Meeke has signed a three-year deal to develop then compete with Citroen's C3 WRC. He will use a DS 3 WRC on the first two rounds of this year's championship and then up to six more of the remaining 12 events. In between, he will focus on development work with the new car. The Northern Irishman believes that structure will make him better placed for the first year of the new rules era in 2017 than those who are contesting the full - controversially congested - '16 schedule will also working on new cars. "Look at the schedule from August to November," Meeke told Autosport. "You're not going to have time to draw breath if you're competing in the whole championship - and that's...
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