Official: Loix to return to Peugeot line-up.
Peugeot Sport have confirmed that Freddy Loix will return to their line-up this season, taking part in all three remaining asphalt rounds, beginning with the AꦛDAC Rallye Deutschland in August.
The annoucement, which has been ru🍃moured for ♛sometime, follows confirmation back in April - post Rally NZ - when team boss, Corrado Provera revealed that Harri Rovanpera would take part in all the gravel events this season in the second 307 WRC, alongside team leader, Marcus Gronholm.
Loix last drove the 307 WRC competi🍸tively at the Uddeho🎃lm Swedish Rally in February.

Peugeot Sport have confirmed that Freddy Loix will ꦕreturn to their line-up this season, takin🍌g part in all three remaining asphalt rounds, beginning with the ADAC Rallye Deutschland in August.
The annoucement, which has been rumoured for sometime, follows confirmation back in April - post Rally NZ - when team boss, Corrado Provera revealed that Harri Rovanpera would take part in all the gravel events this season in the second 307 WRC, alongside team leader, Marcus Gronh🧸olm.
Loix last drove the 307 ဣWRC competitively at the Uddeholm Swedish Rally in February.
The full statement from Peugeot explained:
"Freddy Loix and Peugeot Sport are pleased to announce that🎐 they have come to an agreement concerning their c♎ollaboration until the end of the 2004 season.
"Loix will take part in all three aꦑsphalt rounds of the 2004 World Rally Championship, namely Rallye Deutschland, the Tour of Corsica and the Rally of Spain.
"In each of these rounds, he will drive a 307 WRC and his mission will be to a꧋ssist Marcus ♉Gronholm in his bid to win the world title.
"To pre💙pare for these events and to help him obtain the best results🎃 possible, Loix will continue to participate in testing as he has done until now and, before the championship's first asphalt round, will also enter a non-championship event - yet to be confirmed - driving a 206 WRC.
"Loix and Peugeot Sport are pleased with this agreement whi🎃ch will allow the former to demonstrate his driving skills on asphalt and enable Peugeot Sport to profit f🦹rom valuable additional support."