Time Trial

Time Trial (TT)

1. Definition: A competition where a vehicle seeks to cover a certain distance in the best time possible.
2. Format: In most cases, the vehicle proceeds solo, meaning other vehicles are not on the track at the same time. This format allows the driver to focus on achieving the best possible lap time without the interference of other competitors.
3. Purpose: Time trials are used to measure the performance of both the vehicle and the driver in a controlled environment, emphasizing precision, consistency, and speed. They are commonly seen in various motorsports disciplines, including racing, rallying, and cycling.