WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship

WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship is the official game of the 2020 rally championship. The season includes thirteen rounds. Repairs are limited to short breaks. The navigator reads the tips into the earpiece, and trust in him decides the outcome of the special stage. Short breaks do not allow the car to be completely cured. Trust in the co-driver decides the outcome of the special stage at top speed. Snow stages require special tires. A puncture happens at the most inopportune moment. The stages include Kenya, New Zealand and other familiar countries. The surface varies from gravel to snow. The surface changes from gravel to snow. Stages are taking place in Kenya and New Zealand. There are thirteen stages on the calendar from Kenya to European tracks. The stages are on gravel and snow. Gravel flies out from under the wheels during acceleration. Points are awarded based on the results of each stage. The navigator suggests turns and dangers. The weather makes it difficult to pass. Classes are divided by power. The points count toward the season championship. Damage affects progress time. Weather reports come over the radio before the start. The stage ends with a night drive. The navigator suggests turns in advance. The cars are tuned for the track. In the service area, only part of the damage can be patched. The navigator shouts when the turn is very close. For those who love rallying, this part is suitable. The weather makes it difficult to complete the stages. Exotic destinations alternate with familiar ones. Equipment classes are divided by power and drive. Victories bring points to the personal standings. The service area is limited in time.