A late entrant in the 2004 championship, Brent Taylor and diesel wizard co-driver Jeremy Fearn, have been the leading diesel contenders for some time.

Their bright yellow BMW powered Bowler Wildcat is quite capable of podium places and with Brent at the wheel this is always the target.  Indeed arriving on the scene at the Ellesmere round Brent showed that he needed no time to get settled and opened his account with a fine third overall placing at the tough Shropshire venue.

The team have had strong results in the Goodyear National Hillrally series (www.hillrally.com) including a magnificent second overall in the 2002 Scottish Hillrally and have taken their fight to the French in recent years with moderate success.

A crane driver by day, Brent’s pace on the track belies his day job and the reputation of diesel power to be one of the strongest packages for the 2004 Goodyear MSA British Off Road Championship.

Engine: 2.5 litre BMW Turbo Diesel

Transmission: Manual, 4WD

Suspension: Live axles - coil over

Tyres: Goodyear Wrangler MT/R 

Class: Prototype 3E