Green Racing Rally Website Template

Rally is the Chinese transliteration of English Rally, also known as "multi-day race". It is one of the automobile road competition events. It requires participating vehicles to reach the sub-station target within the prescribed time and complete the vehicle inspection according to the prescribed average speed and driving route. An automotive road racing event in maintenance. A rally is a long-distance race held on a dirt road, gravel road or asphalt road with a roadbed. It is held within a country or across several countries. It not only tests the performance and quality of the vehicle, but also tests the driving skills of the driver. The competition is held in several stages within the specified date. In each stage, several speed test stages connected by driving sections are set up to be conducted alternately. The length of each stage does not exceed 30 kilometers. The competition adopts a single start method, and each team consists of 1 driver and 1 co-driver. The final score is calculated based on the time each team takes to complete all special sections of the race and the cumulative penalty time received on the driving section. The shorter the time, the higher the ranking. The race has strict driving time limits on driving sections, and there will be penalties for arriving late or early.
Each rally race usually lasts for three days. There are 20-30 stages called SS (Special Stage) on a pre-set track. Each stage is as short as 3 kilometers and as long as 30 kilometers. kilometer. Racing players drive their cars through the stages at the fastest speed to determine the competition ranking. Of course, the organizers of the competition must implement the strictest management of the stages. Except for the Safari Rally, other vehicles are strictly prohibited from passing through each stage of the rally. On each stage, a car will start to compete every 2-3 minutes. The biggest difference between rally racing and track car competitions such as F1 is that the racers who start at staggered times compete without seeing their competitors at all. In addition, rally cars are equipped with a navigator. The navigator sitting in the co-pilot's seat indicates the direction of progress for the racing competitors through a race route map called "PaceNote". With the cooperation of the navigator, the contestants drove through every corner at a speed beyond people's imagination, regardless of heavy fog or rain and snow. In the end, those contestants who were able to conquer the obstacles of nature and complete the race in the shortest time Will win.
Different from field races, which are held on closed special tracks, the competition roads of car rally competitions are various temporarily closed ordinary roads, including winding roads in mountainous and hilly areas, gravel roads, mud roads, ice and snow roads, etc., as well as roads that are inaccessible. Closed desert, Gobi, grassland and other areas. The complex terrain and long race course not only test the driver's driving skills and experience, but also test the co-operation of the navigator, the performance of the vehicle and the strength of maintenance. Therefore, rally racing is an extremely complex and comprehensive test for both drivers and teams.