The Tuition
Our Coaching Team
There are always Champion rally and rallycross drivers on site to help you with your driving. We also often have guest Coaches to visit such as Justin Dale - five times BRC Champion. Whoever is onsite during your visit, will make sure you enjoy the experience and learn at your own pace and style.
Pat Flynn
A former Rally and Rally cross champion with 24 years experience of competition driving, Pat has been a Porsche Driving Consultant, an Audi Performance Driving Coach, and has coached many young Rally drivers throughout the UK.
Matt Edwards
Matt is 1400cc BTRDA Champion, he is also the sponsored "Star of the Future" By Millers oils. He has much experience of Rallying, having won 2 Championships now, winning the first round of the 2011 BRC Challenge The Bulldog Rally outright in his 1400 cc MG ZR.
Pete Nickson
Pete is an ex South African Touring car champion, he also works coaching racing drivers at Oulton Park, Silverstone etc. Peter is a RWD Specialist and FWD guru.
Eliot Retalick
Eliot has worked at all the main driving schools in the UK and now builds rally cars professionally. One of Eliot's proudest driving achievements is the title of winning the worlds biggest one make rally series, recieving a factory Peugeot drive as his prize!
Andy Davison
Andy has won the RWD Challenge championship twice in consecutive years and has won many rallies over his career. He has eight years top flight rallying to his name.
Ian Winstanley
At the forefront of national rallying, Ian is a regular winner. Rallying for nineteen years, he has been on the national championship podium every year for eight years and has won twice.
Conor Flynn
At 17, Conor is the youngest team member. Dispite this, he has a great reputation of winning Kart championships from the age of nine, and then testing cars until old enough to compete in the British Open Rally Cross Championship. Here he finished third while just 14 years old (the youngest ever race winner), taking the title again at just 15 years old. The following year in 2009, Conor moved up into the Men's category where he again became British open RWD Champion.
