Rallying

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Speed and Navigation. Rallies aren't just about going fast, they're also about following a map and hitting specific waypoints at exactly the right time. Drivers have to be smart about their route and their speed to win.

Two Types of Tests. Rallies include speed tests where you race against the clock on a timed section, and navigation tests where you follow instructions to reach destinations. Both skills are needed to be a great rally driver.

Short or Super Long. Some rallies happen in one afternoon at a single location, while extreme rallies can stretch for thousands of miles across deserts, mountains, and continents. The longest ones test both drivers and their vehicles to the limit.

Team Effort. Every rally car has a driver and a co-driver who reads the directions and times the navigation. They have to work together perfectly, trusting each other completely while zooming through challenging terrain.

Around the World. Rally competitions happen everywhere, from tropical jungles to snowy mountains to sandy deserts. Different rallies test different skills depending on the landscape and weather conditions.