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South African Giniel de Villiers scored his first stage win of the 2009 Dakar Rally and moved into second place overall after Stage 5 on Wednesday.

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Darlington Raceway is reducing ticket prices on nearly 9,000 seats for the 2009 Southern 500.

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Larry McClure, a co-founder of Morgan-McClure Motorsports, has agreed to plead guilty to tax fraud charges.

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A Frenchman became the latest fatality in the Dakar Rally on Wednesday, when Nasser Al Attiyah reclaimed the race’s overall lead and NASCAR star Robbie Gordon was third in a fifth stage won by Giniel De Villiers. The body of motorcyclist Pascal Terry, missing since Sunday, was found in dense bush between Santa Rosa and Puerto Madryn.

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A co-founder of Morgan-McClure Motorsports has agreed to plead guilty to tax fraud charges. Assistant U.S. Attorney Randy Ramseyer said Wednesday that in exchange for Larry McClure’s pleas, prosecutors will dismiss fraud charges related to the painting of show-car trailers. But he says McClure has agreed to make restitution of nearly $60,000 related to those charges.

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MOORESVILLE, North Carolina (Ticker) - Tommy Baldwin, a five-time NASCAR Sprint Cup and former Daytona 500 winning crew chief, announced the formation of a new Sprint Cup Series race team that will compete full time in 2009.

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Tommy Baldwin announced on Tuesday that he has established a new Sprint Cup Series team and Tommy Baldwin Racing will compete full time in 2009.

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Nasser Al Attiyah of Qatar beat Spanish driver and former world rally champion Carlos Sainz by 35 seconds to win Stage 3 of the Dakar Rally on Monday. Sainz now holds the overall lead by 3 minutes, 40 seconds over Al Attiyah. The third stage was 551 kilometers, from Puerto Madryn to Jacobacci.

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Hall of Fame Racing will compete in the Daytona 500 and race during the 2009 Sprint Cup season, according to a team co-owner.

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Spaniards dominated the fourth stage of the Dakar Rally on Tuesday as Carlos Sainz beat Nasser Al Attiyah of Qatar by six seconds and Marc Coma again won the motorbike stage.

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