No, driving the Dutch Mini Rally is a challenge for both driver and navigator. There is “competition” in 3 different classes so there is something for everyone.
The Comfort class is for the novice rally driver who wants to be introduced to rallying and can get to the finish line without too many complicated game elements. The maps are simple in design and most of the miles of the route will be by “ball-arrow” and “arrow/point shortest route. Other systems also occur. Participants with little or no experience are advised to participate in this class.
The Touring class is for the slightly more experienced rally driver who does enjoy solving a puzzle on the map. The maps are challenging but not overly complicated in design, and the number of ball arrow routes is less than those in the Comfort class.
The Sport Class is for the experienced rally driver who likes to be challenged. The route can be drawn in on maps and has few globe arrows. The maps are more than challenging and have some intricate route assignments.