Rally Racing

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Ken Ford is an American physicist and professor known for his contributions to the field of physics, particularly in areas related to nuclear physics and particle physics. He has also been involved in science communication and education, promoting public understanding of scientific concepts. In addition to his academic work, Ford has authored several publications and books aimed at both scientific audiences and the general public.

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The Four Ball Rally was a quasi-legal race from Boston to San Diego. Its complete name was the Michael A. Preston Memorial Four Ball Rally in commemoration of its founder who was murdered prior to its first event. It was run from 1981 to 1984. In the history of its running, no accidents with other cars occurred, although many tickets were received by people that particiapted. The event was "invitation only", and generally was limited to race car drivers, stunt drivers, and others with similar experience. This race was done in the same manner as the Cannonball Run, which was similar, starting from the Lock, Stock & Barrel in Darien, CT. The Cannonball Run was last held in 1976.

A rally track is a dirt course with bumps and sometimes obstacles to dodge around. You are usually in a 'rally car' which is a modified car.

While in a race they just pee. I do not know if they wear a diaper or other waste containment device but I do know that they don't hold it and that they don't leave their car to visit the bathroom.

Sebastien Loeb is a French race car driver. He has won the World Rally Championship 9 years in a row.

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They already do something similar to this, its called Endurals, they race against time on roads, two-tracks, trails, in the woods, in fields, etc..(motorcycles) For cars, Yes, in a sense, it can be a smooth, well kept dirt road "OR" they're nothing more than a path or a two-track, a rough, un-kept access lane, it also depends on the promoter or sanctioning body putting it on and the type of Rally it is.

world rallying championship.

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in most websites it just starts talking about the wrc in the 1990's so maybe it started then :) i love the wrc love all motorsport hope thos helps

nic

in most websites it just starts talking about the wrc in the 1990's so maybe it started then :) i love the wrc love all motorsport hope thos helps

nic

The World Rally Championship had it's first season in 1973.

First season kicked of with the 42eme Rallye automobile de Monte-Carlo

Alpine-Renault won the first Manufacturer's world championship and was succeded by three time victor Lancia.

That big, black-plastic box that's behind the rear axle is the gas tank. It's the biggest thing under there. You can't miss it.

A rally car is a purpose-built automobile which usually starts its life as one of the high-end cars that are available to the public. Once the car to be rallied has been chosen, it is stripped of most (if not all) of its parts and interior trim pieces. The car is then reassembled leaving out any part that is not crucial to the car's function. The dashboard and seats are almost always replaced with custom or racing parts and the back seat is very rarely reinstalled. A roll cage is installed to increase the stiffness of the car's chassis and increase driver safety. Depending on the class that the car is being built for the engine is either left alone, tuned or replaced entirely. Stock suspension is replaced with aftermarket suspension providing much more wheel travel to reduce the impact of hitting deep bumps and landing jumps. Wheels are rally-specific, built to be strong and lightweight with built-in brake shields to keep rocks and debris from damaging the rotors and affecting stopping ability. Once completed, a rally car will be raced around a dirt, snow or gravel course in which corners are most often taken sideways.

Dirt3 is probably the best Rally-style driving game out there. There is good representation of different types of rally cars and a wide variety of tracks/events to choose from.

The cars looks and graphics are really well done and the handling of the cars is phenomenal.

The only downside(in my opinion) is that they incorporate a "Gymkhana" event series(Ghymkhana is something like a dance competition for cars! LOL Basically, They compete doing in obstacle courses.)

To me, that isn't racing and shouldn't be included in the game- even though many of the Rally drivers race in the Gymkhana events.

Other than that, I loved this game! (Other racing games I liked were the 'Need For Speed' series and Grid series.)

The term "rally", as a branch of motorsport, dates from the first Monte Carlo Rally of January 1907. Until the late 1920s, few if any other events used the term. Rallying itself can be traced back to the 1894 Paris-Rouen Horseless Carriage Competition (Concours des Voitures sans Chevaux), sponsored by a Paris newspaper, Le Petit Journal, which attracted considerable public interest and entries from leading manufacturers. Prizes were awarded to the vehicles by a jury based on the reports of the observers who rode in each car; the joint winners were Panhard et Levassor and Peugeot. This event led directly to a period of city-to-city road races in France and other European countries, which introduced many of the features found in later rallies: individual start times with cars running against the clock rather than head to head; time controls at the entry and exit points of towns along the way; road books and route notes; and driving over long distances on ordinary, mainly gravel, roads, facing hazards such as dust, traffic, pedestrians and farm animals.

Rally's/checkers opens at 10am and closes at 10 pm

Find a local track, with a car truck bike etc. and go for it. The track officials will check you and your car out for safety. Watch the other people, "net working" the people in the pit area. Drag racers, the real ones, love to brag, engine builder, the tires they use etc., you'll figure it out. The biggest huddle, get it up to the tree!!!!

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The 1936 Olympics in Berlin included a car rally. It was won by Miss Betty Haig who started from Birmingham, England in a Singer.

The engine is located in the back of the truck.

NOT. Good try though. LOL

I have seen them go on Ebay from $15.00 to $30.00 depending upon the condition. It takes about $15.00 to ship the set so, if you could sell it in your local area (without shipping it), you should be able to get $30.00 to $45.00 .