Advertising The 24-year-old Frenchman finished 10th on the tricky German asphalt last year on his debut in Citroën’s DS 3. He returns this year in a privately-entered car hoping for a top-five finish as he strives to secure a full-time works drive in 2017. The 2014 Junior WRC champion has eight World Rally Car outings to his name with a best finish of fifth at Rallye Monte-Carlo in January, and matching that is his target. “It’s never easy to make predictions because the standings can also be affected by racing incidents. After finishing fifth in Monte-Carlo, I would like to do at least as well here. Obviously, I’d love to finish on the podium, but I’d be very pleased if I end...
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