Reigning WRC champion Sebastien Ogier has admitted the returning Sebastien Loeb is a threat for victory at next month's Tour de Corse. Five years on from his retirement from the series, Citroen driver Loeb returned to the WRC in Mexico earlier this month – and stunned onlookers by leading the event until he was ruled out of victory contention by a puncture. Prior to Corsica’s departure from the WRC calendar in 2008, Loeb won the island event for four years in succession, famously ending the 2005 with fastest time on every one of the 12 stages. Asked what he expected from his countryman, M-Sport Ford's Ogier told Motorsport.com: “We will see. [Mexico] was not bad for him and on...
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