Sebastien Loeb's white racing boots were muddy again. They'd been clean for too long. Last weekend, Loeb was back on the loose and loving his new life in rallycross.
Citroen and the World Touring Car Championship? Yesterday's news. History.
Loeb was born to skid. And, with a couple of hundred more horses, two more driven wheels and half a lap of dirt to play with than he's been used to in the WTCC, the Alsatian was in his element.
David Evans is the rallies editor of Autosport and Motorsport News. A successful rally driving father ensured an early introduction to motorsport and, fascinated as he was by rallying, the fourth estate was of equal interest. Having read (or at least looked at the pictures) from the age of two, he joined <i>Motoring News</i> in 1996 and later moved to Autosport in 2002.
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