Race Driver Reacts to MASSIVE Rally Moments
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2020
- These rally moments are absolutely HUGE. Time for something a little unusual, but a lot of fun - when I was a kid I used to love watching rally compilations of videotape. Here are some of the best rally moments I could find online with a little reaction and driver's explanation too.
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I want to go rallying!
The "Samir, please" thing is a bit more complicated. Lets put it this way, they are both good at what they do, well, for local rally but it was very, very difficult day. The driver has been doxxed and harrassed because of that video... So it is a bit sad case of things taken a bit out of context. I think he stopped racing after the memes came out. Don't take my words as a fact, i could be remembering somethings wrong but i haven't felt great watching those clips anymore. They kind of ruined someones passion.
Well if you lived in Finland you could rally anytime
You should watch Subaru Rally team Usa's Launch Control. It has magnificent rallys
@@Naman.Khivsara I do.. but one still needs a car and closed road for it..
@@squidcaps4308 well there are many deserted roads
cirquit drivers: laugh when they pass someone
rallye drivers: laught when they survive
Rallye drivers also laugh when they pass someone, they passes are more fun than in circuit racing.
@@dosescopetastengo6581 he knows it, in rally if u pass someone it means u made much better time than guy ahead of you and that does put a smile on your face.
@@dosescopetastengo6581 you're an idiot that's taking the word "pass" completely wrong in this entire scenario. They know you can't pass for position like in course racing. But that does not mean you cannot pass someone in a rally race.
@@dosescopetastengo6581 you're an idiot. You don't understand what we are saying. Reread what we've all said. Maybe you might smarten up
@@dosescopetastengo6581 I've got to say you're in the wrong here. They know you can't pass for a position on the course because it's all based on chrono, what they're saying is that if one driver is much quicker on a stage than another and so "passes" them physically on a stage i.e. drives past them, it must be funny because you aren't supposed to be able to do that normally
Kinda surprised he didn't know Samir until now.
Haha ,the story goes it was the first rally after a long injury break for the driver. So he was out of shape.And the pace note calls were different than he was used to.
The full stages are online so it wasn't that bad. Just when pieced together it's hilarious.
What's hilarious is that Samir is a fairly decent rally driver. He won a few stages and even almost won the Indian Rally Championship
@@DrSabot-A Was he having a bad day? Or are the other Indian Rally drivers just really bad?
@@michaelsteffensen6844 He had a long break from rally due to some injury, so maybe that affected his skill? Maybe, i dont know
9:36 MEDIUM LEFT!
Fun fact: Samir is actually a highly distinguished and previous top rally driver since his debut in 1992 in India. He had an injury of some sorts and had a lengthy stint of no racing, to which he came back and obviously was a little rusty (but actually ended up finishing 3rd in points in the Indian National Rally Championship that year). As it turns out, this was not the original audio, and an executive from another team had this made as a sort of "mud sling". Yohan Chetna, the business man, ended up getting arrested for the video and had a pending investigation. The co-driver, who had 20+ years of professional experience, actually ended up losing a contract for a major international event in Australia as a result of the spoof video.
Bruhh😂😂
Damn if that's true, what an insane story. Still, it cracks me up every time 😂
@@fullselfcontrol The story seems to check out. The original video published by the driver is here: ua-cam.com/video/0BTrEt6scwQ/v-deo.html
That is a wild story!! Damn. Still funny though
Ur comment has completed this video. Thanks man
Rally is the only extreme sport where the spectators are more fearless than the participants.
Rally spectators are built differently! Absolute nutters
Spectators can be a moron that they are there to ruined a race driver from doing their job. It's like some idiot came to my painting and ruined it by scratching it and ran away.
i w 💕🤷🏼♂️💕
Or dumb standing on the outside of corners is just dumb. Theres no other way to put it.
5:18 didn't give it a good enough Scandinavian flick. Or the rear wheels would have came around like the next one
there is nothing more impressive then a good rally driver going flat out through a stage on maximum attack
'Hello cousin!
Check out walther röhrl in his audi. Absolute legend
Isle of man TT: [sipping tea noise in the background]
Nice description of colin mcrae
Chris ???
What's going through rally drivers heads:
Yeet.
Not much!
*Y* *E* *E* *T* s to troposphere
@@peterlewis4199 hahahaha i love the 9:30 mark when the codriver screams MEDIUM LEFT SAMIR 5 times 😂😂😂😂
S E N D I T
9:49 this driver: Divorce time!
In rally, and only in rally:
- you can fly across a dirt finish line at 100+ mph missing a wheel
- jump 10ft in the air, land it, and keep driving like nothing happened, multiple times during the race
- roll many times at high speed, land on your wheels, and keep going like it didn't happen
Basically, the goal of rally is to get from A to B as fast as physically possible under any circumstances. Practice rally, and you'll have the driving skills of god himself.
Samir be like: "Haha god's car goes brrrrrrrr"
This also applies to literally every offroad racing discipline. Desert racing, dakar, rock racing, etc. Those are all extremely common occurrences.
my favorite part about rallying is that they crash the same way i do in video games XD
@Blaze Temp why u mad?
@Blaze Temp lol ok boomer
Co-driver: “Samir you’re breaking the car!”
Samir: “Shat ap”
It's still moving forward right? Everything is fine
🇮🇳🔱
Samir is like me and the guy yelling is my dad trying to teach me driving
Yeah, I feel the same but with woodworking.
Regards,
Etna.
Happens to me to many years ago practicedriving with my father, I was late out and took that 90° turn to fast and had to drive on two wheels for 30-40 meters after that, my father wasn't that happy afterwards, neither the time we drove on a small gravel road and I was comming in to fast so the car started to wobble and I drove 20 meter offroad on the right side before I crossed the road again and drove 15 meters offroad on the left side an 10 meters more on the right side untill I finally got in on the road again, after that he still let me på drive with him but I wasn't allowed to drive as fast as before when I practice, but he knew that I had bought my own car 4 years before I was allowed to practice drive for the driverlicense and drove arround on small lone gravelroads and on winter ice I never drove that car inside town before I got the license,, but I guess it wouldn't work in todays world without anybody of our neighbours in the village or some others will call the police, I had a friend that did the same so we came in two cars 14 years old when the age to start practicing was 18 then.
Anders Persson how old were you when this happened?
My dad teaching me to shift was brutal. My folks never actually taught me hot to drive, I had friends let me drive their vehicles and my dad teaching me to drive stick. I stalled it twice and never got another chance till I got a job working on hydrocavs and I then had to teach myself how to shift in a Peterbilt.
sammee brooo lmao
let's take a minute and appreciate those WRC helicopter pilots, those guys are insanely skilled.
Yeah!
They're rallying in the air.
I wouldn't say the pilots as much as the cameramen that have to keep the rally car in frame without directly controlling the helicopter
Also check out the guys mustering cattle with helicopters
It's actually only one pilot, I Marshall on the WRC & I've seen that guy put that helicopter places you wouldn't think you could fly a done!
Imagine having to read coded pacenotes to your driver in a level tone of voice while he does 100 mph on 2 wheels down a gravel road
level tone is a bit of a cultural thing lol have you ever heard Carlos' Sainz co-driver? Good god you'd swear he was having a seizure. Then you have the Finns. That's a whole other subject but they sound almost bored. I love the Finns :) And then there is that amazing moment when Colin was having a particularly Colinesque moment and Nicky Grist interjects "for f*** sake listen to me Colin" in the level tone you mention, and straight back to the pace notes. They had an off later in that rally and when Colin was asked what happened he spat out, sounding as Scottish as a person could "I don't know, why don't you ask the Welsh Wizard over there" with a nod of the head to Nicky:D
Just look at the notes and enunciate and hope it works out. I could do this easy I have plenty of experience doing this riding passenger in my GF's car. Looking at directions on my phone, look up "oh a city bus is about to pulverize us" look back down at directions " I hope that works itself out"
Level tone? I scream at Jan sometimes when we get in trouble.. Still though. I love my driver :) And we just race a fucking Volvo Amazon... :p
Mechanic: "sir your car is a little out of alignment, do you mind explaining how?"
Me: (thinks to self 0:45 ) "umm"
It is more like... Mechanic: Your car is perfectly fine, stop slacking and push it harder! We are trying to win here!
Do you think this is how a mechanic talks to his driver? Are you 12?
@@cm0cm it’s a joke my man
"DOUBLE CAUTION JUMP! DOUBLE CAUTION JUMP!!!"
Internally: "This is how I die..."
TRIPLE CAUTION STAY CENTER! TRIPLE CAUTION STAY CENTER!
C’mon Sammy you can do it!
CONCENTRATE!!
YOU ARE DESTROYING THE CAR, SAMI!!!
Dont tell me how to drive
@@ferrari2k it's "Samir", not "Sami"!
@@kanetidus nah
Rally racers are of a different breed.
Rally spectators are just suicidal.
@@HekateMGO lmaooooo
@@HekateMGO and it's awesome to see them cars pass by so close!
@@HekateMGO check Group B stages, spectators back then were really crazy
Even if you have, even if you need
I don't mean to stare, we don't have to breed
We could plant a house, we could build a tree
I don't even care, we could have all three
Thats the really breed. By nirvana.
"A meter and a half? Probably a meter and a half"
Finally a UA-camr who uses Metric system!
thats because majority of youtubers are american, or went to school in america, and in america we use the wonky imperial system. 5280 feet in a mile. wtf.
Ngl i was sitting here converting his 1.5 metres to 5 feet. Im british, i was taught metric at school but i much prefer imperial, dont know why but i do
@@cautixon 5280 yikes!
@@Sak-zo1ui oh shit sorry i was thinking about something else when i wrote this and got the numbers messed up xd
@@Sak-zo1ui wouldve gotten it wrong anyways get cause i was thinking of 5260
That clip of Ari Vatanen catching the wall then missing the Cattle Gate (08:10), at the Manx Rally needs watching in full, to see the skill of finishing the stage with a puncture. Heart in mouth stuff!
We need that last co-driver to do the voiceover for all the bad drivers in rally video games.
If you make many many mistakes it would be actually great :)
Don't you ever hear the co-driver tut or sigh when you cock it up in Dirt Rally? It's a very subtle sound, but it's there.
Rally Trophy is pretty much like that
So much yes!
@@tSp289 I'm not too proud to admit I have indeed heard that. My initial response was: "Don't tell me how to how to drive." :D
Sami is me playing DiRT Rally
Frr
That's a great comment. They should add this guy to the next game.
Oh I thought his name was Samir
SubZero it is
with a keyboard.
"Sameer you're wrecking the carrrr"
"shaht ahp, dont tel me how to dryve"
Rally racing is my absolute favorite form of racing. So much rapid response required, and cooperation with the co-driver. I respect ANYONE who can go balls-to-the-wall in a rally car! Glad I found this video, I really enjoyed it.
A rally car flings itself into the air and lands gracefully.
Samir's co-driver: *HEAVY BREATHING.*
It really sounds like it's his dad, and that it's also his dad's car.
well Iook who I found
I'm glad you chose one of my compilation for your video! Great reaction 😎
Cause you make the best compilations
Best compilations are made by you only
goat at this compilations man! keep it up!
Thanks for the compilation. What's the story with the last vid with the guy not driving so good lol
Bc you re the best dude
I've noticed a lot of drivers tend to go "automatic" when it to this hard driving. Your mind can't keep up and thus you revert to an almost primal instinct, an almost survival instinct to get the car where it's needed. It's properly impressive, goes without saying.
No time for thinking, just do
Oh, for sure
Do you mean autopilot?
Can confirm, when driving like a maniac you are in the zone, no thoughts or anything
Its called sisou. Mika Hakkinen once mentioned about this on an episode of topgear. Keiichi Tsuchiya also spoke about this fearless driving many times. Once u feel it, its like a drug. Ur mind is warped into a different mode. This is what makes the best drivers. People who can push past the limit.
Was a time, when some rally cars were as fragile as eggs. Also some of the most exciting races ever. Looking at you Group B
Group B was hell on wheels
In a vacuum group B is debatably the golden era of rally, but if you take into consideration the multiple deaths of drivers and spectators, as well as factor in that the groups regulation was kept at a minimum for profit, it starts losing a bit of it's appeal.
Unpopular opinion: the most skilled drivers in the world are rally drivers
Certainly they need the most customized seats to accommodate their huge brass balls. That much is hard to argue.
Is it that unpoplur though?
All the proof you need is how easily Sebastien Loeb was able to adapt to open wheel racing. His first run in an F1 car was impressive too. But then again Seb Loeb isn't human...
@@TheStargov I feel like it is because when people talk about the best drivers they talk about F1 and WEC drivers never really rally drivers
This is 110% true. Their skills are unmatched.
Everyone: JESUS HES DOING 70 SIDEWAYS THROUGH THIS FOREST
Rally driver: hehe hot hatch go buuuauuauauaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I heard that. Guess I’ve been watching too much rally..
That's a Finnish specialty. It's even better in the dark.
wrc is not a hot hatch. hot hatch would die after 1 km of this kind of driving
You: That rally car is so strong!
Top Gear Hilux: Hold My Beer
Hilux is a battle car
It's not a car, it's a truck
@@juanadorno1975 ok
BOOMER HA GOT YOU
@@juanadorno1975 Shadup! (But you're right)
its SOOOOO awesome that you've put videos like this together. Rally has shrunk over the year, and i hope support from guys like you will help us grow once again.
Love how rally stages sometimes take place on little strips of asphalt that would barely be considered a bike path here in North America.
Best roads.
It's a normal road in Europe (maybe a little tight) we are used to drive to.
@@ciano5475 which part Europe. The East side or the West side
@@dr.science_0177 Dr Science forgot north and south.
european roads are much narrower than north american roads because they were originally planned and built hundreds (sometimes thousands) of years ago before cars existed. most were walk paths and pretty much the widest thing they had to account for were horse drawn carts. that's still somewhat true for older north american cities like new york, but out here in a modern urban planned city like LA even the narrowest road is usually wide enough to comfortably fit two lanes of traffic plus parking.
“DiRt Rally: SAMIR EDITION”
Screaming at me so I don't crash and die
There needs to be a mode for co pilots where they'll scream and shout when they feel you're being reckless or going too fast
SAMIR YOU’RE BREAKING THE CAR
@@andrewmamarella905 "right 4 long into left 3, left 2 opens into right 6, right 5 into left 4 don't cut, left 5 int-
*slam*
"I said DON'T cut!"
I wish I could put Samir in a Group B car XD
3:03 "honey i'm home alone 😏"
That was crazy
5:06 Today I've seen this car's engine out of the car at my High School where i'm learning how to be a mechanic. I love this car and seeing those kind of things make your day.
5:30 The amount of torque that tractor must have in reverse to lunge backwards like that is actually amazing.
Obviously it has much torque when the gearing is short luke on every reverse gear
That's the one thing you want on tractor, torque.
@@Bartooc and cupholders
6:51
i have a feeling a certain tofu delivery driver is driving this car
That cattle gate incident was Ari Vatinen, absolute skill to save it
The full video can be seen at ua-cam.com/video/cxDz0Z066NI/v-deo.html - the image quality is pretty poor because that's from 1983. Note the gear stick and I think those cars didn't have power steering either.
Rally driving exist.
Samir: shut up 😂
A rally car flings itself into the air and lands gracefully.
Samir's co-driver: HEAVY BREATHING.
Shudop
SAMIR YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO ME I AM HOLDING A NOTEBOOK
listen, I need to concentrate on the track. can I put my annoying co-driver on mute for the time being...?
medium left medium left. MEDIUM LEFT!!!
*M E D I U M L E E E E F T!!!!!!* _looses shit in the process_
SAMIR, YOU'RE BREAKING THE CAR!
Meanwhile SAMIR : Shat ap......
8:50
*_LOL_* the last one is the father and son relationship we all want.
Great video, love to see your reactions to all sorts of motorsports. Thanks!
"You are breaking the car Samir"
Lmaoooo
Edit: you look like mark webber
When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was Kubica!
@@rodrigohonorio no not Kubica i thought it was either Hanamaru Kunikida or Maldonado 😂😂😂
I thought he looked like Webber too! Like a young Mark Webber.
Shuddap
He looks more like Abraham Lincoln to me.
That co driver begging his driver to concentrate and the driver telling him to shut up lol. Pure class.
You being a humble human being got you a new subscriber! Love the commentary keep it up
I have had one chance at rallying in my life. After training, I was let loose on a rally-circuit. I say circuit because rather than being on public roads a circuit of sorts is set up on a airfield or other large open area. The rules are the same as for the class of car you are in; it's still a rally but you may go round several times as a "stage." In my case every time I passed a particular set of hay-bales I clipped the wing mirror on my navigator's side as he read the pace-notes. Each time he dutifully reached out and folded the mirror back out. After three times he quietly but firmly said, "Would you stop using my mirror as a f*****g lap counter."
I was waiting for Samir all the video
Everyone was 😂
Is that real? because that notebook looks blank
Can't believe I hadn't seen it... seems like everyone else has!
@@sTIc726 It's real
@@sTIc726 it's cuz the video quality was total shit
The thing you might have missed with the r5 fiesta at @6:23 was the slight braking before the jump to prepare the dampers
I am LOVING your commentary dude!!
Great video..I'm glad,you gave rally sport the respect it deserves.
Samir you're breaking the car
@Rachel Wood I would have him as my GPS voice if it were possible.
He's an option for RBR.
A lot of other great moments are missing, but the "dear god" and the "samir" ones luckily were there lol
Rally drivers are much more insane and raw talented than modern f1 drivers, rally drivers are legends, they deserve great respect
That first jump all I can think about is "OMG!! THAT POOR EVO"🤣🤣
1:29 Honestly, if I pulled that off, I'd laugh too.
Have you seen the edited version of the clip where the copilot's "keep it together" is looped a couple times. It's fucking hysterical.
It’s like watching bear gryls if he was a racing driver
1:35 Irish rallies are probably the funniest onboard.
This video is...
Samir, you're breaking the car! \ 10
Why backslash though?
8:53 onwards is how the AI should be when I play Dirt.
most of his vids are serious but as you can tell quarantine is making him go crazy
"Samir... you have to listen, I beg you..."
Shadup!
At 8:35 is Ari Vatanen with Terry Harryman at the 1983 Rothmans Manx International rally having a puncture at the left front tire.It's the infamous "dear god" moment.
These rally drivers drive a lot
While that is a widespread belief, it is actually false. Most of them are behind the wheel for the very first time
well pretty much anyone can just buy a car and enter a rally event. It can be quite 'cheap' (compared to any motorsport), so the entry barrier is minimal.. But you cant compare those low level races with the top level rallying..
We don’t have any debrief’s, we just laugh at all the moments we had🤣😎
Rally is mental it's as hardcore as Isle of man TT. Big balls to be able to drive flatout on loose dirt racing between trees, doing jumps and when there's Spector's and sh*t. Massive respect for rally drivers. Love it
Love your work, but this one was special.
Many years ago a midfield rallying friend told me about his weekend night race in the mountains.
He had broken his tailshaft, rolled down to the next check point, and got a lift back up to the spot in the morning to collect the bits.
His description: dirt road. Navigator says as I enter soft left: long straight, flat out. I look at the left at high revs in third, so was doing 90 kph plus. In daylight I couldn't believe I got round it above 60. But the straight. Nav said flat out, so I'd shifted up and floored it. We were doing 130 when the tailshaft went. The straight was barely 100 meters long with a hard right at the end!
My friend was amazed by his own skills when driving fully dialed in. That his Nav would describe the corner as soft, knowing that he would be able to take it in third, then that the straight was "long"!
Rally driving has fascinated me since I was a kid with the Southern Cross rally coming past our home several times.
9:30 - my mom teaching a 16 year old me how to drive 🤣🤣🤣
8:10 Ari vatanen in opel manta the best!! :D
Thank God!!! One of the most famous saves in rallying history & this guy didn't even know it was Ari!
He had done big shunts but he was & still is amazing behind the wheel.
@@beardeddragster yeah I was a little surprised he didn't know who that was. Almost a little bit off putting that someone involved in motorsport didn't acknowledge being in the presence of royalty
@@gnashings I have to agree with you. I mean even if you aren't the slightest involved with Rallying, the names like Toivonen, Vatanen, Gronholm, McRae & Clark are names which everyone knows. It's the same with F1 drivers. Makes me question who this guy is as to be honest his face doesn't ring a bell
@@beardeddragster I thought he was Damon Hill's kid... but I may be wrong, can't check atm
@@beardeddragster probs considering its onboard and you can’t really identify an almost 40 year opel onboard cam with the mention of no names or even helmet names😂
Let's take a moment to appreciate the roles of the co-driver and engineers on staff. To be able to hold it together and continue reading pace notes clearly and accurately while trusting your life in someone else's hands is a truly incredible test of mettle.
Not only that, but the engineers who have literally only a few minutes to get a car in competitive shape anywhere from crashes, bent suspension and busted dampers, to complete mechanical failure. The first guy you see in the video is Ari Vatanen, a Finnish driver who previously won the WRC title in '81 (and the only privateer driver to accomplish this!) and his co-driver (I think) Terry Harryman. At this point in time other drivers were beginning to use 4WD cars where this mad lad was still driving RWD like the Opel Manta 400 in the video. At one point in 76 when he was racing with Ford during the British Rally Championship the engineers actually replaced the rear diff of the Mk II RS1800 with a rear diff from a Capri AND MADE IT WORK.
Absolutely awesome videos Scott.
I thought video at 4:29 is upside down, thought the snow was the clouds and I was so confused how the drivers have such a control upside down 🤦🏻♂️
It threw me off for a second lol
For those who don't know the backstory to the Samir clip, it was originally posted with malicious intent to try and get the co-driver sacked, you can read about it here:
www.autoevolution.com/news/remember-samir-the-bad-rally-driver-turns-out-the-video-was-fake-and-he-s-decent-90865.html
Wow did not know that
Yeah I’m on the co drivers side. That video showed a driver ignoring his co driver which for rally can get both killed
I knew him (Vivek Ponnusamy) from the days when he used co-drive for Karamjit Singh back in 2011. He and Karamjit were competing in Malaysian Rally Championship, I was a spectator back then.
The article doesn't have the best writing style sadly.
The video it's not fake, it'san extract of a 40 minutes video that Samir uploaded to his own webpage. I don't know if the "compilation" was with malicious intent or just for fun, but it's not a fake video
Thatwas so fun to watch, I hope that you will do an other video like this
The second I saw this I was like awe man there’s no way there’s the Samir clip in there. Oh man thank you so much for including that! A classic
I absolutely enjoyed this style of video!
That's was so much fun!!! I'd love to see you react to other categories too!!!
If you think today's rally is insane you should be here in the 80"!
That was pure madness. We used to camp the day before to take a good spot as thousands of people will fill up almost the entire track (no restrictions were you could be in the track back then).
That was in the Rally costa Brava every year, and still today I can close the eyes and feel like I am there again... The sound, the dust, the people cheering, big flags everywhere, the barbecues...
80" freedom please come back, we miss you!
Rally cars make the best daily drivers, if those jumps don't break them day to day is a walk in the park. Thanks for the video review I loved watching this. Rally needs to make a comeback.
Happy to see samir's clip in here...the funniest clip I've ever seen, gets me every time😂😂
1:06 just hear this sound... the engine is furious
sounds like a fricking lion
I'm really glad you did this video. I would love to see a follow up with advice for racers switching between categories. Circuit to rallye or rallye to circuit. 👍👍👍
The last clip where Ari Vatanen (rally GOD) flies through the gate at breakneck speed with the slightest margin for error gets even better when you realize that he was driving with a front tyre puncture as well.
“Samir you’re breaking the car”
I lowkey was waiting for that
"Samir you are breaking the car!"
"Shudup yah"
That laugh was epic XD And co-pilots reaction to it was even better xD Keep it together XD LEGENDS !
Noooo You stopped right before the best part. "You're breaking the car Samir." Hahaha. That is epic.
( 7:07 ) Driver who caught air and missed the parked car must have driven away sitting up a few cm higher.
...From all the s*** in his pants.
Hey
0:45 "6 or 7 meters in the air!" lol
I’m just laughing so hard at that last bit. Thanks for the joy. (And thanks to poor Samir).
Rally drivers are - for my money - the most skilled & crazy out there. Just full send 100% of the time and when they nail it, the skill required is alien.
1:49 when lando goes rally
5:48
Nani?! Kansei dorifuto?!
The last one is crazy 😂 Samirrrr
When you said that @ 2:53 it reminded me of Verstappen in Brazil ‘16 in the rain... Him being chill going like: ‘yeh, heartbeat went a bit higher there!’ and then continuing on still keeping rosberg behind him XD
Now do the Isle of Man TT :D
You should have added Thierry Neuville's jump in Finland from 2019.
Really cool analysis
That Samir rally is just hillarious 🤣🤣🤣
3:21 "more brave"? I had another adjective in mind for the spectators.
Didn't want to get demonetised.
So, when will we get to see the driving style study of Driver61?
Could be an interesting contrast :D
These guys are on one hand the most top tier of race drivers and the most batshit crazy.
Just seeing the clean landing or turn in rally is euphoric now imagine being the driver I would paint the inside of the car white