Peek: Race 2017 Citroën C3 WRC
Citroën C3 WRC - Breathtaking Right To The Finish
Race 2017 Citroën C3 WRC - From the very beginning, it appeared that the current year's Rally Mexico would resemble no other. In the first place, the coordinators figured out how to pull off something of a deed in holding a super exceptional stage appropriate amidst Mexico City, on the well known Zócalo square. Regardless of the rain, this new experience gave fans in the enormous city a restrictive chance to witness the WRCs very close.
Shockingly, the excursion back to the administration stop in León, 400km from the capital, finished in confuse. A street auto collision disconnected to the rally prompted the street being shut, leaving the escort transporting the autos stranded for a few hours overnight. Their late entry back in León brought about the initial two phases on Friday morning being wiped out.
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The race accordingly just truly started with the rally's 55km-long marathon arrange, El Chocolate. Benefitting as much as possible from his tire decision and a decent beginning position, Kris Meeke got the stage win to move into the general lead. The Briton additionally won one of the night's super extraordinary stages to end the principal entire day as pioneer, having officially settled a sound 20.9s lead over Sébastien Ogier.
In the other Citroën C3 WRC, Stéphane Lefebvre likewise made a decent begin to the race. He finished the day 6th by and large, after the arrangement drawn up for him by the group to the letter on his first appearance at Rally Mexico in a WRC. Be that as it may, the youthful Frenchman was then compelled to resign in to some degree heartbreaking conditions on day three. Taking after a minor mistake, the no.8 C3 wound up stuck on an incline simply off the street on a corner on SS10. The auto was undamaged in the episode, so he could rejoin the following day under Rally2 rules.
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In the mean time, Kris Meeke proceeded with his predominant show, tying for the lead position on El Brinco (SS11) and setting the quickest total time over the morning's stages. On the second pass, he guaranteed a phase win on Lajas de Oro (SS13) and broadened his lead over Sébastien Ogier to a 30.9 second lead toward the finish of Day 3, the last day of Rally Mexico just highlighted two phases: La Calera (32.96km) and the Derramadero Power Stage (21.94km).
As the groups left the administration stop, light rain had begun to fall. This prompted the Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT teams making diverse calls when it came to tire decision. Kris Meeke ran with four delicate and two hard Michelin LTX Force tires, while Stéphane Lefebvre picked to run with six delicate compound tires.
On the penultimate speed test, Kris Meeke asserted his fifth stage win of the end of the week. He augmented his lead over Sébastien Ogier by an additional 6.3 seconds, while Stéphane Lefebvre set a superb third quickest time.
The group looked on anxiously as the teams challenged the Power Stage, communicate live on TV. There was absolutely no deficiency of show. With the completing line nearly in sight, the Northern Irishman's Citroën C3 WRC ran wide on a long right-hand corner. The auto went through the fence along the edge of the street and into an onlooker auto stop.
Kris figured out how to keep his cool, get around the stopped autos and back onto the street in almost no time. He crossed the completing line to secure triumph by 13.8 seconds.
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Subsequent to something of an enthusiastic exciting ride amid the last stage, there were scenes of delight and festivity in the group as Kris and Paul were invited as champions on their arrival to the León benefit stop.
This is Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle's fourth win in the WRC, taking after Argentina in 2015, and Portugal and Finland in 2016. It is likewise Citroën's 97th win in the World Rally Championship.
Yves Matton, Citroën Racing Team Principal :"What occurred in the Power Stage is nearly ridiculous, regardless of the possibility that this sort of thing has happened some time recently. At the time, there was some perplexity with reference to what had happened; the on-load up film made it look like there had been a noteworthy off though the following framework showed that the auto was all the while moving. At the point when the auto crossed the completing line, we were completely excited and all the strain and show just disappeared. This first win on rock demonstrates that the C3 WRC has some extremely strong establishments and that the Citroën Racing group made a decent showing with regards to amid its advancement. We'll now have the capacity to work in a marginally more casual way as we hope to continue moving forward."
Kris Meeke: "I think I may wind up recounting this story several time. I'm irritated with myself for committing that error. The auto went wide after a major effect and we were exceptionally fortunate. I immediately hoped to get back out and about in light of the fact that I knew we could in any case win. That is the primary concern: we demonstrated the capability of the Citroën C3 WRC in securing the auto's first win. I'm pleased and enchanted for the whole group, this outcome is for them."
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Stéphane Lefebvre: "We have gotten a ton of experience this end of the week. Indeed, even on the most recent day, being eleventh out and about implied I had an indistinguishable hold from the pioneers and I could discover what the auto can do in these conditions. Well done to Kris, Paul and the entire group; this win is a unique minute for Citroën Racing."
After this, the season's opening rock round, the Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT now turns its thoughtfulness regarding the following occasion. At the Tour de Corse (6-9 April), three Citroën C3 WRCs will go after the first run through, driven by Kris Meeke/Paul Nagle, Craig Breen/Scott Martin and Stéphane Lefebvre/Gabin Moreau. Before then, the group will hold a test session on landing area to tweak its arrangements for the Corsica round.
source by: www.citroen.co.uk
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