‘Rally Talks’ are back at Plaza Madeira
Rali da Madeira enthusiasts can now mark their calendars for ‘Rally Talks,’ which will return to Plaza Madeira between 24 and 28 July 2025. The initiative promises five days of enriching debates and behind-the-scenes discoveries from the world of rallying, serving as an appetiser for the race.
The 2025 edition of ‘Rally Talks’ kicks off on 24th July at 6 pm. The theme will be ‘The role of the navigator in rallies’. Discover the secrets of the co-driver's role, which, although it may vary depending on the team structure, requires in-depth knowledge of reconnaissance, roadbooks, control charts and the general regulations of the sport. A unique opportunity to understand the vital importance of these professionals.
On 25th July, also at 6 pm, the conversation moves behind the scenes of television broadcasts with ‘What's behind the cameras in Rally broadcasts’. A professional from RTP Madeira will reveal how everything is coordinated to ensure that the images and commentary reach viewers' homes with high quality.
On 26th July, at noon, get ready for an inspiring topic: ‘Growing up in rallies’. The idea that ‘the apple doesn't fall far from the tree’ will be explored, analysing how a passion and talent for rallying can be inherited and developed from generation to generation.
On the day previous to the last day of talks, 27thJuly, at 12 noon, ‘What's behind a rally car’ will be revealed. In a sport where every tenth of a second counts, meticulous work in preparing the car is crucial to victory. Experts will try to uncover the exact percentage of success that lies in the technical team's behind-the-scenes work.
To conclude the initiative on 28th July, the talks will be from the organisation's point of view with the theme ‘The different functions and elements in the running of the Rally’. Discover how controllers, safety officers and technical commissioners, among others, play specific and essential roles in ensuring a competitive, safe and fair rally.
Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your knowledge and passion for the world of rallying. Admission is free, and the ‘Rally Talks’ promise to rev up the engines for the big Rali da Madeira event.
