Tips on becoming a rally co-driver

[eybic]

Helloooo,

I've been "into" rallying for a few years and don't think I am a good enough driver to do it competatively (?sp?) however I like the idea of being involved which leaves either marshalling or co-driving. I've done a bit of marshalling and although it is quite exciting I still need a bit more of a "buzz"

So how do I become a co-driver? How do I find a driver willing to take a newbie on?

What sort of costs would be involved? Does the co-driver normally pay for event entry? How does it normally work?

I'm based in Slough (I'm ok though :0) )

Any suggestions appreciated.

[eybic]

Thank you,

I'm ok at map reading and have never been travel sick so should be ok on those points.

I'll probably pop down to Craven one night and have a chat with them.

Thanks again.

[eybic]

I love being scared so that shouldn't be an issue either, plus with being strapped in and having a cage I know I'd be pretty much as safe as is possible.

[eybic]

Thank you, I'll definately look further into it.

[eybic]

Many thanks, I've just registered on british rally and am waiting for them to activate my account.