WRC 7 FIA World Rally Championship

WRC 7 FIA World Rally Championship continues the official series of rally simulators. The player goes through the world championship calendar while driving a combat vehicle. The weather varies from area to area. Dust from under the wheels limits your visibility. The navigator reads the clues through headphones. The winner receives points for his personal standings. Tire strategies change from stage to stage. The tracks are scattered across continents: from the gravel of Finland to the asphalt of Monte Carlo. The weather and time of day change as the race progresses. Repairs between sections are limited in time. Transmission settings are adjusted to the surface. Gravel pebbles fly out from under the wheels. Weather conditions change the choice of tires. Long special stages require patience and attention to the navigator's cues. A mistake in speed costs positions and the health of the car. Damage affects the dynamics and requires repair in the service area. Equipment can be prepared for a specific stage. Punctures occur on sharp stones. Points are awarded based on the results of each rally. The service area operates according to schedule. Machine classes differ in power and drive. Victories bring points to the team and the driver. Suspension and transmission settings significantly change the behavior on the surface. Broken suspension impairs handling. Special stages go through forests, fields and mountain roads. Snow and ice make passing difficult. Fans are waiting on the track. Sports commissioners keep order. For those players who follow the rally, this part is familiar. The WRC and JWRC classes compete separately. Night special stages are passed in the light of headlights. Repairs take time between special stages.