2:22 The Co-driver is thinking “This is awkward. What do I do now to stop the Driver from hitting me? I know, I will throw my pace notes down, so I look angry too”.
At that point it really started to be one 😅. He changed probably more tires than anyone else in that season and Pirelli is the main tire supplier so its not very good for marketing to hear drivers swearing about your product and how complety useless they are.
Love the voiceover here, the guy definitely did his homework and cares about what he's doing. The pronunciations are top notch, and the excitement seeps through.
@@WadeParkinsonPhotography I don't think I would start screaming like a 5 year old and just drive off the road, endangering my co driver's life. And what does 'knowing everything' got to do with it? Just expressing an opinion
@@WadeParkinsonPhotography i get where you're coming from, but that is straight up man-child behaviour. the mark of a good racing driver is to make at least rational decisions in tense moments
@@WadeParkinsonPhotography If a rally driver is supposed to remain calm while they chuck their car around at life threatening speeds in the sketchiest of roads, then they should be able to AT LEAST focus if they're angry
Apparently that was a doctored video made by his rival team in spite. It was audio from a 1 hour long video they cut up and added to the video of a short but badly driven stage by Samir. the guy who made the video was arrested and Samir as a result had to end rallying because of it.
Gigi Galli was unhinged. Meanwhike, Tanak seemed remarkably composed, not "mad" at all, just devastated, but composed. And drivers getting pissed at co-drivers for an eventual mistake, misteading a note, would be like co-drivers getting pissed at drivers for making a mistake and crashing, right? Same thing, isn't it? Someone making a mistake that interferes in the normal outcome of a race. Problem is, drivers feel they are "more important" than co-drivers, and they have an ego to tame. Loeb, who was always kind, and understanding with Elena, never lost his temper with him whenever he misread pace notes. Then again Loeb is a true gentleman.
Well, in Japan (don't remember which year, he was with the C4 anyway) he wasn't that kind with Elena... in the interview he told journalists ''ask him what happened''
The one with Sainz retiring just before the end,and lost the championship..... I wasn't even alive at the time and i dont know how I'd have reacted to it,as a huge Sainz admirer. This has to be the most painful retirement on WRC
I was still young when that happened and I remember the rally magazines picking it up, it was a historical moment. Hell, I'm sure there was a video of Tommi receiving his phone call about his victory, so surreal.
I was watching this and couldn’t believe it happened literary 300 yards/ 900 metres from the finish. There is a great video of the police stopping Makkinen driving to service and Makkinen pleading with him. The rules were actually changed after this to stop anyone continuing in an unroadworthy car, as on the continent he would have been given a police escort to get to service which meant it was not fair at some rallies to be out and others to able to get to service. It wouldn’t have and didn’t change the result of the championship here but had Sainz finished it would have.
May we all thank Jari and Toyota for proving the combustion engine isn't dead even with a tiny 3 cylinder from a kei car. Proof of concept is all we need to verify the vision of hypercars like the Koenigsegg Gemera
"Por dios, Carlos, trata de arrancarlo" (for god's sake, Carlos, try to start the car), which is what Luis Moya was telling Sainz, is still a rather commonly used expression in Spain.
Mäkinen actually got a phonecall mid-interview that he was the champion after all. He was so taken aback. "They didn't wanna push it the rest of the way?" Then after the call: "Guess we're not going home yet after all..." All while maintaining the typical Finnish laconic demeanour.
Ok another comment... I am not sure, but i think after Ott puncture and his tears, the other drivers carried him on their shoulders, back from the field where he was sitting and crying. Those guys care!
As a sim racer, i know how easy it is to lose your cool when racing. And it gets worse when you start racing angry, as you make more mistakes it just restarts the cycle. Good on them for not throwing their car over the nearest cliff out of pure rage i guess. Edit: Read the replies to my comment before contributing. And im sorry for offending the people that dont think i know that rally racing is more intense.
I get frustrated whenever I make a mistake in Dirt Rally 2 or WRCG. The good thing is that you can restart. I can't imagine putting myself in these situations
2:01 that’s how Gilles panizzi and his brother Herve took out their frustration at the Argentine driver and co driver of the Subaru for not slowing down and letting them go by and causing them to have a puncture
They're human before anything else. Had any of us possesed their skills and their competitive spirit, we would snap and overreact in situations like these. As a fan, personally, the drama and passion makes the rally events even more interesting. Glory to them 🍻
@@rhr2408 no it's easy to succumb to rage and outbursts of violence. It's difficult to maintain your composure. There is no place for attacking your teammate or someone else in a race. This is not a combat sport
@@rhr2408 I never saw Tommi Makinen and a lot of the other greats act like children when they didn’t get their way. It’s not only inexcusable behavior it’s pathetic.
Fuck off mate, did you ever see the likes of Makinen, Loeb, you know, the guys that were actually winning championships, throwing their toys out of the cot and making ridiculous scenes like these? These losers have no composure whatsoever and to take out their frustrations on another person, let alone your fuckin' co-driver, is absolutely pathetic. Glory? These woeful drivers get nothing but DNFs and privateer contracts.
I still cannot forget when I've read the tabloid about the ridiculous fines and championship points penalty that Mads Østberg received for swearing on live broadcast....WRC really tried (and probably still is) their hardest to be like WWE in the PG-era..
@@sixtenallingersandgren6674 Unfortunately he did get his championship points deducted (those soft sensitive stewards 🙄). From a rally driver’s point of view, it is bullshit and I totally understand Mats’ frustration when that happened to him.
And in F1 you are responsible for your life only while in WRC your co-driver and you depend on each other’s skills. It is the most epic Motorsport in my opinion. You have tons of blind turns and elevations as well on a mixed conditions and terrains
I don’t know why this is so funny to watch. The whole sport is completely INSANE, to begin with, even when everything goes perfectly according to plan. GLORIOUSLY INSANE !
I know it's not supposed to be funny, but for some reason, the 0:47 head smack made me laugh xD And whoever that codriver was continued on his job with just a barely annoyed reaction, absolute boss, if that was me I dunno how I could've kept my cool LOL ^^
el conductor que golpeo a su copiloto no merece ningún respeto, nada justifica que golpees a tu compañero, es de ser mala persona , mal piloto y mal amigo, un acto muy feo
Those are also the moments fans want to see, they show that these extraordinary drivers also have a character. Just dont give them penalties for stuff like that.
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I love the way the co-driver of one of the Citroens threw his notebook when he saw his driver ragequit like he decided he needed to rage
It's to unfair when you re racing well and the mechanical problem appears.
Like a dog that gets pissed off because YOUR pissed off 😂😂 I think Bill Burr had a bit about that, too funny 😂
@@americanfirst913 OK
@@zorohaslost I know, I have faced that on my bike, the clutch lever snapped
That's my favourite one, so sweet
I love how Eriksen didn't seem that angry first but then started to go crazy after he saw how fuming Mads was. What a perfect co-driver
yes HAHAHAHAHA
LOL I LAUGHED SO HARD AT THIS
Mads got pretty mads. (I’m not sorry.)
That was really cute haha
The guy at 5:50 was cool.
"Aw, the poor bloke."
"I need to go to sleep and to relax a little bit because I…………………….. you understand" yes Gigi, completely understand 😂
Gigi ? Was that Gigi Galli ? xD
@@ursuss100ye
In his mind he was strangling someone with those hands
2:22 The Co-driver is thinking “This is awkward. What do I do now to stop the Driver from hitting me? I know, I will throw my pace notes down, so I look angry too”.
i was thinking exactly like that
Both of you projecting your insecurities here. Losers.
He's kind of like a kid imitating his dad. 🤣
😂
I like how for the Mads bit you also censored him saying "Pirelli" as if it is a swearword lol😊
At that point it really started to be one 😅. He changed probably more tires than anyone else in that season and Pirelli is the main tire supplier so its not very good for marketing to hear drivers swearing about your product and how complety useless they are.
P-word officially now
They have a bit of a bad reputation it seems idk
@windrose5988Why did Pirelli think that was a good marketing tactic
I once bought Pirelli condoms.
Now I am a father of 3...
The last guy handled it way more maturely, but I can imagine how frustrating it would be
Ott is top class. Of course it helps that his first win did eventually happen. And 18 more. And a world championship.
@@bogdanrus9402awesome
Just a bunch of bad losers.
Love the voiceover here, the guy definitely did his homework and cares about what he's doing. The pronunciations are top notch, and the excitement seeps through.
It's the official WRC coverage...
Actually he said Curro del Barrio and it's Carlos
0:48 is fixing the gps like an old television ahah
WTF was Pons thinking? Just brake and wait for the codriver to find his place. Jesus
I mean you're pretty much a rally driver....you know everything and could remain calm in the most tense moments💯
@@WadeParkinsonPhotography I don't think I would start screaming like a 5 year old and just drive off the road, endangering my co driver's life. And what does 'knowing everything' got to do with it? Just expressing an opinion
@@WadeParkinsonPhotography i get where you're coming from, but that is straight up man-child behaviour. the mark of a good racing driver is to make at least rational decisions in tense moments
@@WadeParkinsonPhotography most people know better than to crash their cars half on purpose over rage.
@@WadeParkinsonPhotography If a rally driver is supposed to remain calm while they chuck their car around at life threatening speeds in the sketchiest of roads, then they should be able to AT LEAST focus if they're angry
2:27 felt like the co driver was just trying his best to match that energy lol
You left the most memorable meltdown in the history of Rallying
"Samir"
Apparently that was a doctored video made by his rival team in spite. It was audio from a 1 hour long video they cut up and added to the video of a short but badly driven stage by Samir. the guy who made the video was arrested and Samir as a result had to end rallying because of it.
@@chrispybaked no, the co-driver had to (almost) end, samir was from a rich family, so he didn't really care
Your breaking the car Samir..
SHAT UP YAR
@@4frost316 What do you mean no lmfao it was proven to be fake & they even sued the guys that made it LMAO
the samir story is the most beaten dead horse in rally.
The xavi pons one was hard to watch whilst his co driver was crying at the end of the stage
At least Carlos Del Barrio went on to be way more of a success than Xavi could ever dream of.
@@AmbientMike that is true
Xavier pons un niño malcriado. Sin mas.
@@RallyPinoit is true but Pons won the SWRC (WRC 2) title in 2010 which is surprising.
God I feel so bad for the guy, having the frustration with your own mistake being compounded by a completely unhinged driver screaming at you..
My favorite is "YOU ARE BREAKING THE CAR, SAMIR"
"Listen to my calls!!"
Fyi, that video was a clear defamation attempt by the rally driver's rival, that damn near destroyed the co-driver's entire life.
Lies again? Marsiling Drive Grab BAFTA
2:25 Co driver just threw the notepad like "Yeah! Im mad too darn it!" 😂
2:28 LOL they cut the pirelli rant
man Tanak interview made me tear up a bit too. Even with sim racing, I take it very seriously and sometimes things just don't work.
I burst out laughing at half the vineyard being dragged back to P/F 😂
That was camouflage
3:24 as a Spanish speaker this line hits twice as hard, i can really feel his pain…
What did he said ?
@@GabRallye74fuck its my fault
@@GabRallye74 Fuck, it was me man!
@@GabRallye74”fuck, it was me (that fucked up)”
@@GabRallye74 fuck dude it was me.. (i fucked it up)
Gigi Galli was unhinged. Meanwhike, Tanak seemed remarkably composed, not "mad" at all, just devastated, but composed. And drivers getting pissed at co-drivers for an eventual mistake, misteading a note, would be like co-drivers getting pissed at drivers for making a mistake and crashing, right? Same thing, isn't it? Someone making a mistake that interferes in the normal outcome of a race. Problem is, drivers feel they are "more important" than co-drivers, and they have an ego to tame. Loeb, who was always kind, and understanding with Elena, never lost his temper with him whenever he misread pace notes. Then again Loeb is a true gentleman.
Well, in Japan (don't remember which year, he was with the C4 anyway) he wasn't that kind with Elena... in the interview he told journalists ''ask him what happened''
@Helstar74 that's 2007
0:30 I completely understand….I feel like that all the time😂😂😂😂
You need to see a doctor
The one with Sainz retiring just before the end,and lost the championship..... I wasn't even alive at the time and i dont know how I'd have reacted to it,as a huge Sainz admirer. This has to be the most painful retirement on WRC
I was still young when that happened and I remember the rally magazines picking it up, it was a historical moment. Hell, I'm sure there was a video of Tommi receiving his phone call about his victory, so surreal.
I was watching this and couldn’t believe it happened literary 300 yards/ 900 metres from the finish. There is a great video of the police stopping Makkinen driving to service and Makkinen pleading with him. The rules were actually changed after this to stop anyone continuing in an unroadworthy car, as on the continent he would have been given a police escort to get to service which meant it was not fair at some rallies to be out and others to able to get to service. It wouldn’t have and didn’t change the result of the championship here but had Sainz finished it would have.
Makinen was even asking on the phone whhy didn't they just push the car over the finish line
@@evs251Because even after you finish the rally the car still has to be able to get to final time control. Because of its engine issue it couldn’t
@@davidmalin5491and what about closing fences in the stages before Sainz arrives? It was fair for Colin?
3:30 i feel so bad.
Rally and emotions go together like biscuits and jam.
Jesus Christ Jari Mattis driving style knows no other. The dude flung his cars around, a true fin! My favourite driver of all time!
he was always fun to watch. pure spectacle, pure passion and emotion.
Jari could have been amazing if he didn't suffer so badly from imposter syndrome. Put way too much pressure on himself which led to mistakes.
Does explain why he's a great team manager now though. There will be no mechanical errors.
@@86themadhatter27 This. It was all in the head. He had the talent to be a world champion and convinced everyone of it apart from himself.
May we all thank Jari and Toyota for proving the combustion engine isn't dead even with a tiny 3 cylinder from a kei car. Proof of concept is all we need to verify the vision of hypercars like the Koenigsegg Gemera
It’s good to see all those Mitsubishi EVOs here back to the old days, what a LEGEND!
4:20 You can see on the grass that they were not the first ones... 😅
Losing it at the co-driver's half-hearted "yeah, I'm angry too" throwing of the pace-notes 2:19
Great!!! You've covered Ött Tanak's emotions with your "watch this next"!
1:01 not that rally. PTSD strikes again!
2:25 co-driver going along with it
i dont blame him, codrivers win too
"Por dios, Carlos, trata de arrancarlo" (for god's sake, Carlos, try to start the car), which is what Luis Moya was telling Sainz, is still a rather commonly used expression in Spain.
funnily enough a common expression in Finland is "Carloksen auto on syttynyt palamaan" (Carlos's car has caught fire)
For me that is heartbreak just like "Is that Glock" Brazilian Grand Prix 2008.
Now we need copilots hitting drivers for making mistakes lol
That guy came out the other side looking like his car was wearing a ghilly suit 😂
5:47 "oh, oh the poor boy!"
“Samir, You are breaking the car!!”
Shat up, don't tell me how to ride
Sammy you’re breaking the cat should’ve been number one haha 🤣 best one in history haha
3:20 is heartbreaking
That "J** he sido yo tío..." I really felt that, and the "Trata de arrancarlo Carlos..." the most painful one
That J**** word , I heard it over milion times in Los Serrano. I'm not joking.
My favorite quote from this video. “ baff *crazy whistle*” 😂
Mäkinen actually got a phonecall mid-interview that he was the champion after all. He was so taken aback. "They didn't wanna push it the rest of the way?"
Then after the call: "Guess we're not going home yet after all..."
All while maintaining the typical Finnish laconic demeanour.
idk why but this puts a smile on my face LOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Last 2 seconds, Aussie accent!! "oh oh, the poor bloke"!!!! 😮😂
“Oh, the poor boy!” 4:48 He’s the one racing and you’re the one doing coverage 😂.
Ok another comment... I am not sure, but i think after Ott puncture and his tears, the other drivers carried him on their shoulders, back from the field where he was sitting and crying. Those guys care!
half of what makes this funny is the audio quality, not saying that's bad, it makes it even better
3:13 why you would keep yelling at your co-driver instead of letting him read the notes, ending in you crashing makes no sense to me
Ego
Samir's co-driver: you are not angry, I AM!
3:24 that co driver already felt bad and then it just became the worst day, poor guy pressure got to him
My Goat S. Loeb had never lost his cool.
Samir breaking the car is the greatest rallying meltdown
"HELVETE, FAEN" lmao
There's something just inherently hilarious about two guys arguing in italian and one of them smacks the other like it's Three Stooges.
Pons is me in Dirt Rally 2.0 🤣🤣🤣
The pressure and will to win is very very high and this is not accidentally. Because this is the work of the whole team.
Mads co driver looks like he’s a little bit scared so decides to join in so he doesn’t turn on him 😂
As a sim racer, i know how easy it is to lose your cool when racing. And it gets worse when you start racing angry, as you make more mistakes it just restarts the cycle. Good on them for not throwing their car over the nearest cliff out of pure rage i guess.
Edit: Read the replies to my comment before contributing. And im sorry for offending the people that dont think i know that rally racing is more intense.
Real life consequences hit harder than pixelated ones.
I get frustrated whenever I make a mistake in Dirt Rally 2 or WRCG. The good thing is that you can restart. I can't imagine putting myself in these situations
haha you're comparing playing a computer game to driving a real rally car and losing your temper. hahaha what a twat.
As a sim racer? 😂 bro these guys are risking life and limb to be as fast as they can and your comparing it to sim racing!?
@@liamkearns4035 Bro no shit this is more difficult. I get it. My older brother died as a rally racer when i was 12.
2:01 that’s how Gilles panizzi and his brother Herve took out their frustration at the Argentine driver and co driver of the Subaru for not slowing down and letting them go by and causing them to have a puncture
"sammy you need to LISTEN TO MY CALLS,"
They're human before anything else. Had any of us possesed their skills and their competitive spirit, we would snap and overreact in situations like these. As a fan, personally, the drama and passion makes the rally events even more interesting. Glory to them 🍻
@@jaredmiller8740it’s easy to be a goody two shoes when you’re just writing about it😅
@@rhr2408 no it's easy to succumb to rage and outbursts of violence. It's difficult to maintain your composure. There is no place for attacking your teammate or someone else in a race. This is not a combat sport
@@rhr2408 I never saw Tommi Makinen and a lot of the other greats act like children when they didn’t get their way. It’s not only inexcusable behavior it’s pathetic.
Fuck off mate, did you ever see the likes of Makinen, Loeb, you know, the guys that were actually winning championships, throwing their toys out of the cot and making ridiculous scenes like these? These losers have no composure whatsoever and to take out their frustrations on another person, let alone your fuckin' co-driver, is absolutely pathetic. Glory? These woeful drivers get nothing but DNFs and privateer contracts.
not everyone would snap, lots of people have better control over their emotions even in high stakes high pressure situations...
0:52 It's like a scene from The Office 🤣
I still cannot forget when I've read the tabloid about the ridiculous fines and championship points penalty that Mads Østberg received for swearing on live broadcast....WRC really tried (and probably still is) their hardest to be like WWE in the PG-era..
Wait what? He got a points deduction from that?! That is the stupidest bullshit i’ve ever heard.
@@sixtenallingersandgren6674 Unfortunately he did get his championship points deducted (those soft sensitive stewards 🙄). From a rally driver’s point of view, it is bullshit and I totally understand Mats’ frustration when that happened to him.
that totally doesn't look like it could be abused to favor certain racers.
where is "Samir, you're braking the car" 😂😂😂
Also Neuville a few years ago in rally poland, threw his helmet on the dash and end hinting Gilsoul... he has a lot of moments
4:02 Microsoft always crashing or delaying work…
The last one--Ott
Understandable anger and frustrations they gave their all for the race, it's their lifeline 😢
Sami, you're breaking the car!
I remember the Sainz one. utterly soul destroying
Rally is way better than F1. There aren't any trees in f1
And in F1 you are responsible for your life only while in WRC your co-driver and you depend on each other’s skills. It is the most epic Motorsport in my opinion. You have tons of blind turns and elevations as well on a mixed conditions and terrains
Basketball is better than hockey
Puncture? Jesus. That tire peaced out the whole rear quarter!
4:16 he saved their lives
number 1 should be " YOUR BREAKING THE CAR SAMIR"
When the car appeared wearing half an orchard I totally corpsed 😂😂😂
Im actually excited to see how well airless tires can handle rally racing once they've been perfected for all road conditions.
I remember watching that 1998 rally live on TV, could feel the emotions when Carlos' car stopped.
The True Extreme of Man and Machine ...WRC 💥
You got it!
I don’t know why this is so funny to watch. The whole sport is completely INSANE, to begin with, even when everything goes perfectly according to plan. GLORIOUSLY INSANE !
🔥Funny stuff- rally rage- but we all know it’s difficult to operate at ones best when pissed off…🤬
I know it's not supposed to be funny, but for some reason, the 0:47 head smack made me laugh xD And whoever that codriver was continued on his job with just a barely annoyed reaction, absolute boss, if that was me I dunno how I could've kept my cool LOL ^^
el conductor que golpeo a su copiloto no merece ningún respeto, nada justifica que golpees a tu compañero, es de ser mala persona , mal piloto y mal amigo, un acto muy feo
Those are also the moments fans want to see, they show that these extraordinary drivers also have a character. Just dont give them penalties for stuff like that.
I found this very fun to watch 😊
Only Norwegians understand Østbergs frustrating words 😂
lol
5:48 “awh, awh, the poor boy” what an inconsiderate comment 😮
Jari like Neuville had another problem called "Sebastian".
Gigi Galli comes from the coldest place in Italy 😂
Me at 2:42 in the first day of 2024 watching this:
Yeah mate, it's happening to me too. When i think everything was going smoothly. Suddenly, something bad happened 😅😅😅
Rallying Meltdowns and no Samir? You're breaking my heart, RebBull.
Sammi....
You are breaking the car, Sammi
The last one was the only understandable clip. The rest were children
Splendide Panizzi !!😂😂
i wish the "SAMIR YOURE BREAKING THE CAR" clip was here
"You understand?"..... Yep!
That last one hurt.
5:10 can someone explain rally etiquette … why did driver get mad at the guy in front?
In rally if you are slower you let the faster driver pass
SAMIR YOU’RE BREAKING THE CAR
You can be angry...but physical attacking your co-pilot is just stupid. Would get out and never back in.
You’re breaking the car Samir!
Samir....You're breaking the car!!!
A driver and co driver is a perfect example of a symbiotic relationship