Name: Mike Winfield
Role: Driver
Something you didn't know: Mike has a strange love affair with real ale and pies. A must for any rally driver so he tells everybody.....as it gives better traction and a top speed of up to 44 mph.
Name: Simon Lassam
Role: Co-driver
Something you didn't know: Simon, or "Daddy" as he is now known, is the newest recruit to the team. Having co-driven on many rallies, over many years, with many different drivers, Simon is very experienced though yet not as old as the Town Hall clock that his experience may suggest. This leads us firmly to the conclusion that he was a rallying whore in his younger years. No evidence shown has lead to us changing our little minds thus far......
Name: James Kirwan
Role: No. 2 Mechanic
Something you didn't know: Something you didn't know: James once starred on BBC1 as a choir boy in the Vicar Of Dibley. He was due to sign a deal with Andrew Lloyd Webber to be the new voice of "How do you solve a problem like Maria?". He then however told the great man to stick it, as he would not have time to go rallying. Good point Junior, we salute you.
Name: Ian Winfield
Role: Chase / Management Car Driver and on site support
Something you didn't know: Something you didn't know: Ian works as an ADI, or an Approved Driving Instructor if you prefer. His smooth and extremely safe style is compromised once a month however, as he flies round the English countryside at the speed of a racing pigeon, attempting to make the management service schedule on time. The management crew never missed a service time during the 2006 season, but did however clock up an impressive £6000 of speeding fines and 60 points on their licences. The Welsh Police backed "Camera Safety Team's" Christmas party is in Barbados this year, all thanks to Ian.
Name: Ben Hennessy
Role: Website / Photography / PR
Something you didn't know: Something you didn't know: Ben was raised by wolves on the outskirts of Oxfordshire, hence his facial hair which he chooses to grow to remind him of his humble roots. Incidentally, he is due for a check up at the vets on the 14th December. He sometimes has trouble operating his small and expensive state of the art camera equipment due to his massive paws. To combat this problem, Ben has reverted to a camera from 1988 with buttons the size of dinner plates.
