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And no one died of Dysentery. But a lot of people crashed their cars, among them, Sarasin, Block and Mirra. Apparently, the road was crowned (higher in the center and sloping down towards the ditch) and if you came in off the race line you were probably going to be visiting a ditch. While Pastrana took first place overall, Andrew Comrie-Picard, in his Evo 9, placed second. ACP’s finish took him to first place in the lead for the championship. Full race results can be found on Rally America’s site.
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