According to rally race rules, the competition is held over a set period and divided into several stages. Each stage consists of multiple timed sections, known as special stages, connected by transport stages. The race uses a staggered start method, with cars launching one by one. The final result is calculated by adding the total time taken to complete all the special stages and any time penalties incurred on the transport stages. The shorter the time, the higher the ranking.
To ensure drivers follow the designated route, the organizing committee sets up multiple checkpoints each day, which are visible on the GPS. Upon arrival at each checkpoint, staff will stamp the driver's time card to confirm. Missing a stamp will result in a severe penalty.
