much more coordination than f1 drivers, they have to listen to pace
notes, analaze them, follow them, as well as changing gear, making
nessecery changes to the car's settings, watching out for obsticles, make
the choice of getting the faster line, facilitating feet movements, making
sure he does not go over the rev limiter, ALL AT THE SAME TIME. Second,
they have to work out either more or the same as f1 drivers. Reason- f1
drivers dun get hot because they have huge amounts of air racing
towards their face, Rally drivers get so heated up that sometimes they
get heat stroke. Tempretures can reach over 55 degrees centigrade. Yes
f1 drivers have to withstand g-forces, but look at the way they move their
steering wheel, its granny slow! Rally drivers have to steer, than counter-
steer, they have to turn extremely quick, fling the wheels left to right then
left again! Their muscles have to be STRONG like steel. Sometimes, they
have to push their car, which takes alot of effort to do so. IMAGINE
FLINGING THE STEERING WHEEL LEFT TO RIGHT AND LEFT AGAIN
CONTINUESLY FOR 10 MINUTES AVERAGE PER STAGE! That requires
HUGE amount of STAMINA! Rally drivers have to have a very strong
stomach- The cars go from 0-100 in 3 over seconds! They corner left
while the car is sideways at over 120kmph! And most of all, they FLY the
car over crests, which by the way also reqiures a strong head for the
landing! So, I think that it takes more to be a rally driver than a f1 driver.
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