Phil Pugh

Phil Pugh is a rally co-driver known for his extensive career in British and international competitions. Originally from Wales, he combined his sporting career with his profession as an electrician before fully dedicating himself to motorsport.
Pugh made his debut in the British Rally Championship (BRC) in the late 1990s and, alongside driver Guy Wilks, achieved his greatest success when they won the BRC championship in 2007 driving a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. In addition to his achievements in the British championship, Pugh was part of the team that triumphed in the WRC Academy in 2012 with driver Elfyn Evans, becoming the first Welsh co-driver to win a title within a series of the World Rally Championship since Phil Mills (drivers' title). During his international career, he was also Wilks' regular co-driver in World Rally Championship events and the Intercontinental Rally Challenge (IRC), participating in numerous races and competitions with cars such as the Peugeot and the Škoda Fabia S2000.