner-up in 2018, the Qatari led after every stage bar the second day in this year's event when South African team mate Giniel de Villiers was ahead.
Price, battling a painful wrist injury, had led overnight but with only a minute between him and Chilean Pablo Quintanilla.
The Australian clinched his second Dakar title, on a KTM, after he won the stage and Quintanilla fell.
Russian Eduard Nikolaev secured his third successive Dakar title, and fourth in total, in the truck category with Kamaz.
