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Cross-Country Rally

another name for Rally Raid, an extended form of off-road rally racing. Participation format: Drivers, teams, crews, and constructors. It is typically contested on or in Circuit, road, rally, hill-climb, ice, or off-road course. Scoring is based on Time, finish order, points, class results, and penalties. Core equipment includes Regulated race vehicle, safety equipment, timing, and track infrastructure. Listed competitions include FIA Formula One World Championship, FIA World Rally Championship, FIA World Endurance Championship. Origin/development: Europa / USA, 1894. The sport is actively practiced today.

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Classification

Category Motorsport
Family Motorsport
Level Variant

Weitere Angaben

Aliases Rally Raid, Rally-Raid, Cross-Country Rally, Rallye Raid
Tags outdoor, variant, variante, cross-country-rally, motorsport, rally-raid, rallye-raid

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

Depending on discipline, the objective is fastest time, highest placing, or best overall result across races, stages, or championship rounds.

Teilnehmer

Drivers, teams, constructors, co-drivers, and classes depending on series.

Teamgröße

Usually one driver per car; rally uses driver/co-driver crews, endurance racing uses multiple drivers per car.

Spielfeld

Race circuit, rally stage, hill-climb route, ice track, or off-road course.

Dauer

Lap races, timed runs, stages, or championship events by series.

Wertung

Scoring uses finishing order, time, points, penalties, class results, and championship points.

Gewinnbedingung

Victory comes by fastest time, first finish, or highest points total.

Ausrüstung

  • race car
  • FIA safety equipment
  • helmet/HANS
  • race suit
  • timing system
  • circuit infrastructure

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • track limits
  • dangerous driving
  • technical regulation breach
  • flag/safety-car violation
  • unsporting conduct

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)