In the opinion of this author, one of the most exciting forms of auto racing is rally racing. Rallying typically involves two classes of car: modified Group A cars exclusively designed for auto racing on the road and Group N cars that are essentially base production cars with few to no modifications.
Rallying takes place on closed roads unless you’re in a James Bond movie. It involves participants racing to a particular point on the road and leaving in regular intervals from set start points. There are usually a number of stages over a set piece of terrain, with entrants usually allowed to scout the track ahead of time to get familiar with the racing grounds.
Rallying often takes place on roads that are quite beautiful and there is a certain element of danger to it that normal auto racing on tracks does not hold. The art of careening down a windy side road or pushing through mud or dirt to get to a finish line may be a harrowing experience for the average driver, but the mentally-tough rally drivers enjoy every minute and so do the spectators.
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