Wertungsprüfung

Wertungsprüfung is a method of determining the ranking of Rally drivers in mountainous stages of a rally. It was introduced in the 1970s to address issues with traditional rally timing methods, which proved unreliable on slippery roads. Wertungsprüfungen utilize a combination of timing and road book measurements to calculate the driver's speed and distance covered.

The process of Wertungsprüfung involves comparing the driver's known speed and distance to the stage with the actual measured speed and distance. The primary focus is on the speed, as drivers are allowed temporary pace-square gains in high-speed sections. Although speeds must not be halved or "opening" pace in the JP is also not full pace.

The points scored in each wertungsprüfung stage determine the driver's overall rally ranking. In contrast to special stages without wertung, where the positions are determined solely by the elapsed time, wertungsprüfungen permits fair methods of inspection between different stages which appear to have different official and unofficial pace worst.

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