Loeb's return could be a Schumacher-like letdown
Sebastien Loeb's World Rally Championship comeback is a great story. But while he's competing 'for fun', Citroen's future is being hampered.
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Craig Breen turn away now. The answer to the following question will drive you mad. Guaranteed.
Late last year, I asked Sebastien Loeb about his primary motivation in returning to the World Rally Championship. In typical fashion, he gave the question due consideration before answering.
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