MSA selects first six 'to follow' Burns and McRae.
The Motor Sports Association [MSA], the governing body of motor sport in the UK, has named the first six people that will benefit from the new 'British Rally Elite' programme, which aims to help British rally drivers and co-drivers who want to follow in the footsteps of former World Rally champions, Richard Burns and Colin McRae.
The first six include four drivers - namely Stuart Jones, Philip Morrow, Matthew Wilson and James Wozencroft - and two co-drivers - Daniel Barritt and Scott Martin.
A MSA statement read:
The Motor Sports Association [MSA], the governing body of motor sport in the UK, has named the first six people that will benefit from the new 'British Rally Elite' programme, which aims to help British rally drivers and co-drivers who want to follow in the footsteps of former World Rally champions, Richard Burns and Colin McRae.
The first six include four drivers - namely Stuart Jones, Philip Morrow, Matthew Wilson and James Wozencroft - and two co-drivers - Daniel Barritt and Scott Martin.
A MSA statement read:
"The first six drivers and co-drivers have now been chosen under this scheme and it is intended that more will follow in their wheel tracks.
"The six were chosen from just over a hundred of aspiring and talented youngsters right across the UK desperate to follow in the wake of former world champions Louise Aitken-Walker, Phil Mills, Colin McRae and Derek Ringer, and Richard Burns and Robert Reid.
"Having survived the application and selection process so far the six now go forward to the first part of their formal training and development programme which will be undertaken over a two day course at Edinburgh University at the end of June."
