Technique, skill, confidence . . .

Junior Driver Development

It is particularly important for junior drivers to complete each stage of learning fully, before moving on to the next stage.

For parents who want to prepare their son or daughter for the Junior1000 Rally Championship or to begin competitive rallying when they’ve passed their driving test, this is a most thorough and comprehensive coaching programme. Centred on Bill Gwynne’s ‘Rally Ladder’ principle drivers are coached to develop a thorough understanding of the core set rally driving techniques to give them a solid foundation to build their rally career.

Cars available on this course

Classic MKII Ford Escort

Classic MKII Ford Escort

Magical Nissan Micra

Magical Nissan Micra

Customers own car

Customers own car

What to expect on the day

TIMEITINERARY
09.30 Registration, safety briefing, race suit and helmet fitting. Stage walk.
10.15 Demonstration laps with your driving coach.
10.30 Driving session.
12.30

Lunch.

13.15
Driving session.
15.30Debrief, presentation of Drivers Assessment.
16.00Drivers depart.


What to Expect

  • Safety briefing and rally driving technique theory.
  • OMP race suit, Peltor crash helmet and balaclava.
  • Driving coach to student driver intercom.
  • Demonstration laps with your driving coach.
  • Series of driving sessions.
  • In car video analysis.
  • Breaks between driving sessions for debrief and re-set for next session.
  • Freshly prepared lunch and refreshments.

Useful information

RefreshmentsIncluded.
LunchIncluded.
AddressBill Gwynne Rallyschool International
Turweston Aerodrome, Brackley NN13 5YD
DelayedIf you are delayed on the day please contact us on +44 (0) 7957 823519
GuestsOne spectator is included in your fee.  You’re welcome to bring extra guests to spectate for a fee of £15.00 per person to cover lunch, refreshments and insurance.
Clothing

An OMP race suit, Peltor open face crash helmet and balaclava are provided on this course.
However, if you have your own race suit and crash helmet (with Peltor compatible intercom) please bring them, you’ll be more comfortable.
Driving boots are the ideal footwear but if you don’t have a pair a narrow, thin soled pair of sports shoes will be suitable.
If you are used to using driving gloves please bring them with you.

AccommodationWe can provide you with a list of local accommodation.