Sainz reveals he broke his back in Dakar crash
Carlos Sainz senior, father of the Ferrari Formula One driver of the same name, revealed on Monday that he broke his back in a Dakar Rally crash last week.
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Rallying-Ekstrom takes Dakar stage win, Al-Attiyah stays top
Jan 11 : Mattias Ekstrom won stage seven of the Dakar Rally on Sunday as the field started the second week in Saudi Arabia with late drama for Toyota's Henk Lategan while Qatar's Nasser Al-Attiyah stayed top in the car category.
Rallying-Guthrie wins Dakar stage five, Lategan stays top
Jan 8 : Toyota's Henk Lategan retained the overall lead in the Dakar Rally on Thursday after American Mitch Guthrie Jr led a fifth stage one-two-three for Ford in the Saudi Arabian desert.
Rallying-Lategan leads the Dakar, champion Al-Rajhi withdraws
Jan 7 : Saudi Arabia's Dakar Rally champion Yazeed Al-Rajhi declared an end to his title defence and withdrew on Wednesday as South African Henk Lategan dominated the fourth stage for Toyota and took over at the top.
Rallying-US driver Guthrie leads Dakar after stage three sweep for Ford
Jan 6 : Ford Raptors filled the top five places in the Dakar Rally as American Mitch Guthrie Jr won the third 421km stage in Saudi Arabia, his first victory in the top car category, and took the overall lead on Tuesday.
Rallying-High five for Toyota but Al-Attiyah leads after Dakar second stage
Jan 5 : Toyota drivers dominated the second stage of the Dakar Rally with the fastest five placings on Monday but Nasser Al-Attiyah took over at the top of the car standings for the Dacia Sandriders team.
Rallying-De Mevius takes Dakar lead as champion Al-Rajhi penalised
Jan 4 : Saudi Arabia's defending Dakar Rally champion Yazeed Al-Rajhi struggled on Sunday's first full stage on home terrain, clocking up 16 minutes of penalties as X-Raid Mini driver Guillaume de Mevius took the lead.
Rallying-Ekstrom wins Dakar prologue in Ford one-two
Jan 3 : Sweden's Mattias Ekstrom made a quick start to the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia on Saturday by leading a Ford one-two, the manufacturer's first, in the 22km prologue to the main event.
Rallying-Al-Attiyah loses World Rally-Raid title to Moraes after stop-sign error
A mistake after crossing the finishing line cost Nasser Al-Attiyah his fourth straight World Rally-Raid Championship title, as a penalty he received following the final stage of the Rallye du Maroc handed the trophy to Lucas Moraes on Friday.