Huh!?
What's wrong with electric car racing? Electric race cars are already outperforming combustion engine vehicles in multiple arenas, just look at the current Pike's Peak record holder, or Nuremberg. Formula E is easily as exciting as F1. Extreme E races electric off road vehicles through the Amazon. Projekt E brings electric vehicles to top tier rally racing, there are many electric rally series. Pure ETCR is a GT racing series.

Do you miss the noise, or the smell? The racing is actually more exciting thanks to 100% torque at all speeds.

Good question. I can’t find it in the posted rules, but if it’s like rally racing only the navigator would get to see it beforehand.
I’m fairly certain there’s not a practice round, so round 1 would be the drivers first look at the day’s course.

Actually it varies every event. The co-driver has a map of the route through the channels and waives his hand in front of the driver, pointing the way as they go....it’s a bit like rally racing but too loud to speak the directions so they point.

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I've played a lot of Rally racing games. I feel like this is an accurate depiction of what my co-driver would be saying during my driving.

*promote the never surrender mentality of rally racing.
You can only be sure you've lost if you've quit.
The first off road race I ever saw was a short course race in the LA Coliseum, and the front runner completely lost a front wheel with 2 laps to go...and continued on to win the race. I was hooked from then on.

Why would you ever sit/stand next to the track in a rally race? Or any car race, for that matter? Seems like you're just asking to get hit.

Who sits on the outside corner of a rally race track?
That being said - How did they NOT get hit?

I often feel the same way about off road racing, especially since so many spectators like to stand ON the course (just like they do in the Man TTs). The same goes for rally racing. I just can't understand how it's still allowed in today's 'safety conscious' world, but I'm sure glad it is.

With the pimp-Air show mishaps happen (plenty examples on the VS already) and human tragedy for human tragedy sake is always a loser in choggieland-

I'd like to think the snide description reflected your distaste for drama as spectacle though instead of a, "WHOA!! Did you see that shit?!" rally-race reaction...

Not quite as bad as the folks at... whatever you call those dumb races. Rally races? Where folks crowd around the outside edge of hairpin turns, with no protection at all. Durrrrr.

Rally racing is one of the coolest and most difficult forms of car racing in the world, that the guy stopped to apologize is awesome of the guy. The parents with their kid right on a tight corner were idiotic and lucky the kid wasn't hurt. Hopefully they learn their lesson and in future races stay away from such areas.

Isn't rally racing a contest to see who can have the most close calls without crashing?

This is one of many reasons why Rally racing is the peak of the racing sport and all other racers are pussies.

This shits way more dangerous than a rally race OR Le Mans! That one fella from Austin that won alll those times was lucky surviving that AND testicular cancer!! What are the odds?!