👉 Rally math is a set of statistical techniques used to analyze and predict the performance of rally teams, particularly in events like the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC). It involves calculating various metrics such as win-to-loss ratios, average finishes per race, and overall season standings using historical data. Key formulas include the win percentage, which is the ratio of wins to total races, and the average race position, often calculated as the sum of positions divided by the number of races. More advanced metrics like the expected points per race (EPPR) and the expected total points (ETP) estimate a team's potential performance based on their historical success rates. These metrics help teams and analysts make informed decisions about strategy, resource allocation, and race tactics.
