2007 WRC Preview: Chasing Sebastien
There has been no stopping world champion Sebastien Loeb in recent years but, as the 2007 World Rally Championship prepares to commence in Monte Carlo, Glenn Freeman predicts a tougher time for the Frenchman this season
Less than two months have passed since the 2006 World Rally Championship finished, but the teams and drivers are already back in the service park ready to do it all over again.
There is no denying that the WRC was struggling last year. Not only was the field lacking entries at most events, the fact that two men shared 15 victories out of 16 events shows that it wasn't a competitive year for the championship at the sharp end.
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