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The World Rally Championship (WRC) has always been one of the most demanding and challenging motor sport competitions on the planet. Team AVRR uses what most regard as the finest rally simulation ever, Codemasters Colin McRae Rally 4. The 4th iteration in the line captures the essence of Rally drving at its most dramatic and backs up the car physics with jaw dropping graphics and sustained high frame rates. Colin McRae Rally 4 must be updated to version 1.01. Please go to the Team AVRR Tech center for complete install, version details and instructions. |
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Rally Racing in detail |
Rally Preparations Preparations for the hard-fought season begin months before the first rally. The governing body, the FIA approves routes, stages and final locations of the 16 rallies around the world, and passes on a copy of the proposals to the manufacturers. Each rally must allow three days for the reconnaissance (or recce), one day for technical checks (or scrutineering) and three days for competition. The rally is divided into three legs, and typically has between 15 and 25 Special Stages. The factory teams will enter two or three cars each and they will arrive on location weeks before the start of a rally for on-site preparation. The competing World Rally Cars are seeded and start the event according to their ranking, with the leader of the Championship setting off first. Often there are up to 90 cars taking part - the rest of the field made up of the Junior World Championship (smaller, lower-powered cars for younger drivers), or the Production Car World Rally Championship and private teams. |
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Rally The Stages The Special Stages are the competitive sections of the rally - where the drivers and co-driver drive as fast as possible to achieve the quickest time. They take place on private roads or public roads closed to the general public while the rally is in progress. A typical World Rally will have about 25 Special Stages over 3 days. The stages are linked by public roads, on which competitors must obey all traffic laws. Each day contains about 400km of competitive rallying - a third of which are Special Stages. Stages vary in length from five to 60kms but the combined event distance is closer to 1200km, the cars' times being recorded after each stage to the tenth of a second. |
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Rally Service Park After each stage is completed, the cars can visit a designated Service Park where repairs may be carried out by the teams under strict supervision and timing controls (20 minute periods). At the end of each day the crews are allowed a longer time to work on the cars (45 minutes) before they are locked away in the guarded 'Parc Fermé' until the following morning's restart. Again, the cars are seeded to reflect that day's leaderboard. One 20 minute service is allowed each morning for fuel and tyre changes; two (or sometimes three) 20 minute services are allowed during the day and a 45 minute workover in the evening. Crews must not exceed these allocated times. |
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Rally The Clock Forget about 'first across the line' - WRC cars compete against the toughest opponent of all, time. They don't race directly against each other - cars start at one or two minute intervals, racing against the clock, their times monitored and entered into the FIA computer. Unless they run into trouble (or a snow bank), rivals rarely see each other during a stage. At the end of an event, the driver who's taken the least amount of time to complete all the stages is the winner. Results achieved during each of the 16 rallies count towards the two FIA World Championships - for Drivers and Manufacturers. Point scoring is the same as in Formula One Grand Prix racing. Drivers get 10 points for coming first, eight points for second place, six points for third, five points for fourth, four for fifth, three for sixth, two for seventh and one for eighth. A Manufacturer can add up the points tally from two cars. |
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