1. Track events; It is an obstacle above 0/8 of the track/kloc-within 2 km, imitating various road conditions of nature.
2. Rally; The first kind of rally: refers to the race on the road with a given compulsory average speed, and the race road is connected with ordinary traffic lines in whole or in part. In a rally, all vehicles perform the same race, or gather at the same preset race point according to several different races, and then perform the same race. A race can include one or several special stages and driving parts.
3. Assembly matching; Abide by the national traffic laws and regulations, drive according to the prescribed time and route, and do not race for the purpose of car racing.
4. City competition; It is an 800-meter runway composed of a standard basketball court-sized sand pile, gasoline tank and other steel structures or city steps.
1. Track events; It is an obstacle above 0/8 of the track/kloc-within 2 km, imitating various road conditions of nature.
2. Rally: a multi-day, segmented long-distance bus race held in 1 country or transnational. The road surface of the competition has both flat asphalt roads and rugged mountain roads. During the competition, other vehicles are not allowed to pass on the route, and the daily driving distance and arrival time of the participating cars are limited. Set checkpoints on the route to check whether it passes within the specified time. This is a competition that not only tests the performance and quality of vehicles, but also tests the skills of drivers. The participating cars must be production cars or modified cars. A short rally takes a few days, and the elderly can last for dozens of days. Rally divides the distance between the starting point and the finishing point into several driving sections and stages, and there are feeding stations and rest stations along the way. When driving on a certain road section, the participating cars are limited by certain speed, and must reach the end of each road section according to the specified time, which can neither be advanced nor delayed. When driving, they must obey the local traffic rules, and those who violate the rules will be deducted. During the stage, the car can travel at full speed, sometimes exceeding 200 kilometers per hour. At the end of the rally, the car and driver with the least accumulated time and the least points deducted are the winners.
The first official rally was held in England in 1900, with the whole distance exceeding 1600 km. The longest distance is the rally held in 1977 from London, England to Sydney, Australia. The whole distance is 31100km, which takes 46 days. At present, the world-famous car rally includes Paris-Dakar rally, Monte Carlo rally in Europe and Safari rally in East Africa. The first car rally held in China was the Beijing-Paris rally held in 1907, with the whole distance exceeding 12000 km.
3. Assembly matching; Abide by the national traffic laws and regulations, drive according to the prescribed time and route, and do not race for the purpose of car racing.