Regrouping
The deliberate reassembling of the field at rallies, so that all cars arrive at the finish together without large delays.
Regrouping is the deliberate reassembling of a strung-out field at classic-car rallies. At a set point the field is gathered and sent off again with new start times, so that all cars arrive at the finish together without excessive delay and can be presented or commentated there. Regrouping often coincides with a break or a neutralisation.
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Regularity rally
Classic-car motorsport where precision counts, not speed: hold prescribed average speeds and target times as exactly as possible.
Zero car
Course car (numbered 0, 00 or 000) that drives the route ahead of the field without being scored.
H-Kennzeichen
Germany's official historic-vehicle plate with an ‘H’ for cars 30+ years old – full everyday use, flat vehicle tax, free access to low-emission zones.