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  1. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › Daniel_SordoDaniel Sordo — Wikipédia

    Daniel Sordo, également connu sous la forme abrégée Dani Sordo, né le 2 mai 1983 à Torrelavega, est un pilote de rallye espagnol. Champion du monde Junior en 2005, il fut longtemps le coéquipier de Sébastien Loeb chez Citroën.

  2. www.ewrc-results.com › profile › 6-dani-sordoDani Sordo - eWRC-results.com

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    Dani Sordo. 326,197 likes · 3,757 talking about this. Welcome to the OFFICIAL Facebook page of Dani Sordo. www.danielsordo.com Hyundai Mobis Shell World...

  4. fi.wikipedia.org › wiki › Daniel_SordoDaniel Sordo – Wikipedia

    Daniel ”Dani” Sordo Castillo (s. 2. toukokuuta 1983 Torrelavega [2]) on espanjalainen rallikuski. Hän on ajanut kaudesta 2014 lähtien Hyundain tehdastallissa. Sordolla on maine hyvänä asfalttikuskina. [3]

  5. www.wrc.com › d › driverDani Sordo | WRC.com® | FIA World Rally Championship | Official...

    He is guided by co-driver Cándido Carrera. Sordo burst onto the WRC scene in 2005 with the help of two-time world champion Carlos Sainz. Sordo’s form in Spain’s domestic series caught Sainz’s eye in 2004 and he helped his younger compatriot to get behind the wheel of a Super 1600 Citroën C2 for the 2005 FIA Junior World Rally ...

  6. danielsordo.com › dani-sordoBiografía del piloto de Rally Dani Sordo | Dani Sordo Web Oficial

    Tercer piloto español en ganar una prueba del WRC. Dani Sordo (Torrelavega, Cantabria, 2 de mayo de 1983) empezó en el mundo del motor sobre dos ruedas, compitiendo en motocross, en 1995. Más tarde debutó en karting y en 1999 participó con un BMW preparado por él mismo en el Campeonato Cántabro de Montaña, en el cual logró el título.

  7. www.wrc.com › a › newsDani Sordo | WRC.com® | FIA World Rally Championship | Official...

    The story so far Sordo burst onto the WRC scene in 2005 with the help of two-time world champion Carlos Sainz. Sordo’s form in Spain’s domestic series caught Sainz’s eye in 2004 and he helped his younger compatriot to get behind the wheel of a Super 1600 Citroën C2 for the 2005 FIA Junior World Rally Championship battle.