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Coma and Sainz set Dakar pace
Spanish Volkswagen driver and former world rally champion Carlos Sainz and compatriot Mara Coma are setting the pace after the opening three stages of the Dakar Rally – although Qatar’s Nasser Al-Attiyah (BMW) pipped Sainz to Monday’s special.
Alonso involved in minor plane incident
Former Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso was travelling back to Europe on Monday after being involved in a minor plane incident while on holiday.
Jackie Stewart says time for F1 supremos to go
Former world champion Sir Jackie Stewart blasted Formula One chiefs Bernie Ecclestone and Max Mosley in an interview on Monday, saying the time had come for them to step aside.
Sainz beats invisible men to grab Dakar lead
Spain’s former world rally champion Carlos Sainz overcame poor visibility to take the overall lead in a congested Dakar Rally on Sunday after winning the second stage, a 237km special from Santa Rosa to Puerto Madryn.
Sainz grabs Dakar lead
Spain’s former world rally champion Carlos Sainz has taken the overall lead in the Dakar Rally after winning the second stage – a 237km special from Santa Rosa to Puerto Madryn.
Verhoeven wins second motorbike Dakar stage
Dutch rider Frans Verhoeven has won the second stage of the motorbike race in the Dakar Rally.
Qatar's Al-Attiyah wins Dakar opener
Qatar’s Nasser Al-Attiyah clinched the opening stage of the 2009 Dakar Rally on Saturday as defending champions Mitsubishi struggled.
Ducati will keep title - Bayliss
Retired world superbike champion Troy Bayliss is confident Ducati will retain the title in 2009 and has named his successor at the factory team, Noriyuki Haga, as the major contender.