The Rolex TP52 World Championship saw ten teams from seven countries gathered in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, for five days of competition. South Africa’s ‘Phoenix 11’ was in the running with excellent results. But after eight races, it was Takashi Okura’s ‘Sled’, from the United States, which emerged victorious to claim a well-deserved title.
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