You are my Solberg, my Petter Solberg. You make me happy, when skies are grey.
It's been a while since the World Rally Championship service park has rocked to that particular Jimmie Davis-inspired beat. Those times could be coming back.
That's right, Petter Solberg might be on the verge of a full-time return to the World Rally Championship. And here's the best bit, he could bring his old adversary Sebastien Loeb with him.
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