The World's Fastest Alien 

Hey I love your videos cool to see you here

u da best

love your stuff mate

Fancy seeing you here

Please no punterino... Wait, wrong channel...

I was about to say the same thing :) its distracting him and slowing him down but excellent driving !

Or that sim racers who eat cheese burgers and drink diet coke are out of shape? lol

Dave Moore Lol the virgin spewed lmfao!!!

Dazza skillz you would do the same

Ernest Dazza would do the same and would be 10 seconds slower.

+vanpenguin22 Would be awesome.

+vanpenguin22 That is a brilliant idea!

vanpenguin22 nice top gear reference

Right? These racing car they put him through seemed a bit much for starters... My first time driving hard 'reasonably priced cars' I almost puked after a day of tracking it.

@@alejmc I mean I guess they really wanted to see what an excellent sim racer could do in a real race car. Kind of hard to that if the dude is training with track cars online, and then throw him into a civic and put him on an easy track.

Nelson Armada biggest shock when I finally got to go around a track. You suddenly don’t want to plant it when your actual life is on the line lol

reactor4 I think I still talk less than he does.

Even a real alien would have more charisma LOL

I think he may be the Stig.

this makes conversation with raikkonen a miracle lol

canertwo just because you’re quiet doesn’t mean you have no charisma, idiot.

+AMRosa10 Exactly, that makes the difference.

+AMRosa10 Norbert Michelisz, a hungarian touringcar driver, started his motorsport career in simracing. Now he is a decent racedriver in the real world. So what you said is very true, with some car experience and gym time one can make it to real life racing.

Will Byron started by playing iRacing and he just won the NASCAR Xfinity series championship as a rookie.

AMRosa10 it’s a sport. Regardless of the sport every professional from racing to gymnastics have a natural ability. There is no comparison. I don’t care for the argument that it’s a sport or not a sport. The fact is the 99.9% of people cannot keep up with a Tour de France cyclist or drive a car around SPA with 20 other drivers and keep consistent lap times and not fly into a wall. Most folks do not respect that which is foreign to them. For instance I always thought gold was a stupid sport until I tried it . I quickly developed a new found respect for what they do. What’s the difference between sport and game? Sportsman play a game. A sportsman is Driving a car trying to win the game which is a race. Stupid argument that I used to make which makes no sense now that I’ve broadened my mind. Oh how i wish others would do that as well...

@@waqidj U wot m80

I'm from Canada,... I won't argue 👍

Its mostly the G forces and hes not used to that too. But hes from finland and he went to Atlanta and that is a HUGE climate change.

OhItsThat also goes to show sim racer can also drive in real life

OhItsThat I am driving karts

Lukas* good on you :)

+icebox829 It's far more then just the G's, It's the fear. When you play a sim, you don't have to worry about what might happen if you crash.

lol true its too cold to go outside so they have to find something else to do

He finnishes the races quickly

Vizual1677 i

Been simracing for the past 20 years and it is by far not the best imho.

what is the best? curious

Iracing

Aside from Assetto Corsa, I agree.

the look of a men on a mission...

Hes just from Finland. That's about as emotional as they get.

Yup...didnt think about that. Kinda unavoidable really

+Max Seidenstücker Indeed. And what's to be remembered is: he's far from the fitness of a regular racing driver. Greger isn't way over the weight, but he still not being an athlete. And to keep the focus dealing with the physical wear, it's a pretty good job.

+Max Seidenstücker yeah it helps a lot, really. I have a friend who does simracing for like 7 years, and now he can take part in a kinda strong central-european suzuki swift championship, and he's damn good, podiums and stuff, even there are internationally experienced (WTCC 1 race, ETCC, TCR) drivers in the field yeah he is talented, but he woudln't be anywhere without simulators, because he lernt all the stuff there this century could be the century of the aliens on track

Fear is the biggest change and the actual physical senses being battered by real driving. They talk about "seat of the pants feeling" which is jsut something you never get with sim racing, you think so much of your driving in a sim environment and in real racing you feel it.

Yeah :,(

+FixedLizard9 NVRS hey fixed

oh hey

RIP indeed

?huh

@FILIPE SALVINO yes

+Nicolas Soto it's almost the same voice hahaha

Only 150hp? You have any idea how much that thing weighs??

Completely besides the point, you wouldn't give a 1000cc bike to a first timer on a track would you? Also don't forget he also drove the star mazda sufficiently with 110hp more and almost 100kg less.

+Nanderlizer Nanderlizer: I don't know about you, but driving just normal 75+hp go karts for 20mins is a physically taxing activity. Do they at least have assisted steering?

what go kart do you drive with 75hp!? hah

I simply can not imagine what that must be like!

Good point! And his sim driving is way more lucrative if he manage to monetize it. Risk free as well, and no jet lag.

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@@Notinserviceij In what way?

@@annekedebruyn7797 leaving being the only racing at the moment 🤣🤣

@@Notinserviceij Ah yeah but it's still not the same as real racing.

NoSkillzJustGillz or it's because he lives in one of the coldest countries in the world then spent the day in a racing suit in Georgia...

NoSkillzJustGillz they siad he had a touch of the flu or a bug. That with hot weather doesn’t help.

Road Atlanta also has a ton of elevation change

Sounds familiar! I had a similar experience. Nothing fancy, not even a league, just a plain old pickup race on VROC sometime in the early 2000s. I think it might have been Spa, but I'm not 100% certain; I could be blurring memories together. I remember I was in a Brabham, which I really liked driving at Spa and got down to the low 3:19s -- I was only ever faster in the Eagle. Not exactly WR material even back then, but competitive enough that I won races from time to time. Suffice to say Mr Huttu was faster. Okay, he was (I think) in a Lotus, but that wasn't the reason; he was just faster. A lot faster. A lot lot faster. Than everyone. He won the race by a street, unsurprisingly. Even back then he was a superstar of sim racing, so I think some of us were a little starstruck that he'd just wander into a pickup race with a bunch of random people and have fun racing. :)

"mostly oval race" Congratulations for not even fake racing correctly.

@@Chris-xl6pd tell me you know nothing about racing without telling me…

Yeah.

Yeah

it's the pitlane

@@randomi38 fair enough!

what a surprise !

Wow that's amazing very well done man!

But is the world interested in Nascar?

Mid Noob1 I am

NASCAR isn’t for the world it’s for Americans like football we all enjoy it