Guides
How rally pace notes work, how to use them in the car, which apps help, and where to find roads worth driving.
Rally co-driver app: what a co-driver does, and how Turini does itWhat a rally co-driver does, how pace notes are written on the recce and called on the stage, and how Turini does the job from map data on any road.Pace notes on Android AutoWhat Turini shows and says on Android Auto, using it with your sat nav, screen off and no signal, and how to set up a route before you leave.Twisty roads near me: how to find the best driving roadsWhat makes a great driving road and how to find twisty roads near you: maps, local clubs, Turini’s twisty-road map and loops, and famous roads to drive.Rally pace notes app: every corner called before you see itWhat a pace notes app does, what to look for, how Turini calls notes timed to your speed, and the other pace note and co-driver apps.Best driving apps for enthusiasts and twisty roadsApps that call the corners ahead, find twisty roads and run on Android Auto or CarPlay, compared fairly.Rods alternative: how Turini compares, and other apps like RodsTurini and Rods side by side on pace notes, timing, Android Auto, CarPlay, offline use and price.How to read pace notesRally pace notes in five minutes: the 1–6 scale, hairpins, tightens and opens, crests, and how calls are chained.Famous driving roads, with pace notesStelvio, Col de Turini, Transfăgărășan, Tail of the Dragon and more, with every corner called.