The secret language of rally car racing

Rally car racing involves a unique communication system between the driver and co-driver, where the co-driver provides detailed notes to guide the driver through various stages. The sport is about racing against the clock, with the co-driver acting as the driver's eyes. Trust and teamwork are crucial, as the co-driver's instructions are vital for navigating the course. The transcript also shares personal reflections on the sport and aspirations for a career in rally racing.

What is the primary role of a co-driver in rally car racing?

• To repair the car during the race

• To drive the car at high speeds

• To navigate using GPS

• To read notes and guide the driver

How many stages can a rally race in America have?

• 1 to 5 stages

• 5 to 10 stages

• 15 to 20 stages

• 12 to 14 stages

What does the term 'left 3' indicate in rally racing?

• A left turn with a moderate angle

• A left turn with no angle

• A left turn with a sharp angle

• A left turn with a wide angle

What is the relationship between the narrator and their co-driver?

• They are colleagues

• They are siblings

• They are friends

• They are parent and child

What future aspiration does the narrator have for their co-driver?

• To become a race car designer

• To coach other drivers

• To rally internationally

• To become a professional mechanic