Rally is not wheel-to-wheel racing. Guests run alone against a clock on a loose surface, working from a co-driver calling the road ahead. It is the format nobody expects and the one people remember.
Every other format at your event will be a car on a circuit. Rally is a car on a road, on gravel or dirt, sliding most of the way, with a voice calling corners the driver cannot see yet.
Acting on a call rather than on what your eyes have confirmed is the genuinely novel part, and it is what guests talk about afterwards. It is also why rally works as a differentiator when your audience has seen a racing simulator at three other events this year.
Everyone runs the same stage and the leaderboard is built from stage times. The closest rally equivalent to a fastest-lap competition.
Guests run the stage twice, and the improvement between runs is the story. It suits rally better than a single attempt because the first run is largely reconnaissance.
No timing at all. Guests drive stages and enjoy the surface. Good when rally is one of several rigs.
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