Al-Attiyah’s Dakar dream ends for 2012

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11th January 2012

Nasser Al-Attiyah's bid for a second straight Dakar Rally victory came to an end on Tuesday when he was forced to retire his Hummer from the event following further alternator and engine problems

Al-Attiyah tipped for epic Dakar comeback

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8th January 2012

World Rally Championship star Nasser Al-Attiyah is still capable of taking back to back Dakar Rally victories despite being 43 minutes off the lead halfway through the 2012 event - according to his team boss Robby Gordon

Al-Attiyah hits trouble on Dakar opener

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1st January 2012

Nasser Al-Attiyah's hopes of taking back to back Dakar Rally victories in different machinery have hit an early stumbling block when his Hummer came to a halt on the opening stage

Al-Attiyah picks Hummer for Dakar defence

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7th December 2011

Nasser Al-Attiyah has picked Robby Gordon's Hummer team for his new Dakar drive as he aims to repeat his 2011 win in the event

Rautenbach wins another African title

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6th December 2011

Former Citroen privateer Conrad Rautenbach has won this year's African Rally Championship: his second African title after the 27-year-old became the youngest-ever person to win the overall title in 2007

Video: Pastrana’s Safari adventure

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1st December 2011

X Games star, occasional rally ace and future NASCAR driver Travis Pastrana took part in the recent East African Safari Rally in a Tuthill Porsche

Waldegard wins Safari in Tuthill Porsche

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28th November 2011

Bjorn Waldegard, the inaugural World Rally champion in 1979, has become the first person to win the epic Safari Rally with a Porsche 911, run by British specialist Tuthill Porsche

McRae claims Asia Pacific title

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6th November 2011

Alister McRae has claimed the FIA Asia Pacific title for the first time after winning the China Longyou Rally in his Proton Satria S2000. Proton, run by Mellors Elliot Motorsport in Derbyshire, also claimed the manufacturers’ title.

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It is midway through day-6 of the 9 day event and the winner Bjorn Waldegard sits stoically in his battered Porsche 911. This car has just had a large section of the roll cage replaced because of extensive damage sustained after Bjorn lost control in a slippery mud-hole and hit a stranded truck. The repair was expertly effected by the Tuthill Porsche team, who cannibalised a retired 911 to repair Waldegard's version in real African 'back-street-garage' style. Incredibly only 41 minutes in road penalties were lost.
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