In this third instalment of Mike Wood's rally career series, the renowned co-driver discusses his experiences in international rallying, starting with his first Tulip Rally in 1955.

Mike shares anecdotes about his challenges and peculiarities, including navigating Europe's terrains and dealing with language barriers. He also highlights his participation in the Tour de France Automobile and the London to Sydney Marathon, providing insights into the logistics, service setups, and the camaraderie and competitiveness of rally racing during his time.

Through tales of navigating for different teams, adapting to various cars, and transitioning away from professional rallying, Mike offers a personal glimpse into the history and evolution of rally sport.

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