Rory McIlroy emotionally reflects on winning a record-equalling eighth Race to Dubai title as he reveals how proud he is of himself with everything going on in his life right now.
'Emotional and proud' McIlroy reflects on winning eighth Race to Dubai title
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- · Sky SportsMcIlroy backed for Race to Dubai 'reset' - can he overcome Chacarra?
- · BBC SportMcIlroy fades as Hatton leads in Dubai
- · Sky SportsMcIlroy wins Race to Dubai as Hatton races to big victory LIVE!
- · Sky SportsHatton storms to big win as McIlroy snatches Race to Dubai title
- · BBC SportMcIlroy wins record-equalling eighth European title
- · ESPNMcIlroy wins season-long Race to Dubai title for record-tying 8th time
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