### Today I would like to show you some photos from car racing.
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This time they were not "normal" car racing. **This time it was wreck racing.**
These races are very similar to rallycross, but the cars are taked for scrap. 

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There are two categories of starting cars - **civil**

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and **pro**

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If someone has watched a rallycross competition, he knows perfectly well that the fight on the track is fierce, and the cars often drive the bumper into the bumper, pushing each other off the track.

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Specially prepared obstacles on the track, effectively hinder the ride of competitors, requiring drivers to make even more effort and determination.

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These cars are from scrap metal, so it happens that they do not have power steering. To handle such a wreck you need to be physically fit and have a lot of strength and endurance.

For this additional strength is useful in the parking lot, when you need to improve the car before the next start :)

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**A few years ago I was a rally pilot in rallys in the amateur district class.**
It was a responsible task, and also great fun, but required from the rally crew (that is, the driver and pilot) a good fitness preparation, in order to bear the hardships of a rally car well.

### However, fun is the most important thing in any sport :)

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Yesterday, as a spectator, I also had a great time. 
**The roar of the engine and speed always add adrenaline.**

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#### At the end the weather gave us the last effort - running on a cross-country track.... to the car.... in the rain :) 

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**The weather in the mountains can surprise.**

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my post on [sprtshub.io](https://sprtshub.io/post/moto-show-2019---wreck-racing_8XfNJ)