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Riders in the Dakar tackle the terrain of stage four – the longest test, at 289 miles
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At a damp Monaco Grand Prix Mick Schumacher lost control of his Haas and hit the barrier. He walked away unscathed
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In the World RX Championship, Johan Kristoffersson took eight wins from 10 (and yes, that’s a Delta on the left)
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A packed grid at a sun-soaked Goodwood Revival. Many drivers wore black armbands following the recent death of the Queen
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Zhou Guanyu gave credit to the halo for saving his life at the British Grand Prix after flipping his Alfa at speed. His only injuries were a few bruises
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Ducati Lenovo’s Jack Miller, left, and Honda Repsol’s Marc Márquez in a ‘double dangle’ at the penultimate race on the MotoGP 2022 calendar
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McLaren’s Lando Norris lights up the night at the Singapore Grand Prix. He’d finish fourth in the race – his second-best placing of the season
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Sebastian Vettel took the wheel of ‘Red 5’ before the British GP to mark the 30th anniversary of Nigel Mansell’s last Silverstone win
The Indy 500 proved a wrench for Chip Ganassi’s Scott Dixon, who led for 95 laps but a pitlane infringement led to a penalty (and yes, this is a tool from the Ganassi pit), removing him from contention
WRC champion elect Kalle Rovanperä makes a rough landing in his Toyota Yaris Rally1 en route to victory on the Safari Rally – his fourth win in five outings
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More than 200,000 were in attendance for the return of the Le Mans Classic, which featured some racing exotica, including this 1991 Peugeot 905 Evo 1 Bis Group C beast.
In the WEC, Peugeot entered the Hypercar fray mid-season with its 9X8 but failed to reach the podium – its cars were fourth and fifth in Japan
Lewis Hamilton failed to win a single Formula 1 race in 2022 – a first for him. It was here at the Japanese Grand Prix that Max Verstappen secured his second F1 world title with four races still to go
MotoGP rider Francesco Bagnaia – down low at the Aragon GP – came back from 91 points behind reigning champ Fabio Quartararo to win the title by 17 points
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Scott Dixon leads the Indy 500 and dominated much of the race, but it was his Chip Ganassi team-mate Marcus Ericsson who stole the show, becoming the second Swede to win the 500, following Kenny Bräck in 1999
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