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Masuoka wins 2nd straight Dakar rally title

Masuoka wins 2nd straight Dakar rally title

SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt - Mitsubishi driver Hiroshi Masuoka (in file photo) of Japan maintained his overnight lead at the 25th Dakar rally on Jan. 19, winning his second straight title in the grueling 8,552-kilometer race through Europe, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt. Masuoka's fortune twisted for the better the moment he climbed into the top of the four-wheel division standings when Mitsubishi teammate Stephane Peterhansel of France dropped from first to fourth overall for suspension problems the previous day.

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Latvian Kiksis takes 4th straight in int'l keirin series

Latvian Kiksis takes 4th straight in int'l keirin series

MAEBASHI, Japan - Ainars Kiksis of Latvia throws up arms in joy after winning his fourth straight race in as many events in the seven-leg international keirin series on Maebashi velodrome track in Gunma Prefecture on April 25.

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Speed skating: Kodaira at national single distance championships

Speed skating: Kodaira at national single distance championships

Photo shows Pyeongchang Olympic gold medalist Nao Kodaira of Japan en route to winning the women's 500-meter race of the national single distance championships in 37.30 seconds at M-Wave ice arena in Nagano Prefecture on Oct. 26, 2018. It was her fourth straight 500 victory at the annual meet. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Speed skating: Kodaira at national single distance championships

Speed skating: Kodaira at national single distance championships

Photo shows Pyeongchang Olympic gold medalist Nao Kodaira of Japan en route to winning the women's 500-meter race of the national single distance championships in 37.30 seconds at M-Wave ice arena in Nagano Prefecture on Oct. 26, 2018. It was her fourth straight 500 victory at the annual meet. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Speed skating: Kodaira at national single distance championships

Speed skating: Kodaira at national single distance championships

Photo shows Pyeongchang Olympic gold medalist Nao Kodaira of Japan en route to winning the women's 500-meter race of the national single distance championships in 37.30 seconds at M-Wave ice arena in Nagano Prefecture on Oct. 26, 2018. It was her fourth straight 500 victory at the annual meet. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Masuoka wins 2nd straight Dakar rally title

Masuoka wins 2nd straight Dakar rally title

SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt - Mitsubishi driver Hiroshi Masuoka (in file photo) of Japan maintained his overnight lead at the 25th Dakar rally on Jan. 19, winning his second straight title in the grueling 8,552-kilometer race through Europe, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt. Masuoka's fortune twisted for the better the moment he climbed into the top of the four-wheel division standings when Mitsubishi teammate Stephane Peterhansel of France dropped from first to fourth overall for suspension problems the previous day. (Kyodo)

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Latvian Kiksis takes 4th straight in int'l keirin series

Latvian Kiksis takes 4th straight in int'l keirin series

MAEBASHI, Japan - Ainars Kiksis of Latvia throws up arms in joy after winning his fourth straight race in as many events in the seven-leg international keirin series on Maebashi velodrome track in Gunma Prefecture on April 25.

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