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Toyota factory driver Al Attiyah had led from the January 1 start in Saudi Arabia and finished in Jeddah 27 minutes and 46 seconds ahead of France's nine-time world rally champion Sebastien Loeb.
Noah, who had a tough first week due to extreme cold conditions and a couple of falls, has come into his own and is looking forward to the last four stages.
The five-time national champion survived a few crashes in the world's toughest off-road rally.
Noah, riding a 450 RTR for the Sherco Factory team, ended up 19th in the 12th and final stage on Friday to finish 20th in the overall standings.
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