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January
2009
Spain’s Carlos Sainz overcame poor visibility to take the overall lead in the Dakar Rally on Sunday. He won the second stage, a 237-kilometer run from Santa Rosa to Puerto Madryn.
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January
2009

Boris Said is no longer king of the mountain. Todd Bodine and Morgan Lucas have taken his place. Bodine laid down a fast first run, then held on to edge Joe Gibbs Racing phenom Joey Logano on Sunday and capture the first race at the fourth annual Geoff Bodine Bobsled Challenge. Lucas beat Bodine in the spectacular second race.
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4th
January
2009
No passing. That was the only rule Tony Stewart had to abide by in Saturday’s 38th annual Fiesta Bowl parade.
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4th
January
2009
Elliott Sadler, released last month as driver of the No. 19 Dodge, claims Gillett Evernham Motorsports is in breach of contract.
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January
2009
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January
2009
Sam McQuagg, the 1965 NASCAR rookie of the year, died of cancer Saturday in Columbus, Ga. He was 73.
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January
2009
Hundreds of thousands of people overwhelmed the capital of Argentina on Friday to see the vehicles competing in the first Dakar Rally in South America.
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January
2009
Admittedly, the collapse of Kyle Busch’s No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota team in the Chase tainted an otherwise phenomenal season in which Busch won eight of the first 22 Cup races in his first year with JGR. Nevertheless, Busch deserves high praise for what he was able to accomplish during a transition year.
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