Chances are you probably won't finish a 10 Year Championship mode in a single sitting, which means you will need to save your game. Be warned that this game requires 81 blocks of memory - just less than half of an empty card. While this requirement isn't as steep as some of the SEGA Sports titles, you may want to consider picking up an extra memory card if you get this game. Time Attack mode opened the game up a bit for me. In this mode you are no longer restricted by the race timer, and you can race on any of the 16 championship courses using any of the main cars plus any cars you have previously unlocked in the championship mode.
Weather is locked to clear conditions to keep all race results consistent.
Your main objective in this mode is to set time records and race the ghost car. While it doesn't sound like much fun, at least I had the satisfaction of actually completing a track. Two Player Battle mode is exactly that. That pretty much covers the various racing modes of SEGA Rally 2 and my major complaints with physics, handling, and control. Let's talk about the rest of the games finer attributes.