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The Most Beautiful Boy in the World: A Life Shattered by Childhood Fame

The Most Beautiful Boy in the World: A Life Shattered by Childhood Fame
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What's harder, rallying or formula one?
What's harder, rallying or formula one?

In a recent blog post, we dove into the challenging worlds of rallying and formula one racing. After comparing their intense physical demands, mental endurance, and technical skills required, it seems both sports are incredibly tough in their own ways. However, many argue that rallying might be slightly harder due to its unpredictable terrains and weather conditions. On the other hand, the high-speed precision and split-second decisions required in Formula One can't be underestimated. Ultimately, the verdict is subjective and depends on personal preference and strengths.

Published ON: 25 Jul
In rally car racing, why were Group B rally cars banned?
In rally car racing, why were Group B rally cars banned?

Group B rally cars were banned due to their incredibly high speeds which led to serious accidents and fatalities in the 1980s. The lack of strict regulations allowed manufacturers to develop extremely powerful and lightweight cars, resulting in dangerous driving conditions. Unfortunately, several tragic incidents involving both drivers and spectators forced the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) to take action. In 1986, the FIA decided to discontinue Group B and focus on improving safety regulations. As a result, Group B rally cars are now remembered as a thrilling yet dangerous chapter in the history of rally car racing.

Published ON: 6 May

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