r/rally

There was one time where we had a long sequence that was all 3s and 4s of right into left into right into left...

My driver got confused on our second pass of recce, so we just called that section "Squiggles" and I sat quiet until near the end and started calling again after we got through.

What unconventional notes have you used, and what's your favourite call you've made?

Hey y’all! I’m an aspiring fiction writer and motorsports enthusiast. I’ve started working on a novel set during the Group B era of WRC (between 1979-1986). The protagonist is Swedish and his arch rival is a Finn whose brother was a rising rally star who died in a crash before the events of the story. There is also an Italian Michele Mouton equivalent. As you can probably figure out, mortality is a central theme in the novel.

I’m not really sure where else to ask this and there are so few (if any) fiction novels written about rallying, so I figured this sub and r/WRC would be better places to ask for input. What would you want to see in a fiction novel about Group B-era WRC?

So I've recently started sim racing and got some rally games(dirt rally and BeamNG's built in rally thing) and so I've wondered how hard is starting to race in rally is, could y'all help me by telling me like what cars would be the best to start out with irl?

I am curious how would a purpose built quad motor rally car perform compared to a traditional rally car. Since you can have torque vertoring for all four wheel, so possibly better grip? As well as the acceleration from using motors over a combustion engine. But would advantages outweight the disadvantages of heavier weight of batteries.

I've been playing rally games with a keyboard for a bit, and I've just decided to use a Logitech steering wheel to play. It was genuinely so much harder and making sharp turns felt way harder .is this a steering wheel problem or a skill issue

English subtitles are available in the settings, but I recommend turning them off during the English interview segments because they are not accurate.