Martin heads back to 1994 to check out Rage Software's top down console rally title Power Drive.

Tom goes back to 2005 to take a look at Traveller's Tales' officially licensed WRC FIA World Rally Championship for the PlayStation Portable (PSP).

In this episode we introduce new co-drivers Jaz and Martin, and chat about stuff that has happened in the rally game scene since our last Service Area: EA Sports getting and then jettisoning the WRC license, Assetto Corsa Rally coming out of nowhere, Super Woden: Rally Edge being cool, Sebastian Loeb Rally being similar to Gran Turismo for one specific reason, GT64 apparently being better than MRC (it isn't)...and a load of other random stuff.

Tom dives into the latest offering from ViJuDa, Super Woden: Rally Edge.

In the first of our Service Area rally gaming news roundup episodes, Tom and Mike discuss:

Art of Rally hits consoles

Rush Rally Origins from @RushRally

Super Woden GP from @ViJuDaGD

Over Jump from @OverJumpRally

Dirt 5 DLC

WRC 10's imminent release

Tom goes back to 1997 to take a look at Genki/Imagineer/Ocean's N64 rally-lite arcade racer, Multi Racing Championship.

Tom and Mike go back to the turn of the century to sample Sega's Model 3, Dreamcast and Windows rally sequel, Sega Rally 2.

Tom revisits Art of Rally now the final game is available, and discovers it is every bit the masterpiece it promised to be.

Tom and Mike revisit Kylotonn's 2018 resurrection of the long-dormant V-Rally franchise.