Citroen has taken the wraps off its C3 WRC contender, becoming the fourth and final manufacturer entry in the series to reveal its 2017-spec car. The French marque unveiled the car that replaces the outgoing DS3 WRC in a launch in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, featuring a livery carrying the UAE city's branding. Kris Meeke, Craig Breen and Stephane Lefebvre make up the driving strength for Citroen, which had also been linked to a reunion with Sebastien Ogier following Volkswagen's pull-out before the Frenchman opted to join M-Sport Ford. The C3 WRC will be pitched against rivals from Hyundai, M-Sport and series returnee Toyota in 2017, Citroen having spent the last season operating a part-time...
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