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co-driver
(Stress variable.)
[co- 3 b.]
A person who takes turns with another or others to drive a vehicle (esp. in a motor race, rally, etc.). Hence co-drive v. trans.
1933Motor 13 Jan. 1156/2 In our report..of the Monte Carlo Rally it was stated that Mr. A. K. Stevenson, of the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, was co-driver with the Hon. V. A. Bruce... Actually Bruce's co-driver in the Rally was W. J. Brunell. 1952Ibid. 23 Jan. 870/2 His Hillman Minx which he was co-driving with Philip Fotheringham-Parker. 1960Times 25 Feb. 1/3 Co-driver, sharing expenses, to Lisbon. 1963P. Drackett Motor Rallying iii. 49 Peter Burch, of Aldershot, and his co-driver, A. Benniman, were three miles from rally headquarters. |