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SA teams flew local manufacturing flag high at 2024 Dakar Rally - Vimarsana News

SA teams flew local manufacturing flag high at 2024 Dakar Rally

South African competitors and vehicle manufacturers claimed numerous accolades after extremely tough 2024 Dakar Rally…

Dakar Rookies Shine for TOYOTA GAZOO Racing | SpeedwayMedia.com - Vimarsana News

Dakar Rookies Shine for TOYOTA GAZOO Racing | SpeedwayMedia.com

The 2024 edition of the Dakar Rally brought mixed results for TOYOTA GAZOO Racing, but while some of the team’s big names found the going particularly tough, it was the two rookie drivers who made their presence count.

Consolidation for Toyota Gazoo Racing at Dakar Stage 8 - Vimarsana News

Consolidation for Toyota Gazoo Racing at Dakar Stage 8

Solid performances by all five TGR crews.

Moraes grabs first Dakar win as Sunderland retires - Vimarsana News

Moraes grabs first Dakar win as Sunderland retires

Lucas Moraes grabbed his first Dakar stage victory on Monday as Yazeed Al-Rajhi finished third to take the overall lead in the car class.The Spaniard finished sixth on stage 3, 3min 29sec behind Moraes. 

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Moraes Grabs First Saudi Dakar Win as Sunderland Retires - Vimarsana News

Moraes Grabs First Saudi Dakar Win as Sunderland Retires

Lucas Moraes grabbed his first Dakar stage victory on Monday as Yazeed Al-Rajhi finished third to take the overall lead in the car class. In the bikes, Kevin Benavides claimed victories as a host of his rivals were penalized for speeding and two-time winner Sam Sunderland was knocked out of the race by mechanical problem ended his interest in this year's edition, organizers said. Moraes, a Brazilian Toyota driver won the 438km third stage by just nine seconds from Swede Mattias Ekstrom in an Audi.

Source: aawsat.com