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No Chile in Dakar 2016
No stages of Dakar 2016 will take place in Chile after the devastation caused by recent flooding. Chilean authorities are engaged in rebuilding and
Coma and Al-Attiyah win Dakar Rally
Marc Coma won his fifth Dakar Rally title in the bike category on Saturday. The Spaniard safely negotiated the shortened final stage to Baradero
Al-Attiyah and Coma on track for Dakar titles
Qatari driver Nasser Al-Alttiyah is one stage away from a second Dakar Rally title following a fourth-placed finish in the penultimate stage 12 that
Dakar stage 11: Al-Attiyah and Coma retain leads
The scenery may have changed, but the lead characters in the Dakar Rally remain the same. Cars Nasser Al-Attiyah produced another stellar performance
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Barreda wins stage as Coma extends overall lead
Joan Barreda claimed his third stage win of this year’s Dakar Rally after a succesful ride in stage ten – a 371 kilometre special between Calama in
Dakar Rally: Rodrigues rides to Stage 9 victory as Al-Attiyah closes in on car title
Helder Rodrigues bounced back from a disastrous ride on Monday when he lost over three hours to win stage nine of the Dakar Rally. Out of the title
Coma tops riders in Chile after rough day in Dakar
The toughest rally in the world lived up to its reputation as stage eight of the Dakar 2015 decimated the riders on the 808 kilometre course between
Dakar Rally: Terranova claims stage 7
Argentina’s Orlando Terranova kept his composure to claim the 7th stage of the Dakar Rally on Saturday. The Mini driver, who had already won twice
Dakar Rally: Rodrigues and Al-Attiyah claim stage six
Helder Rodrigues won stage six of this year’s Dakar Rally. The Portuguese Honda rider held off the big guns over the 318 km timed special between
Coma clinches the fifth stage of the Dakar Rally
Reigning champion Marc Coma produced a superb display to clinch the fifth stage of the Dakar Rally on Thursday. After two consecutive second-place
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