Defending bike champion Sam Sunderland crashes out of the Dakar Rally on stage one, breaking his shoulder blade, but Aussies Toby Price and Daniel Sanders are in the top five.
Dakar Rally bike champion Sam Sunderland crashes out on stage one, Aussies Toby Price and Daniel Sanders in contentionThis time last year, Sam Sunderland was celebrating winning the Dakar Rally bike section. This year, he is out of the race after stage one.abc.net.
The 33-year-old GasGas rider was 10th fastest in Saturday's prologue and fastest at the first checkpoint on Sunday before falling at the 52km mark in the 368km special stage inland and along the shores of the Red Sea.In an Instagram post, Sunderland thanked people for sending messages of support.
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