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Andersson upbeat despite early exit

By David Evans

Thursday, January 20th 2011, 11:05 GMT

Proton driver P-G Andersson has refused to be downbeat about his second-stage retirement from the Monte Carlo Rally, with the Swede hoping for more outings in the Satria Neo S2000

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