One format, a season of rallies.
The Saudi Automobile & Motorcycle Federation follows its drivers and riders through a season that runs well past the Kingdom's borders — the FIM Bajas World Cup in Spain and Hungary, the FIA Middle East Baja Cup, the World Rally-Raid Championship in Argentina, and the Saudi Toyota Championship rounds at home in Qassim and Jeddah. Every round needs the same handful of things said: what the rally is, who is going, when it runs, and how they finished.
So it is built as a template rather than a series of one-offs. The structure holds — a details card, a schedule, a participant line-up, a results table, a season-standing portrait — while each round takes its colour from the event's own identity: lime for Extremadura, red for Aragón, green for Hungary, gold for Ruta 40, navy for the Middle East Cup, and the Toyota championship's own sand and orange for Qassim and Jeddah. The format is recognisable before the headline is read, and the colour says which rally you are looking at.