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MotorSports team begins its sixth consecutive Dakar rally

By ANI | Updated: January 2, 2022 13:10 IST

MotoSports Team Rally has begun its campaign at the 44th edition of the Dakar Rally in Ha'il, Saudi Arabia.

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MotoSports Team Rally has begun its campaign at the 44th edition of the Dakar Rally in Ha'il, Saudi Arabia.

Participating in its sixth consecutive Dakar Rally- arguably the toughest race on the planet - MotoSports Team Rally is represented by a two-rider team - experienced and in-form Joaquim Rodrigues and young gun Aaron Mare, who is replacing the injured Franco Caimi for the Rally.

The team started their campaign on January 1 with a 19 km long qualifying stage (earlier known as Prologue).

Joaquim Rodrigues finished at the 11th position and Aaron Mare at the 16th position in the Rally GP class.

( With inputs from ANI )

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Tags: DakarSaudi ArabiaMotosports team rallyJoaquim rodriguesAaron mare
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