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Stage 4 of the Dakar Rally 2017 saw Hero MotoSports team lead the Indian contingent with Joaquim Rodrigues finishing 12th, while CS Santosh despite navigational challenges and rough terrain finished 77th, up by 27 places. Meanwhile, Sherco TVS dropped on the standings with Joan Pedrero finishing 31st and Metge finishing

In a major disappointment for Indian motorsport fans, Aravind KP from team Sherco TVS is out of the Dakar Rally 2017. Aravind who made his Dakar debut only this year, had a crash 40 km into Stage 3 of the rally damaging his right shoulder seriously. This, in addition to yesterday's crash that left him with a broken wrist, made it extremely difficult for the Bangalore boy to continue.

It was Day 2 of the world's most difficult race - Dakary Rally 2017 and the Indian contingent - Sherco TVS and Hero MotoSport Speedbrain managed to complete the day with their share of highs and lows. Stage 2 saw Hero riders Joaquim Rodrigues and CS Santosh showed steady pace while TVS witnessed a major setback as Aravind KP injured his hand breaking two bones, but was able to finish the stage.

We LOVE it when Formula 1 teams add humour to the sport, of course. This time, we loved Mclaren's prank on the Day of the Innocent Saints. They've gone from being the joke of the paddock to cracking jokes. Well, we call that progress - something that Mclaren-Honda haven't experienced since a few seasons.

With two Indian teams and two Indian riders, the Dakar Rally 2017 is the grueling race of the year that motorsport fans look forward to and the Indian teams managed to post a strong start on Day 1 on the Rally, with the team Sherco TVS leading between the two.

The 2017 season will be a lot more unpredictable, which might just bring back that edge of the seat action we've been longing for a while now. With new owners, new drivers, faster cars and newer regulations to cope with; here is what you can expect from Formula 1 in 2017.

TVS Motor Company has been involved in motorsports for over three decades, starting first with racing 50cc mopeds and then developing an altogether independent racing arm, calling it TVS Racing. Today's TVS's experience and knowledge of how bikes perform at the racetrack has found its way to product development - across all categories of TVS products.

It's been a year worth remembering in the motorsport industry and that's because there's a lot happening. While some things remain unchanged like the F1 Champion is still a Mercedes driver (a different one though), there was good news when we heard that Michael Schumacher's health is improving. It was a mix bag though as there have been ups and downs and some of them have even thrown in a whole bunch of surprises but still there are some events which were the highlight of 2016. Well, we bring you the top 10 events from the world of motorsport.