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Apart from the name and the myth around the 24 Hours of Le Mans, I don't know much about this race.
And to be very honest, I never followed them too much or watched them too much.
At the dawn of a second life as a driver, in Endurance after fifteen years of rallying, Sébastien Ogier has lost none of his outspokenness.
Free speech has always been his trademark.
A character trait that earned him a dismissal from the Citroën team in 2011 when, steeped in ambition at 27, he demanded a status identical to that of King Sébastien Loeb to allow him to fight on equal terms against him. .
A crime of lèse-majesté that he does not deny.
The years pass and the champion has not changed his way of saying things one iota.
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