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    Marc Coma leaves Dakar to focus on new projects

    RaiedFebruary 9, 2018
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    Marc Coma, the Dakar Sporting Director, has decided to leave his position with the biggest rally-raid in the world in order to fully devote himself to personal projects.

    Coma has spent as a member of the organisation team. Indeed, and has poured all his elite-level energy and skills into servicing the Dakar, working hand-in-hand with all the members of the organisation team and passing on his wealth of experience to his colleagues.

    “After having competed in the Dakar and won it five times, I’ve been lucky enough to discover what it’s like on the other side of the fence and the amazing organisational machine that runs this outstanding event.” Said Coma

    “Being in the heart of the rally for three years, in contact with specialists fully devoted to their task, has taught me much about the professionalism and commitment of the organisational teams that work on an event that is unique throughout the world.”

    “I hope that the Dakar continues to be the subject of excitement and dreams for many a year to come”. Concluded the Spaniard

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