Tue, 31 Dec, 2002 - 18:15
The 25th running of the world’s toughest motorsport race, the Dakar Rally, will not end in the West African city on January 19.
After a quarter of a century of the rugged cross-desert race, the organisers will not this year direct car, truck and motorcycle racers across the border of Senegal.
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