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The rest day now seems a distant memory as the eighth stage of the 2011 Dakar Rally push the field along a timed special weighing in at over 500km.
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Dakar Diary: Tussle for the top spot Jan 12, 2011
The bivouac may have stayed put in Copiapo but there was still plenty of exploring for the competitors to do on the Dakar as the pilots took on a 200km loop around the focal point of the Chilean...
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