Rules and Formats of Major Championships

Formula 1

Formula 1 is the top category of motorsport, known for its ultra-fast and technologically advanced single-seaters. Each season, drivers compete in a world championship consisting of Grands Prix held on various circuits around the globe. The competition combines speed, strategy, and technical precision, where every detail matters to earn crucial points in the driver and constructor standings.

NASCAR

NASCAR is an American stock car racing series held on oval circuits. The cars, close to production models, are very powerful and built for durability. Races are long and demand strategy and endurance. The championship uses a playoff system to determine the champion.

IndyCar

IndyCar is an American single-seater series that features oval, road, and street races. It is famous for the legendary Indianapolis 500. The cars are fast and technically demanding, offering a varied show. The championship requires great adaptability from the drivers.

WRC (Rally)

The WRC is the World Rally Championship, held on varied and often challenging roads. Each rally lasts several days with timed stages. The co-driver’s role is crucial to guide the driver through the course. This discipline combines speed, precision, and endurance.

WEC (Endurance)

The WEC is a world endurance championship where multiple drivers take turns in the same car. Races last from 6 to 24 hours, requiring reliability and strategy. The famous 24 Hours of Le Mans is part of the calendar. Endurance and team coordination are key to success.