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Fans of the Dakar Rally will quickly point out that more than 50% of all vehicles participating in this year's race were built in South Africa. They will also say that a Qatari national won the race for the second consecutive time racing for the South African arm of Toyota Gazoo Racing.
Ford Performance is polishing its motorsport credentials. Its return to Dakar follows announcements as an engine supplier to Red Bull's Formula One team and a return to The 24 hours of Le Mans with the Mustang GT3.
DUBAI: An extreme racing version of the Ford Ranger will lead the expansion of Ford Performance global off-road racing to include the iconic Dakar Rally in 2024 and beyond.
Formula 1 is waiting with bated breath over Lewis Hamilton's next career move.
TABUK, Saudi Arabia: Yazeed Al-Rajhi teamed up with German co-driver Timo Gottschalk to get the defense of his Saudi Toyota Rally Championship title underway with a comfortable victory at the new Tabuk-NEOM Rally in northern Saudi Arabia on Saturday.
And fighting continues in Sudan, after ceasefire talks fail - but an agreement has been reached between the army and rival RSF forces to protect civilians and relief workers.
HERMOSILLO, Mexico: The stage has been set for a fascinating battle in the desert heat of Mexico as Sebastien Loeb looks to tighten the grip held by Bahrain Raid Xtreme on the World Rally Raid Championship.
HERMOSILLO: Sebastien Loeb will be aiming to build on a brilliant winning record in Mexico as he looks to protect the lead held by Bahrain Raid Xtreme in the World Rally Raid Championship this week.
W ith knees bent and his sword angled upwards, 14-year-old Souleymane Ndiaye* lunges towards his opponent. A dozen other young Senegalese boys – who have been in prison or care homes – scuttle back and forth along several playing strips (known as pistes), thrusting and parrying. Metallic clinks resonate around the fencing room on the edge of the city of Thiès, 40 miles east of the capital, Dakar.