Advertising The French squad is the last of the 2017 manufacturers to reveal how it has interpreted the new technical regulations that come into force from January's Rallye Monte-Carlo and have dramatically changed the look and performance of the latest generation World Rally Cars.Having only completed a selected programme of events in 2016, Citroën is returning to WRC action in a full-time capacity next season and the team has high hopes that the new C3 WRC will catapult it back into regular rally-winning contention so it can add to its haul of 96 rally wins and eight manufacturers' titles."In 2017, we want to win races in normal conditions, by beating our competitors," Matton...
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