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on July 19, 2020

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Ott Tanak trying to fix his Rally Car suspension after crash on Rally Mexico

WRC Rally Mexico Water crossing

Teemu Suninen in car with Co-driver

Back of Toyota Yaris World Rally Car

Atmospheric shot of rally car over water splash

Rally car splashed through Ford water splash

Hyundai rally car, helicopter and horse rider all in photo

Rally Car kicking up Dust and rocks

R5 Skoda Rally Car kicking up dust on rocky road in Mexico

Hyundai WRCar flying high after yump

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Photographs: Red Bull Content Pool

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