Østberg’s return to the squad, with whom he spent three seasons between 2011 and 2013, was expected after his Citroën team confirmed last week it would not enter the series next year while it develops a new car for 2017. Camilli’s confirmation is a surprise as he has started only 10 WRC events and never driven a World Rally Car competitively. However, M-Sport boss Malcolm Wilson made no secret that he was an admirer of the 28-year-old Frenchman during Camilli’s WRC 2 campaign this year. Wilson has yet to decide whether M-Sport will tackle all 14 rounds with its Ford Fiesta RS. “Next year, the development of our 2017 challenger will be of the utmost importance and we need to...
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