Ford v Ferrari / Daytona Race Scene (7000+ RPM Go Like Hell)
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- Daytona Race Scene (7000+ RPM Go Like Hell).
Scene From Movie: "Ford v Ferrari" (2019).
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• Original title: "Ford v Ferrari"
• Release date: November 13, 2019
• Country: United States
• Director: James Mangold
• Genre: Action, Biography, Drama
• Budget: $100 million
• IMDb: 8.2/10
American car designer Carroll Shelby and driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary race car for Ford and challenge Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966.
Cast:
▶ Matt Damon as Carroll Shelby, American former race car driver, automotive designer, and builder.
▶ Christian Bale as Ken Miles, British World War II veteran and professional race car driver.
▶ Jon Bernthal as Lee Iacocca, vice president of Ford.
▶ Caitriona Balfe as Mollie Miles, Miles's wife.
▶ Tracy Letts as Henry Ford II, the CEO of Ford and grandson of automotive pioneer Henry Ford.
▶ Josh Lucas as Leo Beebe, senior executive vice president.
▶ Noah Jupe as Peter Miles, Miles's son.
▶ Remo Girone as Enzo Ferrari, founder of Ferrari and its automobile racing team Scuderia Ferrari.
▶ Ray McKinnon as Phil Remington.
▶ JJ Feild as Roy Lunn, a Ford engineer involved in the GT40 program.
▶ Jack McMullen as Charlie Agapiou.
▶ Gian Franco Tordi as Head of Security for Gianni Agnelli, president of Italian automobile manufacturer Fiat and Ferrari.
▶ Benjamin Rigby as Bruce McLaren, a New Zealand professional race car driver and Miles's race teammate.
▶ Ben Collins as Denny Hulme, a New Zealand professional race car driver and Miles's race teammate.
▶ Francesco Bauco as Lorenzo Bandini, an Italian professional race car driver and Miles's rival.
▶ Joe Williamson as Donald N. Frey, Chief Engineer of Ford.
▶ Alex Gurney as Dan Gurney, American professional race car driver, builder, and engineer.
▶ Corrado Invernizzi as Franco Gozzi.
▶ Wallace Langham as Dr. Granger. - Фільми й анімація
All scenes of the Daytona 24-hour race were filmed at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California.
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You can definitly see it is not in Daytona, just by looking at the layout of the track.
Lol I just realized that
You can see its not Daytona by the walls
What’s really ticking me off is the fact that no one has asked why they didn’t or couldn’t fill at Daytona. The road course hasn’t changed in the past 50 years so I don’t know why they couldn’t.
Daytona never had track lighting in 1966.... and it is Fontana because of where the sun is located... .at Dayton the sun sets to the west behind turns one and two... at Fontana it sets to the west behind the main grandstand... as it does here in the movie...
In reality miles won this race by 5 laps.
That's insane
Freaking awesome!
I thought it was 8 lol.
But yeah that GT40 would still beat the crap out of most of today's modern supercars
@@DeepGreenLimeshark it's a nice sentiment but no it wouldn't. The gt40 is my favorite car but it is very outdated.
Kaiser Knapp it would challenge a lot of cars today on racetrack at least Le Mans most super cars today can’t hit 220+ only a handful
Matt Damon shouldve won an Oscar for best character chewing gum, he does it like a boss
Exactly! Didn’t know someone could chew gum with style.
Although he also wears that cowboy hat pretty well too
It’s probably tobacco.
ah yes… US cornerstones… AHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
He truly does!
I know people say this a lot but I can't stress this enough, this movie is THE pinnacle of "the theater experience" the energy, sfx, and music really was built for the theater setting
I watched this film in a Dolby Atmos theater and the entire theater was shaking to the point I thought the speakers hanging from the ceiling were going to come crashing down.
Rush was also amazing in the theater.
Top Gun: Maverick was pretty incredible in the cinema as well.
@@ActuallyJamesS Even more so, I dare say! Jets > Cars
@@ActuallyJamesS hard agree. Maverick was insane
That feeling of manual shift when everything clicks perfectly is so satisfying.
Hell yeah, try doing THAT in an automatic.
@@GrayZ_dood what a dumb comment
I do miss that.
Automatic is fun when you just want to go down the shops but oh manual shifting. It seems a chore but I do like it.
@@oracleofvalerius don't forget trafic jams.
@@oracleofvalerius I'd say practical. Automatics are NEVER fun, they are for lazy people.
Gotta love how when he crosses the line everyone in his pit goes mental but Shelby remains stoic because he knew it was going to happen.
That and the fact he almost lost everything lol
@@MrMcbear Hard being the boss lmao
Heart condition.. Can't get too excited...... Evrn when everything is on the line.. Nerves of steel.....
I don't think Carrol Shelby knew but he believed....
@@craigcoates5585 RIP Both CS and KM much joy you brought me and my father, love from the UK 🤠😎
The music as Miles shifts gear sounds absolutely epic
but what is ist name ??$
ALL ROOIIIGHT
Makes the scene better
‘Le Mans 66’ by Marco Beltrami & Buck Sanders if that helps you any.
The first time I watched it with my home theater my heart rate got faster. But after the 1st watch, ny reaction wasn't the same. But it's still good
Ken miles didn't get fame and appreciation which he deserves, thanks to this movie all new generation knows about this legend, probably first triple crown winner.
Definitely was not.
You have to win a monaco gp or an F1 championship for a triple crown though
@@NathanIrizarry1 Triple american crown, sebring; daytona; le mans
@@NathanIrizarry1 Incorrect. The FIA Triple Crown is the 12 hours of Sebring, 24 Hours of Daytona, and 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Ken Miles would have been the first, had he not been robbed.... because he did it in 1966.
Hans Herrschall was the first "official" Triple Crown winner in 1970
F1 and Monaco have nothing to do with the FIA or Triple Crown.
@@NathanIrizarry1 that's the Triple Crown of Motorsport.
The whole movie, all of the casts were work of art. You can literally feel the adrenaline rush during the last lap.
Nailed it. Such a fantastic movie
427 fords rule
Indeed
Best Sports Drama Movie since Moneyball, and one of the top from 2019
I was on the edge of my seat over this scene.
I was too! I dont usually comment on youtube, but i was watching this scene and it was if likeif i were there watching the race, being part of the team!
He won the race by 5 laps.
Kronos In real life, bit in the movie was another story! It was more exciting
I was literally screaming when Shelby showed "7000+.. Go like Hell"
I was too.
Thank You Carroll. Thank You Ken. Rest In Paradise Fellas
Amen.
Imagine the beauties they and their late friends might be building in heavens
Race in Paradise
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This movie was pure adrenaline. Loved every second of it.
What’s the name
@@jehovanahblahoua771 Ford Vs Ferrari
@@jehovanahblahoua771 it's literally in the title nig💀
I loved the movie, but now I hate Ford.
@@MsbowElite aside from the fact ford the 2nd was a terrible guy, why?
A good racer is worth their weight in gold but a good racer that knows their car like the back of their hand is priceless! Only Ken Miles could have pushed the car that far because he knew what that engine could handle
The hangar scene where he listen to the '64 Le Mans shows that well. He immediately knew the mistakes. And also in '66 Le Mans, when he said during the night and rain part "Easy Dan, you're gonna get boxed in."
Truth
plus that gt40 was personally worked on by miles and you can bet he modded that car to his personal liking when he was benched
It’s funny how the other drivers thought they had a chance. This man literally helped make the car what it was. He knew the car better than anyone on the track and was by far the better driver. In real life, Miles won that race by 5 laps, everyone else was racing for 2nd.
Lol didn't know that. That's insane.
By 5lap??
That's fooking insane
Jesus.... so another thing this movie got wrong..... fucking Hollywood. Off course 5 laps isn't surprising seeing how far ahead he was on Le Mans.
Insane
it was actually 8 laps
Alright, gonna watch this movie again.
Yup
yes man i just love this movie
Not the same as watching in the theatre
@@despacitodaniel801
Watched it on HBO literally became one of my favorites with only one view back then, just the music alone is what gets me excited about the film
“LOOK AT THIS NOW!” I love that part. He’s so excited.
"DAMMIT"
Carol Shelby was a racer at heart. He tells a story about pushing a Jag through the mountains and staying right on him through the curves then coming down on the flat with a straight road in his Shelby. Jag just disappeared in his rear view as he pushed over 190mph.
I mean he raced Le Mans with a faulty heart and won , I mean he was so much of a racer that even his heart couldn’t handle his balls
The man ate nitroglycerin so stay alive. Racing was in his blood thru and thru
@@jackdenihan5333 "...that even his heart couldn't handle his balls". You sir win the internet today. I don't need to see anything else. 🤣
@@jpx1122 haha
@@RedMo46 I for me, two for the tank, repeat..
I love how, in racing movies, downshifting to go faster is always an option.
One thing about this movie (though, it has been a while since I watched it) is even though it does have gratuitous shifter cam, the gear changes make a bit of sense. Down shifting when going into the tight, twisty bits. Up shifting when hammering down a wide banked turn.
As someone who drives a stick shift, when you’re going into tight turns, it’s always better to downshift. You have more control that way.
@@voicesofmarshians528 Lol there’s nothing relating to control. If anything downshifting makes the car more unstable because you shift weight to the front, it only benefits corner exit torque. He’s talking about the first part of this video when he’s told to go like hell and he downshifts.
@@eddieyakin5528 notice he said when going in into a corner..not while.in one. you always do all your breaking and downshifting before the corner.
@@marqueskates5873 you look like a fool shifting as you exit the corner, the car like stops (even though it doesn't) as you shift, as oppose to already doing you're slow "stop" before hand going into the slower areas, tight turns, so you come out of the turn smoothly and faster with out that pause-shift
Christian Bale: *gets movie role*
Bale's Body: "Ahh Sh*t, here we go again.."
Excellent job from Christian. You can feel how excited Ken is behind the seemingly calm “alright”. For Ken, racing is not about proofing he’s the fastest driver, he just want to show how fast the car he built can be.
This is great but I wish they would have included more of what a small block Ford with 180 degree headers sounds like at 7000 rpm. It's heavenly.
Do you know of a video that has that sound? I'd love to listen to it
It's pure sex dude
I agree
@@logicaltips4107 "real 1966 ford gt"
180?
2:11. This moment, I had goosebumps all over myself. I can't even begin to describe why it feels so great.
it’s so well done, the intenseness in the reflection in his sunglasses like nothing else exists but those two cars in front of him. Excellent scene.
In the cinema this was impressive
anyone with a real connection with cars should get goosebumps. i did.
I love how he miracously finds another gear during that final overtake. "Oh heck there's another one, could've done this sooner"
It’s fun, but damn it’s such horrid trait of racing car films. I hate it but it’s never going away.
Those 5 speeds had deep gear ratios. Just coming from the interior of the track, he had a few extra gears cause he was pushing past 6Krpms unlike the others.
Bro he downshifted off camera to reach more then 7000 rpm
Ken Miles's GT40 has 4 gears if you look closely (4th acts as overdrive bc higher than other 3 gears)
He upshifts in 7k+ and downshifts before corner for fast acceleration in the exit
Do some research on how manual works
@@LTKBrns I think the comment was about the 'foley' artists adding in the sounds of many more shifts. SFX guys have never seen a tach operate either.
What i love about this scene is that you get to see how Ken Miles was living the race. Of course there's a lot of tension, adrenaline, technique, etc... but you can also see he's having the time of his life, he's having fun. This scene perfectly encapsulates Ken Miles racing. It's competitive, but also fun.
Fun Fact: 7000 RPM is basically when most cars begin to redline. IE Shelby's racing philosophy is about high risk high reward, something few companies are willing to take as gospel.
VTEC would like to know your location
gracias, thanks!!!
After 7000rpm shouldn't the machine become weightless that's how miles died and shouldn't that happen here ??
@@moeedrafi4524 no Miles died because the transmission seized up. And the car only feels weightless, although that mostly depends on suspension and aerodynamics.
@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264 Didn't Miles die because the J-Car's brake system failed? It was shown on film too.
There is something about seeing Ken pass through the finish line that is so satisfying. Then everyone else’s reaction encourages that feeling, plus the build up to that moment is so well done
Francho Cornejo and the music when he speeds past the final car just makes this scene so exiting.
Ken Miles you legend. One of the best racers this world has ever seen.
But sadly..only really recognized now..A SUPERB driver..
the real winner of Le Mans '66
One of? i'd say he is the best only person to ever win the triple crown cup
@@AsceIsPog Nooo. That was Graham Hill,he's the only driver to win the indy 500,24 hour le mans and formula one. Another one is Jim Clarke,he has the all round best stats ever. He came from a farm in scotland and only started racing on Sundays in normal road/race cars. He was so smooth with his driving the mechanic team couldn't believe the excellent condition of the car after a whole race. Ford would have took alot longer to win if it wasn't for ken miles input on that car.
Why do you think he is the best if it depends on the power of car you are driving?
matt damon in interestellar: we need to build a space colony
matt damon in ford v Ferrari: we need to build a car
matt damon in oppenheimer: we need to build a bomb
keep building matt, keep building
Matt Damon in The Martian: we need to build a farm
Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting: we need to build a meaningful relationship
Matt Damon in Saving Private Ryan: we need to build a defence against germans
Matt Damon in Dogma: we need to build a stairway to heaven
I love this scene. The music is just phenomenal. A racing movie that won 2 Oscars like this is more than glorious. 10 out of 10. This scene is perfect in every way.
2:10 it’s so well done, the intenseness in the reflection in his sunglasses like nothing else exists but those two cars in front of him. Excellent scene
Love how this movie is ford versus Ferrari, but it’s actually a love letter to Ken Miles. ❤️❤️
I love how he pulls alongside, already going fast enough to pass the guy, and then *shifts again*
Other driver probably-‘Dammit why didnt i think to shift’
8 year old me when I get to drive the shopping kart 0:14
Gravy Train I’m dying lmfao
HAHAHA lmao😂😂
I'm 14 and I still "drift" with shopping carts. It is just too fun not to do.
Lmfao
Lmao
"Look at this now"- Taaaaaaa ta da da da daaaa.. Taaaaa da da daaaa. Ta da da daa...dang
Man this clip gets your heart pounding. The build up and everything.
It just doesn’t though. It feels fake - much like the whole movie.
@@neb4587 lol you're the rare exception I see it's okay tho most of us enjoyed it
0:14 the coolest ‘alright’ I have ever heard
0:12 Okay, how is this not a meme yet?
"We are out of toilet paper"
"Alright.."
[Loud Engine Sounds]
@@DeputyHermann I need to see that
On it
They'd have to turn Shelby's blackboard to a green screen which I imagine is would take a long time.
i can send u the format
Let’s see Paul Allen’s top speed
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣
You win sir
Impressive. Very nice.
Seeing in theaters I can't tell you how much the audio made this film for me, from the music to how clean and visceral the sound effects were blended and timed.
They got A LOT of the sounds wrong.
@@justinbelshe What sounds?
One of the cool scene in this awesome part is the young kid holding the radio 5 inches to his face and looking straight down at it in excitement like it is a cellphone. For this actor, it must feel so funny and awkward of a thing to do, yet, he portrayed it exactly how it was for the kids at that time. You had to imagine you were there while listening. How things change!
This is called masterpiece in every sense
Brilliant cinematography
With beat sync music
Top editing
Best storytelling
Director and dop vision is on high level on that point like how i imagine my script to reality
It’s so cliché
Horrible setting though
This isn’t even Daytona, how hard is it to go to the track and ask permission to shoot there?
@@SeanCampbell_iRacing For the same reason Batman was not filmed in Gotham City. If you are not making a documentary, you don´t need to be on the exact same location the story is based on in order to tell the tale.
@@cristopherpardo it’s trying to be true to the story, if they are gonna make a cgi version of Le Mans, and go to road Atlanta in Georgia, surely they could have gone down to florida
Eh?
When he said "alright" I knew it's gonna be epic
crazy that 7k rpm was like a big deal and could blow the engine in a top tier race car back then, but now a run of the mill 3rd gen 5.0L coyote mustang can hit 7500rpm without breaking a sweat and makes almost as much hp in a much smaller engine!🤙
Well lots of V8 engines back then could rev past 7k, it all depends on how the engine was built and what the power characteristics are
SOHC vs DOHC
laughs in formula1 23k rpm
@@ice2coolx bad opinion
@@coreytrevor287 Merely a fact, but okay. Cant take american motorsport fans serious anyway lol
This is the best scene. The music, the camera angles, the tension, the sounds of the engines roaring and groaning, just perfection!
I don’t care at all about care or competitive racing......but damn if this movie didn’t make me feel like I did.
Mangold you’re a genius.
this scene, the final race & James hunt's final race from the rush gives me goosebumps
LOVE that this was shot in Fontana, CA at AutoClub Speedway! They didn't even TRY to make it look like Daytona! Love it!
The pedals sound like controls from a F14 in top gun and I love how precise and impactful all of the actors inputs in the car feel.
2:02 I dont know whyyy but this exactly escene made my chills, practically you can feel whats the character was feeling... those small seconds when you know you can do it you can kick everybody ass. This movie probes that you can make an awesome racing car film... yeah Im talking to you Fast and Furious franchise.
fast and furious was a good racing movie until they started doing the newer stuff. now its just all action
@@zero240gl8 fast and furious after 4 became a world saving action movie and there was NO RACING AT ALL !!!
What's about manual that touches soo deep.. fills you with energy like nothing else..
It's because you have full control of the engine's power. An automatic just leaves you only the gas pedal to control the power. A manual transmission on the other hand, you are telling the engine exactly how much power you want and turning its small amount of rotation into a shitload of speed. Plus you have to get each shift right to get the most out of it.
My 8th Grade English teacher once told us she'd only drive manual transmissions because "if I'm going to die behind the wheel, I'm going to die *in control*."
i think it's all the sounds and movements needed to operate manually. when you're watching or listening to someone driving manual, you see and hear the actions of the driver, and the reactions of the machine. when it's finely tuned as it is in this scene, it can be evocative and exciting, like a dance, or a solo performance with an instrument.
Driving stick forces you to become more familiar with the car. At a certain point, you won’t need the rev counter because the pitch of the engine is where it needs to be.
Something about the third pedal just feels so much better!
One of the best frames in a movie is from this one. The moment Ken miles' shades reflect those two other leading cars infront of him so clear. Its a perfect frame❤💯
I forgot how truly fantastic this movie was and this scene is just perfect
Damn imagining having to race where you can’t go above a certain RPM would suck as you would have to basically know you can’t win the race while hold back on going as fast as possible
That's racing for ya
That was racing for many years. It's only been over the last 20-25 years that technology and material quality increased enough that cars could run flat out for 24 hours. It was fairly standard back then to run to a certain RPM so as to not burn up the engine or transmission.
@@Zarroc0215 most cars still don't go flat out
it's just that they have an electronic rev limiter rather than telling the driver to stay within a certain RPM range
@@TorutheRedFox That might have been true at some point, but I've never heard of that happening these days. Otherwise you'd see teams remove it at the end of the race to increase lap times, which you don't see in sportscar racing.
@@Zarroc0215 if it’s an electronic rev limiter then it can be changed in the pits with a computer, you wouldn’t have to change it out or take it off
2:47 "look at this now" goosbumps at 7000 rpm
Ong yes!!! The way he just clears him with ease gives an amazing feeling
all credit goes to james mangold the director for putting this whole movie together like a maestro
Looking at the mirror: " who's that?"
Passing by: "I'm Batman"
The music in this scene is awesome.
Thus the Shelby Omni GLH was born....”Goes like hell”....
And then the GLHS "Goes like hell... s'more..."
Madmike-16 I like S’more’s too!
A car movie for car enthusiasts, this and Rush are two of the best car movies ever made
Nope. People who know about cars know this movie is total garbage.
Fantastic film. Fantastic performance for Bale and Damon. The comedic under tones are just brilliant direction.
This is my favorite racing movie ever. It used to be Days of Thunder, but it wasn't as good as Ford Vs. Ferrari.
Try rush it's also a good movie
You haven't seen RUSH, right?
Yeah the two guys above are right, you should definitely watch Rush. It’s a close second to ford v Ferrari
@@yazancallas we got names, but yeah rush is great
@@ammarshahab4330 you’re right sorry about that Ammar. But yes I agree rush is so good. Such an underrated movie. What’s your top 5 car movies? For me
Ford v Ferrari
Baby driver
Rush
Mad max fury road
Fast five
2:10 when he turns into batman.
I thought he turned into batman at the start of this scene
Patrick Bateman
Everything about this movie is spectacular! I'm so glad that I bought this on Blu-ray.
When Miles shifts gear I just get chills, fucking epic
2:42 Never gets old
this movie is not about cars , fast laps , races - it is a story of friendship and what friendships can accomplish!!
That last little “Alright” at 2:42 as he prepares to pass him gives me goosebumps
I love the 25 speed manual gearboxes in movies, so realistic.
This ain't the fast and furious....if you actually pay attention, you can actually see the gates for the shifter and their numbering. You can easily distinguish the downshifts from the upshifts.
@@johnhgt40 Its a pity the opponent in the same car didnt have that extra gear to get over the finish line first, eh? LUL
@@tm5123 it's a pity you never bothered to do any research and see that GT-40s had both 4 and 5 speed gear boxes, with a different final drive to see which held up better. That's besides the fact that Holman Moodys team was specifically told not to exceed 6000 rpms, no matter what gear, while Shelby American permitted a 7000 rpm limit. That alone would make a significant speed difference.
Yeah, its odd they didnt emphasize the rpm difference, but threw that extra gear in there instead. Do you know for a fact these two racecars had different gearboxes. I dont really have enough intrest in this tho, to really care.. perhaps this scene is peak accuracy, but looks quite fake.@@johnhgt40
@@johnhgt40 You defending him downshifting onto the straights and upshifting into turns shows you are one ignant b.
Love the detail from Bales snot near his mouth to the vibration of the car going up and down due from the light weight body structure of the car.
As a car guy, I never get tired of the sound of high revving engines.
RIP Ken Miles.
Great film. All the cast were excellent. The two leads were awesome and having read their dedication to getting their characters right, I’m not surprised. Two brilliant artists.
i know christian bale performance deserve all the praise, but matt damon nailed it as well
Peters love and pride for his father makes this movie so much extra special
My GF : "I'm alone. My parents isn't home yet."
Me : 0:14
The best flex on your opponent...just imagine....coming out of nowhere behind them...intimidating them...then being faster than them only to show that its not even your final gear....the music, the shifts, the car, the scene....its a work of art really.
The way he says "all right" was clean as fuck. Really sets the tone
This movie should've been called "Men taking off sunglasses, dramatically"
*YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAH!*
“Shut up, Don.”
There are movies that you can watch over and over, and this is one of those movies.
I don't care if most of the movie was fabricated, the overall premise was glorious and they did an incredible job telling that story.
When it showed that simply gorgeous GT40 starting to redline, I was saying "go on push her, she can take it" and she did. Superb film, absolutely superb
The editing Oscars this film got are so well earned. I'm not the sort who really noticed editing in films before, but in this film, every race is just so tense and beautifully paced that you can't help but marvel at it.
That “Look at this noww” was personal.
This scene should be call the never ending gear box.
There's no feeling like downshifting and flooring the throttle
This scene is amazing
It’s super amazing
Those 427s were fearsome motors.
I love the seemingly infinite number of gears he has haha
Have been wondering how many gears did race cars have at that time?
5 or 6 depending on the racing series.
@@arg_9584 it had 4.
@@chrisg6729 geez that’s insane.
As you race you shift up and down
My favorite scene hands down.
Though the character of Leo Beebe was exaggerated to be more of an asshole for drama, it was a interesting prediction of what we'd see in the years to come, where high ranking positions in big corporations are often out of touch with the very thing they are selling. Beebe knew nothing about racing and this movie seemed to imply he didn't even know anything about cars in general yet he somehow managed to be in a position to make major decisions that everyone would agree was not in Ford's best interests and in this movie, countermand Henry Ford II not once but twice and managed to not piss him off enough to fire him. Almost every major industry has at least one high up executive or CEO like Beebe today, so the trend is not so recent.
7000 Go like hell
AlRoyt.
This movie was a classic the second it came out, too damn good
I still have a really hard time with this scene. They're at Fontana and I can't make myself believe it's Daytona.
broo i live about 4 city blocks from speedway and i still cant believe its fontana's track. i fucking race there.
In real life Miles also won by eight laps. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The last scene of the movie where Miles dies broke my heart
If you hear that tiger sound at 2:00 followed by "electric motor kind like" sound in the next scene.. Great job for the sound and music editor.. One of the best biopic and racing movie. I was crying along the movie and the music brings a deep feeling about how to be great from zero to hero...
Oh my ....I never noticed that before......dudeeeee!!
Thank God I didn't missed the opportunity of watching this on big screen it was a quite an experience I get goosebumps everytime I watch this scene what a masterpiece the music and the whole film in general it's the pinnacle of movie making.hands down the best car movie.
One of the best racing movies ever made. Casting, Acting, locations, Production design…….PERFECTION.
7000+ go like hell 🔥🔥🔥
1:18 how i see my 9 year old self when i get to push the shopping cart.
I'll never get Hollywood's fascination with the constant gear shifts
Whoever put the music with this scene did an amazing job listening to this while driving makes you want to go fast. For me outside of driving this gives me focus and drive when competing.