Editing Rallying (section)

==== Racing ====
*[[Rallycross]]: Created for a British TV programme in 1967 where rally drivers were allowed to directly compete in groups of four in short sprint races on a circuit. Rallycross has grown to have FIA World and European Championships with specifically developed cars that out-power standard rally cars.
* Formula Rally: Originating as part of the ''Bologna Motor Show'' in Italy, in December 1985, was a show race of rally drivers in an arena occupied by around 50,000 spectators, a "Mickey Mouse Course" had been created, on which two players (starting from different starting places) competed for the overall victory in the final through a ''knock-out system'' over preliminary rounds, quarter-finals and semi-finals. Formula Rally is practiced mostly in Italy and Germany.
* [[Ice racing|Ice Racing]]: The ''ice races'' of the ''[[Andros Trophy]]'', run in France, have their roots in rallying. As early as the 1970s, car ice races were contested in the French Maritime Alps in the winter sports centres of Chamonix ''(24h sur Glace de Chamonix)'' and Serre Chevalier with rally cars that were still relatively tame at the time. Later, the participants developed far more efficient vehicles for this purpose; for the ''Andros trophy'' almost exclusively very potent prototypes with all-wheel drive and synchronous steering of the front and rear wheels.
* [[Enduro]]: A similar, but not identical sporting form to rally for motorcycles.