End of 2010 Onboards: Rally of Turkey, Sebastien Loeb SS20. Requested by manticorebp

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[@vivilotus92]

love the way he's updating his notes :)

[@banzai385]

That guy is epic , calmly changing his notes whilst sideways in the air over a jump.
Hope he has a great season with Hyundai.

[@Tamabife]

WRC, a big thank you for all the videos, without a doubt an excellent addition for the the fans!
I wish all the WRC Team a merry Xmas

[@pascalmegane]

@SolarPL The co-driver give the notes that Seb dictated him during recognition at reduced speed. During the rally, Seb corrects his notes and asks Daniel to change them for following passage.

[@Solberg2010]

Rallying is brilliant!!

[@Makedonwow]

Woah, Loeb is taking it on the EDGE!
Respect!

[@mcJambox]

I love how he intentionally kicks up stuff, covering his tracks.. Having a ball, the king.
Wawa World Rally Team!

[@irrifarra]

9:52 what a tactical maneuver

[@ChrisPawley21]

ive always had immense respect for these guys but after doing a rally experience day i cant believe the level of skill these drivers have... i mean i found it hard powersliding around some cones at 30mph but these guys are just incredible!

just awesome

[@mrJv2k7]

@SolarPL could be directions for the codriver to slow down or speed up his reading. or comments about the track that only he can feel through the steering wheel. like how much it slips or smth. thus the co can further adjust his notes when he reads them

[@kubilayk5948]

WRC WELCOME TO TURKEY 2018 :)))

[@ayrtonsenna46]

must be a great rally to watch in loco
great video

[@GuillaumeWRC5]

5:48 I think this is where they jumped 85 meters, but i'm not sure...

[@user-cc32vcg811]

Idk if you are still here after 10y, but yeah thats the 85mt jump

[@BigDaddyAEL]

That can't be 85 meters, no rally car can jump that long. The record for the longest jump ever in WRC is 57 meters by McRae in Finland, 2001.
Loeb's jump on this video looks to be around 30 meters long.

[@HenryWRC]

it was 85 metres google it
@@BigDaddyAEL

[@vicioussuoiciv]

Despite pushing so hard, he only won this stage by 0.3 sec. Great driving though, never seen an onboard with Loeb driving so aggressively.

[@SIHdW3W]

i wish these videos had telemetry

[@grungeface87]

Neat drive

[@grungeface87]

@SolarPL I was wondering about that too. If he knows enough about the track to make corrections, why does he even have a co-driver..!

[@oOoironhideoOo]

nice jumps ..

[@Ryguy430]

is it just me or is the co-driver reading the notes with a lot of emotion?

[@hanif12able]

@Ryguy430 no, he did so

[@Petit-etre-de-la-fiole]

Mais il est flippant ce rallye.

[@SuperYoyo117]

LOEB THE KING OF KINGS!!!

[@adaorlando]

Loeb is the best :D

[@hanif12able]

@irrifarra just like holl01 always do in gran turismo :)

[@aakhtarmirza2033]

5:48

[@GamerDirt]

@K4rlip yeah... after i made that comment i understand why he does that

[@agent152yt]

@BockaraGabbe Sebastien Loeb is

[@Ryguy430]

@hanif12able oh shit... I'm an ass

[@GamerDirt]

wtf?? 9:48

[@nhominhdinh]

so that he can take the next corner at higher speed, since he would have a wider line. You can see the tracks on the grass from cars before him too.

[@kll.c]

drifting is the creation of the japanese? dont think so