Shake down

Shake down

Unter einem so genannten Shake down versteht man im Rallyesport das Abfahren von bestimmten, zuvor von der Rallyeleitung festgelegten, Wertungsprüfungen vor dem Start der eigentlichen Rallye. Ein Shake down ist in etwa mit dem Warm-up vor einem Formel-1-Grand-Prix zu vergleichen.

Die Fahrer sind dabei bereits nahezu mit Renngeschwindigkeit unterwegs und dürfen die Strecke in einem bestimmten Zeitfenster beliebig oft abfahren, um das Fahrzeug auf die Strecke abzustimmen.

Für gewöhnlich finden die Shake downs immer einen Tag vor dem Start zur ersten Wertungsprüfung einer Etappe statt. Im Gegensatz zu einem Formel-1-Qualifying ist der Ausgang eines Shake downs jedoch unbedeutend für die Startaufstellung.


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