GET OFF THE TRACK!!! NASCAR Fan Reacts "This Is Rally 1 - The Best Scenes Of Rallying - Pure Sound"

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@91lemlem 3 года назад

"I hope no-one dies" while watching a Group B clip... I have some bad news guys.

@BernardWilkinson 3 года назад

Yeah......some of the drivers..

@ag2smal 3 года назад

@@BernardWilkinson - And some of spectators as well... Just another Group B weekend.

@neiltitmus9744 3 года назад

Not many though it started getting bad and they banned it

@neiltitmus9744 3 года назад

And people say hot hatches are slow

@neiltitmus9744 3 года назад

The co driver i guess

@EnviROmaniac 3 года назад

NASCAR: 250 kph oval racetrack. WRC: i will pick a mountain village and do 250 there

@vitorsantos3971 3 года назад

Nascar is insanely fun and requires different set of skills but it looks much easier than it is.

@P9B 3 года назад

@@vitorsantos3971 that's true, but in my opinion rallying is the most raw motorsport you can do. (two wheelers are a different sport tho..)

@15HSVDT 3 года назад

@@vitorsantos3971 spot on. Going at that speeds, with so many cars around and so much information coming in from the spotter would be sensory overload!

@charlieward7606 2 года назад

@@15HSVDT i can only speak from iracing but yeah nascar is so intense and fun its really misleading how boring it is to watch xD but rally i also loads of fun, as vitor said they just require differente skills

@rein2pella941 2 года назад

@@vitorsantos3971 we ain't saying that Nascar isn't hard (we all know that all different types of Motorsport is insanely hard) but WRC is the next level

@bigbossrossRM 3 года назад

These appear to be older video clips, but fore note: I grew up in England loving Ralley Cross, and I have lived in the US for 11 years. There is NO motorsport in the US that can compare. These guys drive courses on multiple surfaces and are HIGHLY talented

@zulik9831 Год назад

there is only one famous similar thing in the US, hillclimb, specially pikes peak hillclimb race

@Nico19907 10 месяцев назад

@@zulik9831 Fair enough. That truly is big

@akyhne 8 месяцев назад

Well, they have rally there too, in the US. It's just not popular.

@jmlepunk 3 года назад

"We're looking at Eastern Europe countries, possibly Middle East..." Nope 😂 France, Portugal, Finland, Mexico, Argentina, Turkey... it's a global sport unlike Nascar

@Kilinho98 3 года назад

American ignorance at its finest, lol :D

@ashishlykegurung7002 2 года назад

😂😂

@madzec 2 года назад

Nascar is american version of wannabe rally but in circles... and on asphalt...

@josedasilva396 2 года назад

and by the way... better living conditions....

@cybergekko7458 2 года назад

Nope ?? lol ... Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and the Russian Federation best rally ever !

@SuperMirco1998 2 года назад

Hey guys, thank you for your reaction! I really enjoyed watching you scream and laugh all the time. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@gersonjr2560 2 года назад

Bruh,you the GOAT you know that?fr Keep spreading that Rally Magic

@nicholascanjuga6000 2 года назад

Mr. M! sah dude, best rally content on yt

@ovidiumarianbudulean1851 3 года назад

Looks like you guys aged well 10 years in 10 min. Ha ...Welcome to Europe.

@runningfromabear8354 3 года назад

I hadn't seen rally racing from an American perspective before. I grew up going to rally races with my Dad. It was normal.

@nfspbarrister5681 3 года назад

Or asia or africa. Motor head unite!

@DanielGonzalez-eu9sb 3 года назад

Rally has a big cultural influence in all of Europe, but specially in the south western countries (Spain, Portugal, France, Switzerland and Italy) and nordic countries (Finland, Sweden and Norway)

@captainmarstafari5836 2 года назад

And Germany

@rontauranac Год назад

And Eastern Europe (Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia...).

@samsprrr3548 Год назад

And uk.

@tomeullabres5288 3 года назад

Being close to the track is inherent to rally. You don't go to a rally to see cars from 40 yards away, you go there to feel the power on that machines when pass in front of you. There's nothing about living conditions in that countries. In fact, most of that countries have better living conditions than USA by far (Sweden, Finland, Germany, France, etc.). Anyway, this is old footage. Nobody does that anymore. You get close to the track but you get better positioning. You avoid the outside part of the turns, you protect yourself behind a tree or a rock, etc.

@dark3rthanshadows 3 года назад

"nobody does that anymore" i beg your pardon. It's not as popular as it was but there's always a group of idiots watching from really close.

@tomeullabres5288 3 года назад

@@dark3rthanshadows You can see it once in a while but you will never see 400 people inside the road in a narrow corner as you could see in the 80's.

@TheoVanUtrecht 3 года назад

I laughed when he talked about living conditions

@noknet 3 года назад

And the spectators have to help the drivers and push the cars if they crash.

@cristianr3712 3 года назад

@@TheoVanUtrecht Yeah that was epic, poor guy he thought he was in a better place.

@module79l28 3 года назад

2:40 - First, because it was the 80's and the portuguese spectators were batshit crazy and second, it's not a track, in rallies it's called a stage. : ) 10:53 - And what's more amazing is that it's a FWD car! 13:27 - Another FWD car. 17:40 - It's the opposite: videogames were based on this.

@jamespatagueule4599 2 года назад

10:53 this driver was an absolute god of tarmac

@thewingedserpent5823 2 года назад

And those stages are public roads.

@matsv201 2 года назад

Video games are not quite that realistic yet.. probobly have to give it a other 10 years or so

@scoobynut82 3 года назад

As colin mcrae would say -if in doubt ,flat out.. He always had that pedal to the floor. R.i.p

@tntfreddan3138 3 года назад

Have that quote as a sticker above my left headlight on my car.

@XWeedhunterX 3 года назад

@@tntfreddan3138 same, but it wasa sticker in the back of my car in the back windshield? I can't really remmeber what it's called, but it went across from one side to another

@gordonjeffrey231076 2 года назад

Colin was an absolute rally legend!!

@luizde-rossi643 2 года назад

A true legend, indeed.

@pepitosbazzeguti1073 2 года назад

As Markku Allen used to say, always go for MAXIMUM ATTACK, always 110%, not 99%. Maybe you can win, maybe you can crash... But that's the only way to go.

@jamespickersgill8416 3 года назад

Universal healthcare, a car in the face don’t cost you anything...😂

@Jaygraterthanyou 3 года назад

Universal healthcare dosn't matter when you are dead

@alexhumphreys5243 3 года назад

@@Jaygraterthanyou it was a joke I plum

@edwardwilliams4197 3 года назад

@@Jaygraterthanyou That was the point of the post. Who has the family brain cell today muggle? Nice post James!

@astafzciba 3 года назад

@@Jaygraterthanyou it was a joke. Jesus christ

@ToBias-fq6ij 3 года назад

made me laugh.

@mradriankool 3 года назад

It’s called “getting a dab” if you could touch a car as it passing. Portugal notorious for close crowds. But a lot of rally is on isolated roads. One rule stand on the inside of a corner.....most of the time.

@dene39 3 года назад

Spot on, dabbed a couple as a lad. Wouldnt dare now!

@nurlindafsihotang49 2 года назад

Finger(s) lost? War battle stories

@PrinsPrygel Месяц назад

@@nurlindafsihotang49 Yup, a number of fingers were collected by the drivers.

@angelesperez6591 3 года назад

Finns are known as having a great history of rallying (and a few F1 drivers) I used to work for a boss who was Finnish. I once asked her "Do all drivers in Finland drive like rally drivers?"I think she took it as an insult. It was just a joke. To be fair to her, I had also asked whether the Finns also ate reindeer. She said "Yes". When she went back to Finland to visit family for Christmas, she bought me back some air dried reindeer meat.

@goodkarma782 3 года назад

I am an aerospace engineering. I love f1 I love how f1 is kind of a pinnacle of engineering. But rally that shit is scary. You need iron balls to do rally. These guys r legends to drive like that.

@peterpaul5820 Год назад

You got that right 100%, there is nothing better than rally and no drivers more skilled than rally drivers

@Westcountrynordic 3 года назад

I've learnt over the years that if a rally car is heading your way on a Forest stage get behind a tree ideally one of the largest ones.

@kieranburge2502 3 года назад

Just normal driving in Devon.

@Westcountrynordic 3 года назад

@@kieranburge2502 to be truthful its a bit tame compared to day to day driving on Dartmoor

@navet8459 3 года назад

It must be a BIG tree, cuz what if the tree just fall down on your face?

@Westcountrynordic 3 года назад

@@navet8459 The trees in that area were all over 80 years old, a few were over 100 years old. If a car hit them they stopped dead

@mickenoss 3 года назад

@@navet8459 I saw a car hit a tree at about 30mph one time, the tree was probably around 18" diameter. It lost some bark and that was all, the cars front end was absolutely demolshed though. They are much tougher than you'd think.

@davewildermuth7519 3 года назад

"Why are there people on the track!" They don't do that any more. Those clips are from "Group B" rallying, which was briefly popular in the 80's. As you can see, it's ridiculously dangerous, and they stopped doing it when too many people got killed. And as others have mentioned, there are compilation videos of Group B clips. You should do them; they're terrifying.

@roelli79 3 года назад

Yeah, Group B cars were monsters with up to 600 HP and very little restrictions constructionwise. In the last years of these cars they were almost undriveable for their sheer power and due to an increasing number of deadly incidents involving drivers, co-pilots and spectators, Group B was banned from racing in 1986 for good.

@nikline60 3 года назад

Yeah and when group B get banned, all cars engaged go to pykespeak.

@amundbjerve 3 года назад

@@nikline60 And to rallycross in Europe. I remember in the late 80s. There were 6-700 hp Peugeot 205 T16 and Ford RS200, tiny little cars weighting almost nothing and accelerating to 100kph/60mph in a couple of seconds. The top division in rallycross had even less regulations than group B (if possible).

@nikline60 3 года назад

@@amundbjerve group b was declared banned in may 1986 but the last race was in january 1987. Rallycross are in racing circuit, it’s less dangerous to have 600 or more power for spectator and cars are more safer, the henri thorvonen proved that back in time the organisation don’t care about driver security.

@rmshields76ify 3 года назад

Alot of them were actually post group B......

@Mind-your-own-beeswax 3 года назад

You two sound like typical Americans when watching rallying 😂. We aren’t wrapped in cotton wool like you guys are. We did this at every rally in Europe and it was fuckin mega 🤘🤘

@stefanbierganns3193 3 года назад

They would die on the 1k Lakes Rally in Finland ;) or just go out of commission after watching the old Group B days

@f3aok 3 года назад

Expect it would seem exciting when you're used to watching cars racing round and round in circles.

@HGSolberg 3 года назад

Americans are weird. They think this is dangerous, but having all sorts of people carrying guns in public is perfectly safe. Even makes things safer, according to them. Still they have like 15,000 gun related deaths each year. Americans clearly have a problem interpreting statistics and doing math and simple logic.

@Zytiron 3 года назад

@@HGSolberg At least us Americans are free to speak our minds without the Gov shooting us. Not to mention the most powerful nation on earth, but hey, cry some more snowflake.

@charlienolan4409 3 года назад

@@Zytironmate I live in Ireland , we don’t get shot by our government , our government listens to us when we don’t like what we see , we don’t have mass shootings and we don’t get terrorist attacks , idk about you but I rather live here where it’s much safer rather then most “powerful nation in the world” where the ways I can die increase 10 fold , also we have a decent healthcare system, get fucked

@gordonremsey8055 2 года назад

Group B rallying era, even watching it now I still get goosebumps. Complete different time of life.

@p0werslide789 3 года назад

Rally is point to point. A rally event has a certain number of stages in it and cars try to get the quickest possible time for each. Every stage time is combined to get a total time and the car with the shortest wins. Also, as a person who has been a spectator and a navigator (person in the passenger seat reading directions), being in the car is way more adrenaline inducing than being a spectator. Greetings from Australia. 🤘🇦🇺

@okami5029 3 года назад

I don't know if you'll see thus but props to you man, i have mega respect to the co driver and driver of any rally car, have a good day to you - a trinidadian rally fan

@thebolsta 3 года назад

2:12 My heart sank watching that Lancia get destroyed. I was all set for watching it go past, and then... I have to admit, the drivers safety was an afterthought.

@Broodjemetbeleg 11 месяцев назад

Same lol

@mescko 9 месяцев назад

Those cars, like it or not, are disposable, as in any form of racing. The vehicles I feel sorry for are the ones that are destroyed by their owners driving impaired/road raged.

@AnteroNeves 3 года назад

2:37 Portugal (still) has some crazy Rally fans! And yes, it is like a festival, people go up to the montains the day/days before with beers and food, just camp there, have fun and eat dust :D

@bowensgarageross-on-wye 3 года назад

Rallying without doubt requires the most skill in Motorsport on 4 Wheels. Colin McCrae was a legend before he sadly passed away in a Helicopter crash, if you check out his onboard footage you'll realise how they work as a team with a Co-Driver.

@elliotwilliams7421 3 года назад

F1.

@stephenlang9770 3 года назад

@@elliotwilliams7421 F1 hahaha 🤣

@alexmat81 3 года назад

Colin mcrae x games is insane too

@Stigga111 3 года назад

I second this comment.. check out McRae in car footage!

@SplyttScreen 3 года назад

@@elliotwilliams7421 😂😂😂

@darkmatter6714 3 года назад

After seeing the Isle of Man TTS, Rallying and the pinnacle of track racing in Formula 1, you’ll forgive us Europeans when we laugh at watching a bunch of cars turning left only in a closed controlled environment! You should check out some 2020 footage of rallying

@charliebaker1427 2 года назад

Track Formula 1 is ass but yeah the tts and rally is awesome especially downhill rally

@chriscorlett3083 Год назад

The Isle of man TT exists so Nascar drivers have heros to look up to.

@gabviajante4246 3 года назад

the clips you saw where the spectators were too close to the road was from group b. the cars they drove were banned by the fia-wrc later on because it was literally too fast for the drivers to control properly which lead to multiple fatalities throughout its short run

@johnleonard9090 3 года назад

Hope you guys continue to watch rallying,, one thing to consider is that a creation number of “road” versions of the cars have to be available to the public to buy, the late Colin McRae raced in Ford Focus’ and Cosworth’s as well as Subaru Legacy’s and Impreza’s

@nslopes 3 года назад

And Peugeot 405, 205, 206; Citroen Xsara, DS3, Mit Lancer Evo, Lancia Delta, Audi Quattro, Renaut 5, Skoda Fabia, VW Polo...

@boardmandave 11 месяцев назад

"I bet this man never chopped down a tree again" 😂😂😂

@someoneelse7629 3 года назад

As a former driver/codriver, yeah, I have rolled, I have done frontal collisions with guardrails and I have done it most, but I have never ended up upside down in water, and I'm thankful for that. We didn't train for it, but you were pretty quick hitting the belt release after a crash, and if you are upside down you quickly learn what gravity does.

@zacksmith1643 Год назад

I wanna try out rally I’ve been obsessed for years

@geraldwagner8739 2 года назад

These races take place everywhere in Europe! England, Ireland, Germany, France, Portugal, Scandinavia, everywhere! The skills of the drivers are amazing! And your reactions made me laugh… 😂😂😂

@akyhne 8 месяцев назад

Rally is a world sport, not just an European. There's even rally in the US.

@binbag2373 3 года назад

Why are there no catchfences...😐 boi it is on a public road,

@JAY61ish 3 года назад

That's just what rally fans do fellas.. it is the way!👍😉

@dougoneill7266 3 года назад

You either get it or you don't. Rally takes place almost everywhere. most of these clips were Portugal, Finland, Sweden, Turkey, Ireland.

@dirkpiro5359 3 года назад

Africa to

@Lonestar1430 3 года назад

@@dirkpiro5359 And Spain and Great Britain (the RAC rally)

@douglasbrown5692 3 года назад

We watch motorsports up close, you live in a country where it seems everyone is armed and dangerous - it's all a matter of perspective.

@mwlvranken 3 года назад

Rally happens on public roads, they drive on snow, mud, gravel and tarmac. USA has also a national rally championship (Ken Block, Travis Pastrana)

@rustyreese4006 3 года назад

We do, but it's never been popular here.I have never heard one advertised for. But though it's different, the annual pikes peak rally has always been popular.

@mwlvranken 3 года назад

@@rustyreese4006 Pikes Peak is a hillclimb and not a rally. Global Rally Cross was growing in popularity, but was canceled due to bad management.

@rustyreese4006 3 года назад

@@mwlvranken I knew that it was a hill climb, but it was all we had that was close, because of the different road conditions. Didn't know about the other thing though. I live in the midwest and had never heard of it in any form. We do have what they call rallycross events, but they are a far cry from anything that's true rally style as they usually take place in a pasture that has zero prep beyond some cones. They are fun but more country fair type stuff. Bad management though is probably why it never advertised where I live though. I would love to have a real rally event in the US that draws the top rally drivers from around the world every year though. It would definitely be worth seeing that.

@baylessnow 3 года назад

Todays lesson was. If you want to rob a bank, make sure that your getaway driver is a European, preferably Scandanavian, rally driver!

@Trag1cVision 3 года назад

Or definitely Finnish :P.

@baylessnow 3 года назад

@@Trag1cVision Finland is part of Scandnavia.... kind of. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia

@simonpickup3932 3 года назад

My dad was an amateur rally driver, he lost a tooth when crashing into a forest. Also when ever I’ve visited Finland this sport is a religion there, and they drive in thick snow!

@MelbourneAlan 3 года назад

i was in sweden years ago and the local vickor was a female rally driver.

@nurlindafsihotang49 2 года назад

The land of metalhead and motorhead? You viking really love to go to vallhalla in speedway, huh?

@nurlindafsihotang49 2 года назад

The land of metalhead and motorhead? You viking really love to go to vallhalla in speedway, huh?

@stephaneberle99 3 года назад

Where are you living.. Rallysport was driven all over Europe. From Germany to Switzerland, Finnland up to Italy. Threy are Rallying by snow, night, rain, dust. This is real Motorsport and we are all proud to see the legendary Groupe B monsters. You have to be at the track. It's a kind of respect to the drivers. These guys are the really motorsport drivers, not F1 or Nascar, they drive the same way for several rounds... that's boring stuff. You have to look for group B or a tape of Walter Roehrl and the Audi S1, f that's Rally heaven. Keep on Racing Stephan 🏁🏁🏁

@danielemerson312 3 года назад

And the clip missed one of the scariest bits of rallying - onboard footage of a night stage. There are a few on RU-vid. Imagine what you just watched, but the driver can only see what is in the beam of the headlights.

@TheYBGOON 3 года назад

Rally drivers and motorcyclists who race road races like the TT are some of the madness, bravest, stupidest but most skilled humans ever. I rate them highly.

@johnnosiennek7066 3 года назад

btw there are two guys in these cars one is the driver ,the other is the navigator giving advance instructions on what is ahead

@jessamine486 2 года назад

I used to go to the rally nearby when I was like 6-8yrs with my dad and two little brothers, and while not this bad, yeah we used to stand quite close to the dirt track in the forest and never even thought about it ! And that was Scotland '99 🤣

@Drescher1984 3 года назад

No, a lot of these comes from countries with great healthcare. Plus 200-300k USD for a "stock" rally Toyota Yaris hatchback, so with a good mechanic team, you can go rally like a pro. Of course it can be done cheaper.

@dennislindqvist8443 Год назад

For me, rally is watching extremely skilled drivers compete, not watching things go wrong.

@biffabacon6019 3 года назад

Have a look at the group B cars the ones they banned

@francismarshall8201 3 года назад

To turn it the opposite direction before turning the right way to drift is called a scandinavian flick and the tracks they use is closed off public roads

@JohnDoe-gn3rg 2 года назад

My father was a navigator for some small trophy truck team during the baja 1000. People used to stand close to cars and try to touch them as they went by, not knowing how fast they were which would usually result in a broken finger. Not this time. He remember PULING A FINGER OF THE FRONT OF HIS TRUCK AT THE END OF DAY 1.

@EmbraceTheSuck21 2 года назад

YIKES!!!

@zepter00 Год назад

in rally there is no souch ting as navigator.tjere is co-pilot

@JohnDoe-gn3rg Год назад

@@zepter00 I didn’t say rally I said Baja. Also learn to read your comment before you post.

@zepter00 Год назад

@@JohnDoe-gn3rg in baja or Dakar rally there is no navigators also.

@JohnDoe-gn3rg Год назад

@@zepter00 dude my dad calls himself a navigator

@Gomorragh 2 года назад

rally tracks are stages on public roads, its just the same as the isle of mann tt races, these are mostly held on country roads sometimes going through small villages, and you may be surprised where in the world theyre held. There is footage out there somewhere of a fast stage internal cam where the car comes down hard and it knocks the breath out of the navigator for a long time, thats worth a look

@dermutigemungo1758 3 года назад

it's an european thing, you don't understand.

@mattsibson1457 3 года назад

Just search for anything involving Colin McRae……if in doubt, flat out

@jasdaace6409 3 года назад

The best all round drivers bar none..👍

@daveofyorkshire301 3 года назад

The Monte Carlo rally started in 1911. Look up the FIA WRC... _Established in 1973, the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) is an epic competition against the elements and the clock. It showcases high-performance cars derived from production vehicles and some of the world’s best drivers competing in dramatic surroundings: men and machines must master everything from forest tracks in winter conditions, high speed tarmac roads to rock-strewn mountain passes in blistering heat_ Now what do you think of the Dukes of Hazard? Put a rebel yell on these and you've got it on every car...

@PeDr0.UY131 3 года назад

That's right, adrenaline inside the car and adrenaline outside the car That's the rally👍👍👍

@dan74bcn 2 года назад

Those are public regular roads (bad ones). The conuntries were spain, france, italy,uk ,finnland.... Fortunaly people do not stands on the road anymore. I raced on one of them last spring, as a beginner, with a 60hp power car... fun as hell!!!🤘🤘

@onemanandhiszebra 3 года назад

Lol it’s not the States lads. We are free to do what we want.

@WelshSheep86 10 месяцев назад

I watched the rally in Wales a few years ago and you were allowed to walk along the track even while the race was happening. You just had to make sure you were off the track when a car was approaching (an official would blow a whistle to indicate this).

@philippage5916 3 года назад

Your reactions are so great when you realise that European Rallying back in the 80's was awesome. Colin Mcrae was the best and proper competitive racing foot to the floor in rain, sand or snow day and night is beyond the American comfort zone.

@darianistead2239 3 года назад

Colin McRae vs Tommi Makinen was probably the greatest rivalry.. Those two were balls to wall, win or have big offs trying..

@Lonestar1430 3 года назад

@@darianistead2239 And don't forget Juha Kankkunen, another rally legend, as Ari Vatannen.

@michaelgacek2825 2 года назад

Or my Favorit driver Walter Röhrl on Audi Quattro.

@darianistead2239 2 года назад

@@Lonestar1430 I didn't forget Juha, he drove my favourite car for a short period, The escort RS Cosworth. I didn't mention him or Ari, or any of the other greats as I was referring to a epic rivalry between two people/manufacturers

@youtubemodsaresnowflakelef7692 2 года назад

12:00 that's not what makes you drift into the corner, because you can do this without drifting. It's called "Scandinavian flick", because it was Scandinavian drivers (mostly Finns) who introduced that in rallying. In German we say "(das Auto) anstellen". Basically by steering into the opposite direction first then flicking it over, you change the load of the car and make it easier to go around. You do the same when riding a motorbike and go into a corner fast. If it's a left hander you STEER right, then back to normal and then you lean the bike. That helps also with leaning the bike in.

@barryhumphries4514 3 года назад

Rallying is very competitive and makes other motorsport events like NASCAR seem quite dull in comparison! The group B days with the Audi Quattros we’re brilliant and quite extreme. I loved those day’s. 😎

@Justino_Nicolás 2 года назад

I think the riskiest thing that Spencer has ever done is drink tap water.

@geoffm1448 3 года назад

Look into how the driver and co-driver are working together.....then watch and react to a Group B/Killer B's Rally car video

@gerainthughes2088 3 года назад

this was the good day before health and safety

@regfenster 3 года назад

Watch some Colin Mcrea onboard footage, some of the footage when with Ford is outstanding from the early 2000's

@JohnDoe-vx9bo 2 года назад

11:52 When someone doesnt know the term "SCANDINAVIAN FLICK" Its about shifting the weight of the car so you can get around the bends faster....

@andypick7533 3 года назад

Would like to see a reaction to WHO'S GONNA PAY FOR THIS CRASH? Rally Cars vs Houses... | RACINGFAIL 2020 sometime ?

@davidbakker-wester113 3 года назад

Less spectator accidents than drag racing or cars and coffee car exits! Even without barriers.

@dirtbikerman1000 3 года назад

Gaurd rails are for people who need safe words for when they feel upset

@miguelviana1915 2 года назад

At 2:37, that happen in Portugal during the time of the legendary group B. We ,the portuguese, are crazy .

@ErictheRedCantona 3 года назад

You guys have just the best shock reactions. Can we have more sports reactions please or near death experience videos?

@HBBatista 3 года назад

That People in the Road, most of the scenes its Portugal 🤣🤣 ended in 1986 with Rally Group B

@beard6160 3 года назад

Two very likeable guys always great reactions.. I love this sport pleased to see you liked it.

@seanf12012 2 года назад

It happens quite a lot in the 80s. Watch group B rally cars. They got banned for being so fast. I used to go and watch them myself. And the cars went pasted u that close u could almost touch it.

@bryancooke1192 3 года назад

So I used to love watching rally as a kid .. and I miss it greatly . It used to be in TV every year all through the. 70'80' and 90's . But then satalite TV took it of the terrestrial and I havnt seen it since early 2000's .... It is time trail based . Cars set off five minutes apart .. the driver with the fastes times over 12 races would win the country's overall trophy and seasonal points .. would go to teams .. cars had to be cars being available for public consumption . But the parts were supped up and tinkered with for the course raced that day .. the value of a rally car becuase of this would be an average of 60- 90k Vs the 20- 40k public versions ... .. this was I believe eight to 12 races in each country and raced in 8- 10 country's per season .. you would have tarmac , gravel, sand and snow races each year .. people were free to spectate but would do so at there own risk these were always roads in town or country side . Rarely ever held on race courses each course would be walked the day before and notes were taken of distance degree off bend the gear needed for the fastest line and any hazards like bumps . The condriver would read the notes as they were raced

@morbid1. 3 года назад

11:55 what you talking about is called "Scandinavian flick" and it's mean to transfer car's weight and dig into ground before corner for power slide

@ceriedwards991 3 года назад

You should check out the onboard video of the Pikes Peak. I believe the Peugeot is the best 1.

@kami67 2 года назад

Ari Vatanen was driving it

@TommiBrem 3 года назад

In Europe people grow up driving stick on narrow roads and in racing, we are familiar with right-hand turns. Just being a bit cheeky, here.

@Steve0272. 3 года назад

That was Colin mcrae talking with the crowd real close , he helped make the Subaru iconic in rallying also a fellow Scot R.I.P. oh still about buzzing going on boys🙈😂👍

@chrisstones1249 3 года назад

Once again guys fabulous reaction

@cristini06 3 года назад

Jean Ragniotti with his Clio, it was something !! Amazing skill, amazing driver !!

@darkzim3872 3 года назад

I live near where these rallys happen and seriously in the 1980s They would drive like nutter's just to get to the start of the race once my sister was walking home from school and a wheel came flying off one of the cars and nearly hit her It was so bad we wouldn't go near the main road and we lived 10 miles from the start of the race

@dirk7044 3 года назад

The Clips in the Vide are from the 1980th to 2010th, some are not Rally but Hilclimb. Please Reacte to the 1989 short film (4,5 Minutes) "Climb Dance" Featureing Ari Vatanen drive at Pikes Peak.

@waynec3563 3 года назад

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@tavarespedrom 3 года назад

Most of the footage with the public in the middle of the road are from the portugal rally and took place in the 80s. In those days the rally cars, the so-called "group b", were real monsters, guided by drivers from another world who had to face the crazy Portuguese during the rally stages. But the Portuguese also grab bulls by the horns in an arena so taking a risk on the rally is just another day at the office. 🤪

@pedropaulocorreiaguerreiro1927 3 года назад

Uma parte importante das filmagens são do rally de Portugal na decada de 80. Min 4:00 / 4:50 - rally de Portugal na zona da Serra de Sintra (perto de Lisboa-Portugal). Em 1986 após morte de 3 pessoas e dezenas de feridos devido a acidente de uma viatura , levou a que as regras mundias deste classe de competição fossem alteradas.

@stephenchurch1784 11 месяцев назад

Modern FIAA rules require spectators to be 3- 75 feet away from the road depending on the risk of a driver losing control in a certain part of the stage. Whether that actually happens or not depends on whether there are enough marshalls to enforce the rules

@WelshAmethystGirl087 3 года назад

Granted now there's a piece of string where we live to separate you from the road but this is basically how rallying tracks are, the drivers are just so on point that the people who watch know where to stand

@JoaoPedroTiago 3 года назад

i had to comment. "is That Snow ? " u guys are so hilarious XDXDXDXD i know u dont do it propusly but its so funny. :)

@SyMchale 3 года назад

Now.THIS is proper driving! Way more fun than.NASCAR 😋 🇬🇧✌🇺🇸

@drakolumino 2 года назад

The very first clip is in the Tamaimo Hill climb in Tenerife Canary Island(it's where I'm from) and the driver is Pepe Juan torres driving a BMW 735i. This onboard is on YT and you can see it complete, he does almost all the stage drifting. I love if you react to some Canarian rallying and hillclimbing cause here is like was like a religion and we have amazing drivers and very very fat cars like WRC cars and leagues like that but also guys just racing with he's savings and going insanely fast with little hatchbacks. If you want I could add some links so you can react to them. Thank you for read this.

@davidgilbert171 3 года назад

4.55 the Greatest rally driver that’s ever lived Colin McRae RIP always in our hearts 😢😢

@sweerts4580 3 года назад

Sorry but Walther röhrl is still alive as far as I know... ;)

@tindikukka Год назад

Henri Toivonen....

@theoloko8906 3 года назад

If you are intersted with rally you should look WRC

@WarNeverChanges9191 Год назад

@12:36 I think what happened there was the people who replace the tyres didn't screw it tight enough.

@christopheb.6121 Год назад

Rally drivers are just the best pilots in the world.

@zulik9831 Год назад

5:20 they where actually out of the road, but it was group B, in the 80s it ended after more then 40 spectators deaths and one of the best racers and his coopilot died in a sharp left tarmac turn when they fell into a ravine and then the lancia delta s4 exploded

@flying_k1wi215 3 года назад

Bummer the one where the car jumps over the dog wasn't in there..

@mollyfilms 3 года назад

Can you imagine it now? People on the road but instead of watching out for the car they would be stood just filming looking down on their smart phones instead of moving.

@andrewzab83able 3 года назад

Rally racing in the U.S. has barriers and a 50 to 100 ft exclusion perimeter. It's insane how close they are.

@klaseronen7535 3 года назад

In rallying, they mostly have roads and streets they race on, not so much tracks unless in some special stages or stadiums.

@richardpatton2502 3 года назад

“Jerk it right to go left”….that’s called a “Scandinavian flick”. Best way to make a 4 wheel drive car go sideways

@XtreeM_FaiL 3 года назад

It was invented long before 4wd era.

@salmaanwadvalla68 3 года назад

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@Ravenheartless322 3 года назад

Rally is international so whole world does it. It's a weekend race of regular streets point A to point B in fastest time. Also on the cars in newer series back windows on left right side will have drivers and co drivers name and their country of Origin

@jasonandreoli4135 3 года назад

As others have pointed out, Races held all over the world from Australia to the UK. Racing is over many stages up to 30 miles long on public roads, putting up catch fencing would be impossible and ruin the open nature of the sport.

@gonace 3 года назад

What you're seeing (e.g. at 4:55) when they turn out of the curve then into the curve is called Scandinavian flick (or Finnish flick) and has its roots in, guess what, Scandinavia, kind of amazing what you can do with a car!! I've been in the co-driver (navigators) seat of an old Swedish Group B driver (Stig Blomqvist) driving his Audi Quattro A2, now that was an experience of a lifetime!

@TheoVanUtrecht 3 года назад

gotta have some balls to be on that seat, imo way more than the driver's seat