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Saudi’s Rakan Al-Rashed targets more points in World Rally Championship 2 after top-10 finish in Portugal

Saudi’s Rakan Al-Rashed targets more points in World Rally Championship 2 after top-10 finish in Portugal

  • The 32-year-old driver and businessman was delighted to earn first WRC 2 point in his career after a challenging rally that saw his tires punctured on the opening day
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