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World Rally Championships
World Rally Championships
The World Rally Championship Calendar-2024
The World Rally Championship (WRC) calendar for the 2024 season includes 13 stages across four continents.
Notable changes for the 2024 season include the return of Rally Poland, which has not been held since 2017, and the debut of Rally Latvia, replacing Rally Estonia. Additionally, the dates for Safari Rally Kenya have been moved to March instead of June.
Here is the schedule for the season:
- Rally Monte-Carlo (Monaco) - January 25-28
- Rally Sweden (Sweden) - February 15-18
- Safari Rally Kenya (Kenya) - March 28-31
- Croatia Rally (Croatia) - April 18-21
- Rally de Portugal (Portugal) - May 9-12
- Rally Italia Sardegna (Italy) - May 30 - June 2
- 80th Rally Poland (Poland) - June 27-30
- Rally Latvia (Latvia) - July 18-21
- Rally Finland (Finland) - August 1-4
- Acropolis Rally Greece (Greece) - September 5-8
- Rally Chile Bio-Bio (Chile) - September 26-29
- Central European Rally (Austria, Czech Republic, Germany) - October 31 - November 3
- Rally Japan (Japan) - November 21-24
World Rally Championship calendar for the 2024 season
Rallying is a type of motor sport in which participants compete in specially prepared vehicles over a variety of routes, including asphalt, gravel and dirt roads.
The main features of the rally include:
1. Stages and special stages: Rallies consist of many stages, which are called special stages. These stages can take place both on roads closed to normal traffic and on specially prepared tracks.
2. Various types of surfaces: Rally courses can include roads with different surfaces - from asphalt and gravel to dirt and snow. This makes rallying one of the most diverse and challenging forms of motorsport.
3. Co-driver and pilot: In a rally, the car is driven by the pilot, and the co-driver (navigator) assists the pilot by reading road notes and indicating the direction of travel.
1. Stages and special stages: Rallies consist of many stages, which are called special stages. These stages can take place both on roads closed to normal traffic and on specially prepared tracks.
2. Various types of surfaces: Rally courses can include roads with different surfaces - from asphalt and gravel to dirt and snow. This makes rallying one of the most diverse and challenging forms of motorsport.
3. Co-driver and pilot: In a rally, the car is driven by the pilot, and the co-driver (navigator) assists the pilot by reading road notes and indicating the direction of travel.
4. Cars: Rallying uses specially prepared cars with heavy-duty suspension, powerful engines and reinforced roll cages to withstand the extreme conditions of racing.
5. Popular Competitions: One of the most famous and prestigious rally competitions is the World Rally Championship (WRC), which attracts leading car teams and drivers from all over the world.
Rallying requires participants to have excellent coordination, quick reactions and the ability to adapt to changing track conditions.
5. Popular Competitions: One of the most famous and prestigious rally competitions is the World Rally Championship (WRC), which attracts leading car teams and drivers from all over the world.
Rallying requires participants to have excellent coordination, quick reactions and the ability to adapt to changing track conditions.
