In Formula 1 they have many buttons and switches, because they need buttons and switches to: a) make the cars work, b) make the racing work, c) provide a way for an occasional 'leave me alone' yell aimed at their pit crews. In rallying, there are also buttons, but none of them is more important than the volume pot on the intercom system box. It's the single most important thing in every rally car, even though most crews can just set it and forget it. Most crews can, but some crews can't. Here's one such crew. I must admit in advance I know nothing about this crew. I also have no idea why this co-driver has a very unique way of expressing her thoughts concerning some corners. What confuses...
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