Citroën Racing has introduced significant technical upgrades to the Citroën C3 Rally2, aiming to enhance its competitive edge. These upgrades include a new roof-mounted air intake, improved air box, and optimized engine environment. These enhancements have already proven their worth, evidenced by a one-two WRC2 finish in Croatia and an RC2 category win in Portugal.
The new features, initially tested on official cars, will soon be available to the over 150 C3 Rally2s competing globally. Citroën Racing’s commitment to continuous development ensures the C3 Rally2 remains a top contender in the highly competitive rally scene. The next phase involves rolling out these improvements to all Citroën Racing customers, with full details to be released shortly.
Upcoming competitions will see drivers Yohan Rossel and Nikolay Gryazin, both from DG Sport Compétition, showcasing these advancements at the WRC2 Rally Sardegna, where they aim to continue their winning streak.
Source: Citroen
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