Shinozuka seriously injured in Dakar Rally crash

Shinozuka seriously injured in Dakar Rally crash

PARIS, France - Kenjiro Shinozuka (file photo) of Japan crashed his car in the sand dunes in Libya during the Paris-to-Dakar rally on Jan. 9 and suffered serious injuries to his head, race officials and doctors said.

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