Paris Dakar Cairo Logo
A high-contrast black silhouette of a human head in profile, facing left, composed as a single solid shape on a white background. The head appears wrapped in a flowing desert headdress or scarf that creates layered, draped shapes around the...
Logo
About Paris Dakar Cairo
A high-contrast black silhouette of a human head in profile, facing left, composed as a single solid shape on a white background. The head appears wrapped in a flowing desert headdress or scarf that creates layered, draped shapes around the face and neck.
The silhouette contains a small area of negative space implying the eye/face opening and the overall mark is purely pictorial — there is no accompanying text, border, or additional colours in the image.
What's in it: human head headscarf / keffiyeh / turban-like headdress
Shapes: silhouette human profile draped cloth/hood shape negative-space eye/opening
Style: minimalist monochrome pictorial flat
Evokes a desert nomad / Tuareg-style head with wrapped headdress; suggests desert, travel, endurance and rally/adventure themes.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Paris Dakar Cairo Logo History
This stylized Tuareg/Bedouin head silhouette is the long-standing emblem associated with the Paris–Dakar Rally (now known as the Dakar Rally), an off-road endurance rally created by Thierry Sabine in the late 1970s.
Frequently asked
Is there any text in this logo?
No — the image is a standalone black pictorial silhouette without words.
What does the figure represent?
Visually it represents a person wearing a wrapped desert headdress, evoking a nomad or Tuareg figure.
What industry is this logo associated with?
It is associated with motorsport/rally events (the Paris–Dakar / Dakar Rally).