Advertising Both drove DS 3 World Rally Cars under the Abu Dhabi Total team banner as they vied for places in Citroën's 2017 WRC team. For much of the rally there was little to separate the youngsters' stage times and after SS11, and more than one hour of stage driving, they were tied dead level in seventh position.A determined push from Lefebvre on the following stages pulled him ahead, and the Frenchman claimed his first WRC stage win on SS15, but he lost that advantage after a crash three stages from home that wrecked his car's rear suspension [below] and plunged him down to 12th. "In spite of the tough final day, I think it was a pretty good rally for us," said Lefebvre....
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