World championship rallying is a tough sport. Its drivers seldom compete on nice, smooth asphalt circuits where the worst that can happen – at least weather-wise – is that it rains. In rallying, the driver and co-driver navigate their car from one closed special stage to another. When they get there, they are flagged off and, with the co-driver shouting pace notes warning of upcoming hazards, drive like hell to cover the stage faster than their opponents. The crew taking…
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