Sebastien Loeb
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Last word on the WRC Rally Germany Aug 23, 2010
It may seem like an obvious joke, but Rallye Deutschland takes no prisoners. Neither does Citroen’s six-time World Rally Champion Sébastien Loeb, as he has won in Germany a record eight times now...
Another look at the WRC... Aug 23, 2010
Loeb makes history in Germany Aug 22, 2010
Sebastien Loeb secured a record-breaking eighth victory in the ADAC Rally Deutschland, as Citroen enjoyed a lock-out of the podium places in Trier.
Loeb streets ahead in Rally Deutschland Aug 21, 2010
Sebastien Loeb overcame the punishing Panzerplatte to extend his lead of the Rally Deutschland to 23 seconds over Citroen team-mate Dani Sordo...
Deutschland just the ticket for Loeb and Ogier Aug 20, 2010
Sebastien Loeb, the record-breaking six-time world rally champion, is best known in Trier and the surrounding countryside for his knack of winning WRC Rally Deutschland, which starts and finishes in...
Rally Deutschland: Ones to Watch Aug 18, 2010
The ADAC Rally Deutschland returns to the WRC calendar this weekend. As the drivers prepare for the second asphalt event of the season, we run through who we think will be in contention come Sunday...
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About Sebastien
Sébastien Loeb was a formidable gymnast in his youth but changed direction in his early 20s to become the most successful World Rally Championship driver of all time.
Loeb won the WRC drivers’ title for six consecutive years between 2004-2009 driving for Citroën. As something of an all-rounder he has also raced for Pescarolo Sport in the 24 Heures Du Mans, finishing second in 2006, and is a three-times winner of the Race of Champions. A national hero, he was made a chevalier of the Légion d’Honneur in 2009. Loeb tested an F1 car for Red Bull Racing as a thank you for his 2008 world championship.
He is frequently linked with a switch of codes and a move to one of the Red Bull F1 teams – presumably because he is a motor racing driver called Sébastien. .
