An Endurance Rally is a long-distance motorsport event that tests the stamina and skill of both drivers and vehicles. Participants navigate challenging terrains over extended periods, often covering hundreds or thousands of miles. These rallies can last several days and may include various conditions, such as off-road tracks, deserts, or mountainous regions. Competitors typically drive specially modified vehicles designed for durability and performance. The most famous example of an endurance rally is the Dakar Rally, which takes place annually and attracts participants from around the world. Endurance rallies emphasize not only speed but also navigation and vehicle reliability.