Sebastien Loeb tests Project Rally One's 2027 car ahead of WRC debut
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 1:56 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Sebastien Loeb participated in testing for Project Rally One's 2027 World Rally Championship car last week in Saint-Die-des-Vosges, France. The testing, which involved the Belgian team's regular test driver Stephane Lefebvre, marks the second occasion Loeb has contributed to the development of the vehicle. Project Rally One is preparing for its competition debut at the Monte Carlo rally next year.
- •Loeb joined Stephane Lefebvre for testing the new rally car.
- •Testing occurred on asphalt in France last week.
- •This is Loeb's second testing session with the team.
- •The new car is set to debut at the Monte Carlo rally next year.
- •Project Rally One has submitted homologation papers for the WRC.
- 1:56 PMMotorsport.com — Sebastien Loeb tests again as Project Rally One submits WRC homologation papers
"New World Rally Championship constructor Project Rally One has again called upon rally legend Sebastien Loeb to test its 2027 car ahead of its debut in Monte Carlo next year. The nine-time world rally champion joined the Belgian squad’s regular test driver Stephane Lefebvre to put the car through its paces on asphalt around Saint-Die-des-Vosges in France last week. It is the second time Loeb ...Keep reading
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