DAKAR 2011: COMA PESTERS DESPRES

 

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    05/01/2011
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    The third stage of the Dakar 2011 saw last year's runners-up in the bike and cars sections hitting back as 2009 winner Marc Coma took his first stage victory of the year and Nasser Al-Attiyah left defending champion Carlos Sainz in his dust. In the trucks, Vladimir Chagin also had a day to remember as he put his KAMAZ back in the lead.

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