Rally Navigation Training
There are a number of ways to improve your navigation skills. 1st is to join a Club and participate in events! However being prepared can help you enjoy your first events and massively improve your chances of a good result. We have several options for training ranging from paper based correspondence courses to online seminars
Rally Navigation Training is essential for participants looking to improve their navigation skills for rally. Our training resources equips individuals with the knowledge of reading maps, roadbooks, understanding distance and time calculations, and mastering effective communication with their driver. The courses cover techniques to navigate through the classic historic rally events, ensuring drivers and navigators work seamlessly together to achieve optimal performance. Rally Navigation Training is designed for enthusiasts, competitors, and professionals seeking to enhance their rally navigation capabilities and gain a competitive edge in the sport. Join a Rally Navigation Training course today to elevate your navigation proficiency and excel in rally.
Don Barrow Navigation Self Study Course
- Information booklet covering 26 worked examples
- Exercise book with 35 self-study practical exercises
- 1:50,000 UK OS Map, to mark up
- Don Barrow 1:50,000 Super Romer
- Sixty minute webinar
- Equipment required
- How to keep to time
- Maintain average speeds
- By Graham Raeburn
- Ninety minute webinar
- Rally Navigation
- maps and plotting route instructions on to the map
- By Graham Raeburn
- One hour webinar on tulip roadbooks
- Regularly used on historic road rallies, scenic tours and stage rallies for navigating the route
- Learn the basics and the skills needed to ensure that you go the right way
- This webinar will also briefly cover the more uses of tulip roadbooks for managing regularity timing on jogularity events and special tests where appropriate
- By Graham Raeburn
- One hour webinar on special test navigation
- Hints and tips to go the right way and help the driver go quicker
- Ideally suited for Targa Road Rally & Historic Road Rally navigators
- By Graham Raeburn
- Sixty minute webinar on regularity and average speeds
- The competitive component of on the public highway historic road rallying
- learn all about average speed tables, timing, control procedures
- Hints and tips for dealing with mistakes and getting back on the right track
- Aimed at competitors with some experience of regularities who are looking to improve
- By Graham Raeburn
Clickmeeting has been chosen to deliver the online webinars, there are lots of good features including whiteboards (for interactive work), polls and chat. It also has the advantages of not requiring any software downloads and can be viewed on PCs, tablets or smartphones.
Click here to watch a video from Clickmeeting on how to join a webinar
Graham Raeburn Bio
Graham is steeped in motorsport and predominantly rallying history. His father Nigel Raeburn was a multiple MN Road Rally winning navigator and won the 1970 RAC British Rally Championship.
Graham has also been a member of Knutsford & District Motor Club since birth. His competition history is mainly as a navigator, having done nearly 200 rallies, historic, road, endurance and stage – highlights include winning the 2004 ANWCC Road Rally Championship with Owen Turner and a total of 20 overall wins.
Graham's most recent event was 22/23 February 2020 – Hexham Historic Rally where he finished 1st overall with Steve Head. He has participated in many HRCR regularity rallies as well as Rally of the Tests and occasional overseas events.
He is also an active marshal and event organiser including Clerk of the Course on the Plains Rally from 2007 to 2014 and Knutsford Targa Rally since 2017 – winning numerous Rally of the Year awards during this time.
Professionally he has spent the last 15 years working for Shell and conducted and participated in many webinars. One focus area for him was sales performance coaching and providing insights into pricing and price optimization.
He has taught rally navigation at HRCR training days and in his role as CLO on Tour of Cheshire and Three Castles has run training sessions and offered encouragement and support to rally newcomers.
Across both motorsport and work, he has always got satisfaction from helping and supporting others and doing his best to ensure they are enjoying themselves along the way. Through Rally Navigation Training Services he is bringing the opportunities to learn and gain insights to encourage enjoyment and success as a rally navigator.