WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RALLY AND RALLY CROSS?

Off-road rallies simulate a wild environment, which means that vehicles are not on the road in principle. There are generally two types of off-road rally, one is the field, and the other is an open environment similar to the Dakar. The former simulates the field environment in the field, while the latter passes through the specified timing points in turn, allowing the rider to theoretically choose the driving route freely.

Rally originated as a group of private car owners gathering on a road that is still in use to compete. Although these roads are not necessarily paved, they are in use. That's the biggest difference between the two.

As for the winch, it varies according to the event. Some off-road events can be difficult to do without a winch, such as the Malaysian Rainforest Challenge, where the pilot or co-pilot is generally the hardest because they need to get out of the car to use the winch and direct the driver to refuel. I don't know much about cross-country rallying, because this event is generally referred to as off-road.

Because when the event is held, like the rally, there are many drivers gathered in one place, which is the original meaning of the English rally.

Track cross-country race is a bit similar to short track rally are set up to facilitate TV broadcast and audience concentration** The track cross-country race is to simulate some obstacles in the field in a fixed place to simulate the wild environment Strictly speaking, it is not an artificial road All participating vehicles must follow a fixed route to climb over the obstacle course without a winch If there is a rollover, a stuck car, and you can't get out, even if you withdraw from the race View the original post

In this way, in a normal rally, the car does not need to be equipped with a winch. Right. Because it's driving where there are roads.

Regarding off-road rally, there is the kind like the Dakar off-road rally, which should be used in this kind of competition. However, the cross-country race is an artificially set roadbed road, and I see that there is a cordon around the ** road, and probably all the cars are taking a route. So I asked, what is the difference between track cross-country and cross-country rally, and can you use a winch in the race.

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My understanding: Dakar is cross-country, and the race is longer and more arduous than the rally View the original post

Rally is a timed car race in which cars are conducted on ice, snow, sand, asphalt and other roads, and the venue is much larger than the off-road race, which pays attention to the details of the car and needs to pass through many obstacles!

The line style is different, the process is different!

The process is different, the method is different, and the result is different.

The rules, models, forms, and processes are all the same as plutonium.

Rally: The WRC World Rally Championship began in 1973 and is one of the four major FIA races along with F1, but unlike F1, all participating cars must be developed and manufactured as production cars, and race in rainforests, mud, snow, deserts and winding mountain roads around the world. WRC is an abbreviation for "World Rally Championship".

The term "Rally rally" is derived from the English word "rally", which means that the participating vehicles must strictly follow the driving route specified in the competition, reach the target of the sub-station within the specified time, and complete the maintenance and inspection of the vehicle within the specified time.

Crossover Rally:

RallyCross crossover rally is a race that takes place on a closed track in a racetrack, made up of original cars, modified cars, or specially built cars, mainly in Europe, Oceania and some countries in the Americas.

Trailblazer Rally:

Races of a fixed type of car (trailblazer) at a specific course.

There are many types of rally, which one you ask.