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词条 Citroën C4 WRC
释义

  1. Competition history

     2007  2008  2009  2010 

  2. WRC victories

  3. Gallery

  4. References

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| Car_name = Citroën C4 WRC
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| Category = World Rally Car
| Constructor = Citroën Racing
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| Predecessor = Citroën Xsara WRC
| Successor = Citroën DS3 WRC
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| Debut = {{flagicon|MON}} 2007 Monte Carlo Rally
| First_win = {{flagicon|MON}} 2007 Monte Carlo Rally
| Last_win = {{flagicon|GBR}} 2010 Wales Rally GB
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| Podiums = 87
| Wins = 36
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| Cons_champ = 3 (2008, 2009, 2010)
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The Citroën C4 WRC is a World Rally Car built for the Citroën World Rally Team by Citroën Racing to compete in the World Rally Championship. It is based upon the Citroën C4 road car and replaced the Citroën Xsara WRC. The car was introduced for the 2007 World Rally Championship season and has taken the drivers' title each year since in the hands of Sébastien Loeb, as well as the manufacturers' title in 2008, 2009 and 2010.

The C4 WRC and Loeb maintained a 100% record on asphalt events during its WRC career, winning all 13 pure asphalt rounds of the World Rally Championship.[2]

Competition history

2007

The car made its debut at the 2007 Monte Carlo Rally in the hands of Citroën World Rally Team drivers Sébastien Loeb and Daniel Sordo. Loeb won the rally after leading throughout, with Sordo finishing as runner-up, with the pair winning the first nine of 15 stages. Loeb went on to win seven of the remaining 15 rallies that season to beat Ford's Marcus Grönholm to the title by nine points. Sordo finished fourth in the standings.

2008

Citroën retained Loeb and Sordo in their team for 2008, with Loeb winning 11 out of 15 rallies to take the title, while Sordo finished third in the standings. This was enough for Citroën to regain the manufacturers' crown.

C4 WRCs were also run by privateer squad PH-Sport for Conrad Rautenbach and Urmo Aava during the season, as well as for Junior World Rally Championship winner Sébastien Ogier at the final event of the season, Rally GB. Ogier lead the event early on despite it being his first in a WRC car.

2009

In 2009, Loeb and Sordo once again drove for the factory squad, with Loeb winning the first five events of the year and then winning the final two to beat Ford driver Mikko Hirvonen to the title by just one point. Sordo finished a solid third as Citroën retained the manufacturers' title.

PH-Sport ran a second team of C4 WRCs under the Citroën Junior Team banner for Rautenbach and Ogier, with Evgeny Novikov, Chris Atkinson and Aaron Burkart also appearing under the banner during the year. Petter Solberg ran an old Xsara WRC for his own team for most of the season, before switching to a C4 WRC for the penultimate round, and was then entered under the Junior Team banner for the final round of the season.

2010

Loeb and Sordo continued with the factory team into 2010, while the Junior Team ran Ogier and Kimi Räikkönen. Ogier, though, had a strong start to the season (including a win in Portugal) and so was swapped with Sordo for gravel rounds in the second half of the season. Ogier then won the 2010 Rally Japan as a factory driver.

Petter Solberg drove a C4 WRC for his own team and picked up eight podiums over the season, finishing third in the final standings, behind of work's drivers Ogier and Sordo.

WRC victories

No. Event Season Driver Co-driver
1Monaco}} 2007 Monte Carlo Rally 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
2Mexico}} 2007 Rally Mexico 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
3Portugal}} 2007 Rally de Portugal 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
4Argentina}} 2007 Rally Argentina 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
5Germany}} 2007 Rallye Deutschland 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
6Spain}} 2007 Rally Catalunya 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
7France}} 2007 Tour de Corse 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
8Ireland}} 2007 Rally Ireland 2007FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
9Monaco}} 2008 Monte Carlo Rally 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
10Mexico}} 2008 Rally Mexico 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
11Argentina}} 2008 Rally Argentina 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
12Italy}} 2008 Rally d'Italia Sardegna 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
13Greece}} 2008 Acropolis Rally 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
14Finland}} 2008 Rally Finland 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
15Germany}} 2008 Rallye Deutschland 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
16New Zealand}} 2008 Rally New Zealand 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
17Spain}} 2008 Rally Catalunya 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
18France}} 2008 Tour de Corse 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
19Great Britain}} 2008 Wales Rally GB 2008FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
20Ireland}} 2009 Rally Ireland 2009FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
21Norway}} 2009 Rally Norway 2009FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
22Cyprus}} 2009 Cyprus Rally 2009FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
23Portugal}} 2009 Rally de Portugal 2009FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
24Argentina}} 2009 Rally Argentina 2009FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
25Spain}} 2009 Rally Catalunya 2009FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
26Great Britain}} 2009 Rally GB 2009FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
27Mexico}} 2010 Rally Mexico 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
28Jordan}} 2010 Jordan Rally 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
29Turkey}} 2010 Rally of Turkey 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
30POR}} 2010 Rally de Portugal 2010FRA}} Sébastien OgierFRA}} Julien Ingrassia
31Bulgaria}} 2010 Rally Bulgaria 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
32Germany}} 2010 Rallye Deutschland 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
33JPN}} 2010 Rally Japan 2010FRA}} Sébastien OgierFRA}} Julien Ingrassia
34France}} 2010 Rallye de France 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
35Spain}} 2010 Rally Catalunya 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena
36Great Britain}} 2010 Wales Rally GB 2010FRA}} Sébastien LoebMON}} Daniel Elena

Gallery

References

{{commons category}}
1. ^http://juwra.com/citroen_c4_wrc.html
2. ^{{cite news |url=http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/87746|title=Loeb praises C4's asphalt record|last=David|first=Evans|work=autosport.com|publisher=Haymarket Publications|date=25 October 2010|accessdate=1 November 2010}}
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Rally Car of the Year | after = Mini John Cooper Works WRC | years = 2008–2010}}{{s-end}}{{Citroën}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Citroen C4 WRC}}

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