The race began in Shimla and ended in Leh, over the weekend.
Sanjay Agarwal came second, followed by Harpreet Bawa.
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Of the 75 cars, bikes and scooters that had entered the extreme category, 29 finished the rally - including all five participants in the newly-created scooters category.
In the adventure trail category, of the 62 cars that were flagged off, 41 made it through the final leg of the rally.
The rally this year saw the extreme and adventure trail categories compete on two different routes.
The rally travelled through some of the highest altitudes in the world. Two of the highest motorable passes - Wari La (5,250 metres) and Khardung La (5,602 metres) and one of the highest human settlements in the world, Komik (4,587 metres).
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