François Duval
Belgian racing driver, WRC participant
Belgian racing driver, WRC participant
Participated in the World Rally Championship from 2001 to 2008, driving for various teams including Ford and Citroën. Achieved multiple stage wins and consistently ranked in the top ten throughout his career. Notable for his performances in events such as the Rally Sweden and Rally Finland. Transitioned to competing in national events and rallycross after completing the WRC.
Competed in the World Rally Championship
Achieved multiple stage wins
Drove for Ford and Citroën teams
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