Nine-time world champion Sebastien Loeb will make a surprise comeback to the sport he dominated when he competes in 2015's season-opening Monte Carlo Rally. Fourteen months after his retirement, the 40-year-old Frenchman has announced he will compete in a Citroen DS3 World Rally Car in a one-off return to the sport. Loeb will be reunited with Daniel Elena, the co-driver who helped guide him to seven previous Monte Carlo triumphs, the most recent being in 2013 but told a news conference in Paris on Monday that he has entered "for fun". The most successful driver in WRC history won the championship in his last full season in 2012 before bowing out after four events last season....
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