
These exceptional results make him an outstanding figure in sport in general and one of the greatest drivers of all time. He has remained faithful to Citroën since his debut, and scored his first victories in rallying in 2001 in the French Championship and the Junior World Championship.
Loeb has dominated his sport between 2004 and 2011, winning seven consecutive World Rally
Championship titles with his friend and co-driver, Daniel Elena. With two events to go till the end of the season the crew currently leads the drivers’ overall classification.
It took six months to create his wax double from his first rendezvous with sculptor Stéphane Barret and the workshop team.

Everything has to be studied down to the tiniest detail with the celebrity so that the resemblance is almost disconcerting. This includes the colour of the hair, the eyes, the skin, handprints etc - nothing was left to chance to make Sébastien Loeb even more lifelike than he is in reality!
Loeb’s wax double will be on show beside rugby player Sébastien Chabal and basketball player Tony Parker in the section of the museum dedicated to sports people. The driver will appear in his driving suit in the colours of Citroën and their partners.
The Grévin, a private museum created in 1882, is in Paris on the ‘Grands Boulevards’ and welcomes almost 800 000 visitors per year.
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