Co-Driver salary

[AnttiL]

I heard from an "trusted source" that a certain Norwegian wrc driver & his Co-driver had a monthly salary of €10k in total. The driver got 6k and the Co-driver got 4k/month. This was around 2014.

But it's a complicated matter, sometimes you have bonuses from good results or per rally, or you can have sponsor income. Sometimes you have to earn your salary by working elsewhere outside rallying.

[mknight]

Reading Nicolas Gilsoul's story recently, I found it intriguing that when he and Thierry Neuville first signed for M-Sport they were paid a total sum of ZERO. Full program, yes, but not a single penny in wages!!! That all changed 12 months later following a highly successful year. Hyundai snapped them and the rest, as they say, is history. . .

Yeah, but that's MSports business model, often also getting a share of future income of that driver.

It worked well as long as young drivers with some money went to them. Didn't work that well the last two years when those drivers (Loubet, Veiby, Solberg, Solans) instead went to others.

Surely they are hoping to get back to that business with Puma.

[Helopant]

Some teams might pay their drivers a lump sum per year or month and leave it up to the drivers to negotiate payment with their co-drivers. Other teams might negotiate salaries directly with the co-drivers and pay them separately from the driver's salary. It all just depends on the team and their way of doing things.
Just like how different companies have different ways of creating paystubs, it's the same with co-driver salaries. If you're in a situation where you need to create a paystub for your co-driver, you can always use a paystub maker to help you out! It's a quick and easy solution to keep track of the financial papers.

[J4MIE]

It’s all down to individual agreements and negotiation. There’s no set way of doing things. What might work for some might be unacceptable for others.