Definición y Significado de "rally"

What is a "rally"?

A rally is a type of motorsport where drivers race on public or private roads, often with mixed surfaces like gravel, dirt, snow, or asphalt. Rallies are typically held over long distances, with drivers navigating challenging courses, often with sharp turns, jumps, and uneven terrain. The races are usually broken into stages, with the driver and co-driver working together, where the co-driver reads pace notes to help the driver navigate the course. Rally racing requires a combination of speed, skill, and endurance, as well as the ability to adapt to varying road conditions and weather.