UK rally licence

[BowzaKupa]

I would like to get the MSA stage rally national B licence and am currently undertaking advanced driver training with RoSPA, I understand no driving tuition is inclusive with the rally licence test so should I do the ARDS national B course first or a rally school day or will the RoSPA training and MSA starter pack suffice

[BertMk2]

For rallying its a BARS test rather than an ARDS test (I think the MSA starter packs are different too so make sure you get the right one). Make sure if you're after tuition you go to a proper rally school rather than doing a general 'rally day' experience - they aren't much good for actually teaching you anything. Somewhere like the Bill Gwynne rallyschool would be able to provide tuition and the BARS test as a package.

Do you have a car yet? If so what? If not - what are you planning on using? Gravel or Tarmac? Lots of questions

[BowzaKupa]

Thanks, Bill Gwynne does look good value.
No car ready yet, primary requirements are low running costs, ease of maintenance, and challenging yet rewarding drive. Secondary requirements would be ability to enter a range of events and to use the car as a daily drive.
Gravel, mud, and snow will be the main use.

[oneofapair]

Depends where you are in the country? I believe Brands Hatch in Kent runs a BARS scheme,with a number of different packages to suit various needs.