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Organisers of a rally in Argentina say the death of a rider who died in a crash is not being treated as suspicious.

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Polish motorbike rider Michal Hernik died on Tuesday while racing in the Dakar Rally in Argentina. The 39-year-old's body was found at the 206km mark of the third stage between San Juan and Chilecito in the northwest of the country. 'The circumstances of his death have not yet been determined. He showed no sign of having been involved in an accident,' a statement released by the organisers read. Polish motorcycle rider Michal Hernik died on Tuesday during the Dakar Rally in Argentina . Hernik, who rode for KTM, in action during the second stage of the Dakar Rally . The 39-year-old's body was found at the 206km mark of the third stage between San Juan and Chilecito . Hernik raced for the KTM team. His body was found 300m from the course. The 9,000km-long Dakar Rally runs through Argentina, Chile and Bolivia with the finish in the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires, on Jan. 17. Hernik is the fifth competitor to die during racing since the rally came to South America in 2009. It started out as a gruelling and sometimes fatal race from Paris across the Sahara to the Senegalese capital Dakar. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.