Dakar Rally confirms new 2027 host after move away from Saudi Arabia
The news has been speculated for some time, but it is now official.
WRC rally winning co-driver Harryman passes away
Multiple World Rally Championship round winning co-driver Terry Harryman has died aged 87. The Northern Irishman was one of the finest co-drivers of his generation, enjoying a career that spanned five decades, scoring six WRC wins and nine podiums. Harryman called pacenotes for…
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