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'''Daniel Barrie James Rooke''' (born 7 June 1997, Holsworthy, Devon<ref>http://test.rallycrossrx.com/rx2</ref>) is a UK rallycross driver. His father, Terry Rooke, is a motor mechanic who lives in Tetcott. In 2017, driving for Team Faren, Dan became [[2017 RX2 International Series|RX2]] runner-up, only bettered by [[Cyril Raymond]] whose wins in all but one race allowed him to take the championship with one round to spare. |
'''Daniel Barrie James Rooke''' (born 7 June 1997, Holsworthy, Devon<ref>http://test.rallycrossrx.com/rx2</ref>) is a UK rallycross driver. His father, Terry Rooke, is a motor mechanic who lives in Tetcott. In 2017, driving for Team Faren, Dan became [[2017 RX2 International Series|RX2]] runner-up, only bettered by [[Cyril Raymond]] whose wins in all but one race allowed him to take the championship with one round to spare. |
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Daniel Barrie James Rooke (born 7 June 1997, Holsworthy, Devon[1]) is a UK rallycross driver. His father, Terry Rooke, is a motor mechanic who lives in Tetcott. In 2017, driving for Team Faren, Dan became RX2 runner-up, only bettered by Cyril Raymond whose wins in all but one race allowed him to take the championship with one round to spare.
In Sweden, Dan Rooke was the only driver to beat Raymond in a race, when he won this round, ahead of Guillaume De Ridder, the Belgian and William Nilsson, the Swede.