ABOUT RALLY

THE GREAT ADVENTURE

THE SPORT

RALLY is the biggest challenge of man & machine against the elements

Rally is a global sport where some of the World’s most accomplished drivers compete against each other in the world’s fastest and most technically advanced road-legal cars. They race on some of the world’s toughest terrain, in any weather condition.

Rally is distinguished by not being restricted to running on circuits, but instead in a point-to-point format in which drivers and their navigators (co-drivers) race on set routes (special stages), leaving at regular intervals.

“Circuit racers see ten corners 10,000 times while rally drivers see 10,000 corners once”

For example one stage could cross over a snowy mountain pass, hurtle through a narrow forest dirt track at speeds of over 120mph for over 30 kilometres all whilst the driver aims to carry the maximum possible speed through each corner, and rely almost entirely on instructions from the co-driver to help negotiate the next corner and any hazard which lie ahead.

“This level of driving requires immense concentration, great reserves of endurance, lightning reactions and near-superhuman levels of skill and accuracy.”

Rallies are won by pure speed within the stages, the fastest (shortest) overall time of all stages combined.

“World Rally is Formula 1 on steroids.”

The sport and Chris Ingram offers partners associated with a global platform to showcase their products or services under the most extreme and exciting conditions.

COMMERCIAL AND PASSIONATE BENEFITS OF RALLY

Exposure and Association

In 2019 Chris aims to become the first British driver in over 50 years to become FIA (Federation International Autosport) European Rally Champion.

Chris’s personal profile and journey has interested and continues to engage regional, national and global media outlets.

The WRC (World Rally Championship) “World Cup of Rallying” is widely regarded as the most challenging Motorsport series in the world with a passionate global fanbase.

The championship starts at Monte Carlo’s prestigious casino square and later in the season even visits the streets of Liverpool city centre and Chester during Wales Rally GB.

Heritage

The World’s oldest motorsport started at the Monte Carlo Rally of January 1911.

Credibility

Global reach with International brand affiliates such as Microsoft, Abu Dhabi, Volkswagen, Ford, Red Bull, Shell, Michelin, and many more…

Popularity

In recent years, the popularity of motor rallying has soared. The WRC (World Rally Championship) now annually reaches 823.79 Million people across 41 TV channels in 88 countries, and a staggering 950,000 spectators have attended rounds such as Portugal and Argentina.

Exceptional Hospitality

and money can’t buy experiences

All Year Round

11 month season from January to November. FIA WRC events take place every month at a location around the world. The journey to the top is a long and rocky road but with immense rewards