Types Of Motor Rallies - Rally Driving

Stage and road rallies make up the two primary categories. The more professional of the two, stage rallies have roughly been around since the 1960’s. They will typically be based around pure speed and will be held on closed stretches of road. These may offer different hazards such as sand, snow or ice. Each of these stretches will be chosen to ensure a challenge for both the rally car and the car’s crew.

The original form of the competition, road rallies are held on normal highways. The main emphasis of these races is placed on vehicular reliability as well as navigation and time keeping. These tend to be considered amateur events and as such can be made open to the novice. These races can be exciting in countries such as Australia where there are long stretches of road that can properly test drivers on their navigation skills.

One type is the Time-Speed-Distance rally, TSD rally, which tests driver’s ability to stay on time and on track. Today there are many businesses that specialize in Rally Car rentals and adventures. Whether you are looking at a experiencing the thrill of racing along a sandy track at high speeds or holding on tight while your driver gives you a quick course on drifting there are plenty of ways to enjoy all that rally cars have to offer.

By: Andrew Jonson

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