The snow is falling heavily. Ice lies thick on the asphalt. Cold temperatures make the air thick with fog, limiting visibility. The dead silence of the night and its blackness is ripped apart by the screaming of a WRC car’s engine and the laser-sharp headlights.   One corner of the Rallye Monte-Carlo is oftentimes wholly different from the very next, even 100-meters down the road. From a dry patch of tar to a melted water stream that’s turned to ice, could spell disaster for a crew. The Rallye Monte-Carlo presents the biggest challenges to FIA World Rally Championship contenders, and this year’s event promises to add even more action to this spectacular...
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