The logistics behind the IRC coverage
Rally of Scotland Clerk of the Course Iain Campbell explains the logistics and effort which went into Eurosport's classic coverage of the event
Since 2001, the World Rally Championship has had the capability to monitor and track the competing cars on the road sections and special stages through the technology developed by ISC-T. Last weekend on Rally of Scotland I was able to sit in Rally Control watching the live coverage from Errochty and Loch Ard on the Eurosport Player.
Now, that is real live tracking. Okay, it's not for all the cars but it does give a completely different perspective to in-stage car monitoring.
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