Jarrutuksilla

Jarrutuksilla, also known as "jarrutuskilpailut" or "jarrutuskilpailut" in Finnish, is a traditional Finnish sport that involves a series of timed stops made by a vehicle, typically a car or a motorcycle, on a designated course. The objective of the sport is to achieve the fastest overall time by minimizing the time lost during each stop. The course is marked with cones or other markers, and the vehicle must stop at each marker within a specified tolerance.

The sport originated in Finland in the early 20th century and has since gained popularity in other Nordic countries. It is often organized as a competitive event, with participants aiming to set the fastest times. Jarrutuksilla is not only a test of driving skill but also of precision and timing.

The rules of jarrutuksilla vary depending on the organization and the specific event. However, common rules include a maximum speed limit on the course, a minimum distance between stops, and a penalty for exceeding the tolerance at each stop. The overall time is calculated by adding the time taken to complete the course and the penalties for any missed stops.

Jarrutuksilla is a popular sport among Finnish drivers and is often used as a training exercise for professional drivers. It is also a fun and challenging activity for enthusiasts of motorsports. The sport has contributed to the development of driving skills and precision in Finland and has become an integral part of the country's motorsport culture.