Rally events are competitive motorsport activities where drivers navigate through a series of timed stages on various terrains, such as dirt, gravel, or asphalt. Participants often drive specially modified vehicles designed for high performance and durability. These events can take place on closed public roads or off-road tracks, and they typically involve both speed and precision. In a rally, teams consist of a driver and a co-driver, who provides navigation instructions using a detailed road book. Popular rally events include the World Rally Championship and the Rally America series, attracting enthusiasts and professional racers from around the globe.