Rally racing typically comes down to timing, teamwork, and a goodly amount of driving skill. Drivers often rely on a team member to assist by logging information, determining the best route according to road conditions ahead, and keeping track of the times between points. Many details are involved including where each check point is and how good the times have been run between each of those check points. Additionally, recording gas consumption, road conditions, plus condition of the vehicles tires must be recorded and measured so no unexpected events happen, to further slowdown the racer's progress in the competition.
