Citroen Racing has now announced their WRC decisions for 2014! Alongside their new work in the World Touring Car Championship, the world rally championship programme will continue with two regular drivers, Kris Meeke and Mads Ostberg, with occasional drives (maybe four) for the team patron Khalid Al Qassimi.
Details about the dual Citroen competition programme is expected to be announced at their team’s press conference on 16th December. The two regular drivers were planning to start Monte Carlo tests this week (10-13 December) with another day of testing just before the start of the event. So far Ostberg has not driven a Citroen DS3 WRC.
With VW having announced no changes in their WRC drivers some weeks ago and Hyundai publicly announcing their plans for 2014, currently unemployed drivers still anxiously waiting to know the plans of M-Sport include Mikko Hirvonen, Robert Kubica, Bryan Bouffier and Evgeniy Novikov.
Citroen Racing has now announced their WRC decisions for 2014! Alongside their new work in the World Touring Car Championship, the world rally championship programme will continue with two regular drivers, Kris Meeke and Mads Ostberg, with occasional drives (maybe four) for the team patron Khalid Al Qassimi.
Details about the dual Citroen competition programme is expected to be announced at their team’s press conference on 16th December. The two regular drivers were planning to start Monte Carlo tests this week (10-13 December) with another day of testing just before the start of the event. So far Ostberg has not driven a Citroen DS3 WRC.
With VW having announced no changes in their WRC drivers some weeks ago and Hyundai publicly announcing their plans for 2014, currently unemployed drivers still anxiously waiting to know the plans of M-Sport include Mikko Hirvonen, Robert Kubica, Bryan Bouffier and Evgeniy Novikov.