Point-to-point racing

Point-to-point racing is a type of competitive motorsport where drivers race directly against each other along a designated route with specific checkpoints or waypoints, rather than on a traditional closed circuit. Participants navigate varied terrain, often including natural landscapes like forests, fields, or mountains, following a pre-planned course defined by a series of control points. The goal is to complete the course in the shortest time possible while accurately passing through all checkpoints. This format emphasizes navigation skill, vehicle versatility, and endurance, offering a challenging and scenic alternative to traditional circuit racing.