The logistics phase after the Dakar Rally has concluded, and the equipment used by Lithuanian driver Benediktas Vanagas is back in Vilnius for meticulous servicing. This includes a transport truck carrying his Toyota GR DKR Hilux EVO T1+ Ultimate along with vehicles from other team members and competitors, highlighting the extensive logistical operations involved in ensuring the safe return of rally equipment. The vehicles were transported from Saudi Arabia to Barcelona, where they were then transferred to their respective locations, demonstrating the intricate planning that went into the transportation process after such a demanding race.

Benediktas Vanagas expressed the importance of this maintenance phase, calling it a 'precision phase' where skilled mechanics will prepare the vehicles over an eleven-week cycle leading up to the next scheduled race. The focus is particularly on the 'combat' Hilux, which is expected to undergo significant preparations in order to be race-ready. This phase is not just about repair; it involves fine-tuning and optimizing the vehicles for the upcoming challenges, showcasing the dedication and effort behind competitive racing.

The return of the vehicles also signifies more than logistics; it embodies the spirit of endurance and the continuous journey of racing teams who, despite the end of one competition, are always looking forward to the next. With the emphasis on precision and teamwork in the workshops, the preparation for the next rally reflects the ongoing commitment to excellence that characterizes the sport, ensuring that each vehicle is at its peak performance when the next race begins.