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Citroen to appeal against Mikko Hirvonen's Rally of Portugal disqualification

Sunday, April 1st 2012, 23:13 GMT

Citroen says it will appeal against the decision to strip Mikko Hirvonen of Rally of Portugal victory due to technical irregularities

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