please answer me I'm new in this area

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The term "rally" What does it mean?
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Is rally racing in closed arenas or in the open or closed and Aleppo held outdoors together?
3/
What is the difference between production starring P-WRC Championship and the Juniors J-WRC?
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What types of surfaces stages of the World Rally Championship?
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What number of teams participating manufacturers World Rally Championship, WRC 2008 for this season?
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What is the number of stages asphalt in a calendar World Rally Championship for the 2008 season?



please answer me I'm new in this area

A good start is to read this old thread from this forum:

http://www.motorsportforums.com/foru...d.php?t=125878

but you cam answer me or not ?
please i want corect answers

http://wrc.com/jsp/index.jsp?lnk=220


2/ Takes place all over. Most is outside but it's not really a simple explanation, watch some videos on Youtube to find out.

3/ P-WRC is for production cars that have very little modifying. J-WRC is for young drivers in less powerful cars than the normal WRC. P-WRC allows 4 wheel drive, J-WRC is 2 wheel drive.

4/ Gravel, Ice/Snow, Tarmac.

5/ http://wrc.com/jsp/index.jsp?lnk=600

6/ Don't know. There are 4 rallies on tarmac (I think) but don't know how many stages each has.


It's not difficult to find out yourself if you look at the link already posted. It's actually quite difficult to explain as I've grown up watching the sport and just know what it is.

Read the thread in the link I posted earlier. Here are few more links.

1.
http://www.onelook.com/?w=rally&ls=a
http://www.wrc.com/index.jsp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rallying

2. Closed public or private roads / areas.

3. Glossary:

http://www.wrc.com/jsp/index.jsp?lnk...d=83&pageid=84

J-WRC
Junior World Rally Championship. Like the P-WRC, a support championship for the World Rally Championship. The J-WRC has seven rounds and is for front-wheel drive 1600cc hot hatchbacks. J-WRC drivers must be born on or after 1st January 1979 - so they cannot be older than 28 at the start of the Championship year to compete.

P-WRC
The FIA Production car World Rally Championship (P-WRC) is the showcase support championship to the WRC. Cars are built to the FIA's Group N or Super 2000 regulations and have less technical freedom than WRC cars. Eight rallies of the WRC calendar count towards the P-WRC. Participation in six of the eight events is mandatory, with P-WRC entrants nominating their six events before the start of the season.

4. Gravel, snow and tarmac but there are very different gravel and tarmac events. http://www.wrc.com/jsp/index.jsp?lnk=400

5. Four manufacturers teams. More http://www.wrc.com/jsp/index.jsp?lnk=600

6. I don’t know. In the 2008 calendar is 3 tarmac rallies. Check this same link before the start of a rally
http://www.wrc.com/jsp/index.jsp?lnk=400

1: I have heared different versions on how rally racing is called Rally, someone else will have to answer that.
2: Super Specials are generally held outside because of there size, there is nothing regulating them to this though. The first indoor arena SS for the WRC will be held this year in Japan.
3: Your bigest differences in the cars is P-WRC cars are AWD with manual transmissions, as J-WRC are FWD with a pedal shifted transmission.
4:Tarmac, gravel, and ice/snow
5:Four, (Subaru Citroen Ford Suzuki) but you have othe teams like Stobart who can win manufacturers points as well.
6:http://www.WRC.com

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Originally Posted by OldF

In the 2008 calendar is 3 tarmac rallies. Check this same link before the start of a rally

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I count 4: Monte, Germany, Spain and Corsica. I know the Monte is supposed to be an ice event but it seems less so in recent years :)

I didn’t count Monte as a tarmac rally though it has been one last few years (hopefully it will someday be a snow rally again).

With global warming, it doesn't look like Monte Carlo will be a full snow rally again, but, even this year, there was snow at Col de Turini and the first night was just sub zero and there was still a lot of snow on the side of the road on friday morning as well.

Rally is a race from one place to another on normal roads. Nowdays, they close some parts of the road sections for safety reasons.