Luis Moya has been Carlos Sainz's co-driver for the past 10 years, his  ever-present partner in all rallying successes.

This (very modest) page is dedicated to an extraordinary rally pair, and it's especially aimed to tracing a profile of Luis Moya, an exceptional sportsman, a great human being and friend!

Born in La Coruņa on September 23, 1960, Luis's rallying carrier began in 1983, when he decided to leave his medicine studies. He became a pro in 1987, when he joined Guillermo Barreras racing for Renault Spain Team in the Spanish series. He joined forces with Carlos Sainz in 1988 racing for Ford. Since then they have become inseparable, becoming one of the strongest pairs ever to appear in the rallying world. With the two WRC championship titles, and 21 event rounds, Luis is WRC's most successful co-driver.
A highly professional sportsman, Luis possesses a rare ability to communicate that makes him one of the most charming personalities of the rallying world.

Carlos Sainz left his law studies to dedicate himself to racing. He made his first WRC appearance in 1987 with Ford. At his first full assault on the WRC in 1990 he claimed the championship's title, and repeated the triumph two years later. Since then his name has been at the forefront of international competition champions, and apart from a weak season with Lancia in 1993, he has always finished at the top three of WRC. He is probably the most dedicated of world rally drivers, and the most successful after Juha Kankkunen. If he succeeds in winning a third WRC, he will become the most successful driver in the history of the WRC, record currently held by Juha Kankkunen. Carlos is a consumed sportsman, skilled at squash (he claimed the Spanish championship title), soccer, fencing and tennis.