Sporting digest: Rallying
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Your support makes all the difference.JUHA KANKKUNEN, the world champion and the event's overnight leader, crashed his Toyota and retired during the second day of the Safari Rally in Kenya. The Finn, who held a 10-minute lead at the time, lost control on a rough stretch of road damaged by recent rain, and suffered minor head injuries. His Toyota colleague, Ian Duncan of Kenya, now leads the rally by 16 minutes from Japan's Kenjiro Shinozuka, driving a Mitsubishi.
SAFARI RALLY (Nairobi) Leading positions after second day: 1 I Duncan (Ken) Toyota 8hr 34min; 2 K Shinozuka (Japan) Mitsubishi +16min; 3 P Njiru (Ken) Subaru +48; 4 R Burns (GB) Subaru +1:03; 5 D Auriol (Fr) Toyota +1:05.
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