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He was sawing on that steering wheel like a toddler in his dad's lap sitting in a garage. ½ turn corrections at triple digits! Insane driving. CTR did have a back seat, its where this guy strapped in his ball-balls.
One of the most difficult cars in the the world to master. This man has done it. And on the most technical track in the world in my opinion. Very well done.. whew! I’m worn out and all I did was watch.
I used to own a 911 Carrera 3.0 Targa 1977 model . I bought it in Germany in 1986 with only 54 thousand kilometres on the clock and only one previous owner , and it was the most fun car i ever had and drove. I was 20 years old and 4 month shy of my 21rst birthday when i bought it . Most young people would have killed themselves in it . If you dont respect it it will bite you. im an old far now and drive a 3.5 Mercedes coupe. Nothing beats a 911 . Its driving it its purest form. It feels so alive . Pure joy. I miss it !
Me too!!!! I’ve spent some hours on gran turismo on Nurburgring and I was viewing myself playing during some of the moments… imagine in real life… it’s insaneeeee what is happening here!
@@karimmaamar7782 With cash . Its was a well kept 2nd hand. Bought it in Bavaria , left hand drive and took it back to London. Only had 52 thousand kilometers on the clock and had one previous owner . I bought it with 500 Deutschmark bills in the mid 80s when cash was king and no questions were asked. You could not do that now. That Carrera 3.0 Targa was 32 grand but because it was paid for with cash , the guy took 2 K off and gave me a squeeze . Most enjoyable fun car i ever had. Now i am a 59 year old fart and drive a classic Mercedes coupe . I would look a bit silly now in a sports car with my paunch and slowly reseeding hairline . Growing old gracefully can be depressing as much as it might be a tripe boring .
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 Well said, one has to truly respect this car and not push limits. Cant imagine owning a 911 at that age, not sure Id still be living. What a car to have that young
@@KingLich451 Yes, his name is Donald Arthur. He was an American who moved to Europe in the 1960's. He also voiced Kent Brockman in the german version of The Simpsons. Unfortunately he died in 2016.
@@MrOffshore Got that one right! So close to disaster I found myself tensing up just watching him. That is pure skill and judgement in this vid. Amazing
These moments when you are driving your race motorcycle around the track an you are being overtaken in a curve by a drifting yellowbird. Let’s guess how that felt
Stephan Roser is the driver (if my memory is 11% as impressive as this 33+ year old (original) video)... Notable Quote from him when asked about Sliding ('Drifting' might not have been a car term back then) not being the fastest way around a track, his response was (something to the effect); "sometimes when I am with my woman, we are not trying to make babies..." #PointMade... (plus, slight Drifting - just past the smoothest/fast line without *Sliding* - *Is NOT Slow*...)
@@104thDIVTimberwolf Nah man this car looks without control even in straight line, always in third gear the guy is moving the steering like crazy, because the low weight in front, probably he feels the car is "float"
@German Retro Guy My bad, I actually meant a roll cage, and Im not even sure it doesn’t have one. I just really enjoy how casually he is handling that machine :)
It's not a Porsche though so that's kind of a moot point. If there was someone who'd take a ferrari and added 50% power they would probably have matched or surpassed that top speed too. I mean imagine an F40 with 700 hp..
That has to be up there with the top 3 driving performances on the nürburgring in a streetcar, one other probably being Lars Kern's record in the GT2 RS MR. The skill feel and nuts that lap took will make Stefan Roser immortal to anyone who gives even the slightest shit about cars. Absolute masterpiece! Stefan Roser ich ziehe meinen Hut vor ihnen, sie sind ein Meister ihres Fachs!
This video is a masterclass in edge-of-control driving: Stefan Roser pushes the RUF CTR "Yellow Bird" to its limits at Nürburgring, showcasing why this car is both a legend and a challenge, even for the most skilled drivers. Incredible skill!
Well said, he is in control but SO close to the point of no return its nuts. I wouldnt have the nerve to run that track in this car . No forgiveness in short wheelbased cars, tail happy at high speeds. Local course like WIllow Springs in Ca I sure would!
The Yellowbird has the perfect proportions, coupled with the iconic RUF wheels and it's just the coolest car around. I remember Road & Track had an article sometime in the early 2000s where they assembled a bunch of cars for several performance tests. They included the Yellowbird amongst them. It still stood up well, despite the passing of time.
Agree! Has a "classic" look to it when brand new remember it well. Never had the $ to get a late 70s/80s Carrera, turbo car etc. Older I get the more I appreciate and want one too late for me.
not only is the driver a very talented fellow, you shouldn't forget that back in the day camera gear was really heavy, this was at least another 50-70kg in the rear seat, that's three people's weight including the driver. just to control the car with obviously contemporary tires is a real challenge.
I lived/worked in Germany in 1996 and the RUF workshop/showroom was approx 50-70 meters from my guesthouse and this 'Yellow Perol' was on display in the showroom, which I'd walk past every day on my way to work. Didn't realise the significance of this car at the time. Shame on me 🙄
*RUF* is a German Manufacturer... (Yes, based upon a Porsche unibody, but otherwise it is NOT a Porsche... Not offense intended nor taken, just information shared...
Awesome video. Amazing driver. Now 30 + years later, he is probably in drifting competition somewhere today. 😂 I know it was 1987 when filmed, but it would have been great to have some telemetry accompanying it.
This video is to racers as "coffee is for closers" is to people in sales. Just required viewing that we all must take in multiple times a year just in awe of it.
Great drivers won't get in a car that makes them feel unsafe. They won't risk it. This guy not only was having fun, he felt safe inside that crazy car.
I've had some history with ruf, not just with the two vhs videos that I own. But also my older brother sat in the yellow bird when he was a few months. Not to mention I have an uncle on the German side work at the ruf car company at one point. Ahhh good old memory's.
Awesome video, just searched it after Lois Ruf introducing Ruf CTR in Jay Leno's Garage. The obvious favorite part is, when cool driver power sliding in dangerous car around the clueless motorcyclists.
This car came out when I was in high school. I had no idea it was this unstable to drive. Like, when you’re flooring it down the straightaway and the steering wheel starts wobbling... I remember another notable car for this era: the AMG Hammer.
An indirect indication of the speed is that the steering wheel is constantly moving for the entire lap, even on the ‘straight’ sections. No stability control, traction control or ABS. No helmet, fire suit or gloves, either. It wasn’t that long ago but it still seems otherworldly👍👍👍
The fact that this is done when the circuit is open to the public is extra nuts. I’d love to manually clean up and upscale from the best copy of this that’s around. It’s already so incredible to watch but upscaled well? It would be even better
I wouldn't even go flatout up the hill in Assetto Corsa in a more controllable car, not even in real life in a RUF CTR that is very twitchy. Only Stefan can do that.
No doubt about it, Chuck Norris must be the driver! My butt-chicks still hurt from the tension while watching the CTR going round the NOS. WOW! The car continuously screaming "I will murder you, mortal man!!!"
I have never tried *chicks* in my Buttocks... nor gerbils... not roosters... nor *anything*... (Well, I guess a colonic camera is "something"...) Nvrmnd... ignore my comment...
The legend for me is not the car itself, this car made good drivers to legend drivers if you can drive this over limits every second you are a elite driver.
Love this!! Id honestly be a bit scared to run a car like this on that track at higher speeds Short wheelbase, tons of power...better be on your A game! What Id give to drive that car for a weekend, even if its just local driving. What a machine!
From above, there is no indication of the chaos that is going on in that cockpit. It just looks like a Sunday drive. Negative Ghost Rider! Think of that? No driver assistance of any kind. That’s a master at work. A pure driver. God I love my 911❤️
On center vagueness in the steering, long and unprecise shifter throw, rolling suspension, no adjustable steering wheel, non slideable sun visors, bad infotainment. Car journalists on youtube these days vs Stefan Roser :-D
On center vagueness? Apparently the steering is just about flawless in this thing. Gearbox doesn't look sloppy at all. Don't need adjustable steering wheel, infotainment is blasphemy in such a car.
Just like Ayrton Senna about a year later testing the Honda NSX, driving an extremely capable car at the limit, with penny loafers for driving shoes. WOW!
@German Retro Guy yea that is a monster engine. Since I’m from the states we got robbed of having Toyota diesels. The US thinks diesels are not good unless they are in full size trucks. It’s a shame. Diesels should be in way more small vehicles here.
I thought the first RUF ctr was 5 speed? I realise this is the prototype to the 29 original yellowbird cars, so perhaps it was only 4 speed. Jay Leno posted a video recently with this car.
Thomas Smith Perhaps! I'll need to look at a newer video of a ctr1 with cameras inside, as this is no good for seeing the gear changes. The 911 Turbo of this era was only 4 speed until the very last year of production, so it's not impossible I suppose....but when you remember the ctr did 211 MPH then it's pretty unlikely to be only 4 speed
After watching this guy driving I’m going to bed knowing I’m not the man I thought I was.
That made me laugh for real! 😁
@Fit Fogey. You’re like me, an old fart that remembers himself better than he actually was! Eye...eye...elbow...elbow...you know wot I mean guv!
Relax it's not that big of a deal.. Geeze
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@Blaine Tripp Instablaster ;)
He was sawing on that steering wheel like a toddler in his dad's lap sitting in a garage. ½ turn corrections at triple digits! Insane driving. CTR did have a back seat, its where this guy strapped in his ball-balls.
One of the most difficult cars in the the world to master. This man has done it. And on the most technical track in the world in my opinion. Very well done.. whew! I’m worn out and all I did was watch.
I used to own a 911 Carrera 3.0 Targa 1977 model . I bought it in Germany in 1986 with only 54 thousand kilometres on the clock and only one previous owner , and it was the most fun car i ever had and drove. I was 20 years old and 4 month shy of my 21rst birthday when i bought it . Most young people would have killed themselves in it . If you dont respect it it will bite you. im an old far now and drive a 3.5 Mercedes coupe. Nothing beats a 911 . Its driving it its purest form. It feels so alive . Pure joy. I miss it !
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 how tf did you buy a 911 at 20 yo 👀👀
Me too!!!! I’ve spent some hours on gran turismo on Nurburgring and I was viewing myself playing during some of the moments… imagine in real life… it’s insaneeeee what is happening here!
@@karimmaamar7782 With cash . Its was a well kept 2nd hand. Bought it in Bavaria , left hand drive and took it back to London. Only had 52 thousand kilometers on the clock and had one previous owner . I bought it with 500 Deutschmark bills in the mid 80s when cash was king and no questions were asked. You could not do that now. That Carrera 3.0 Targa was 32 grand but because it was paid for with cash , the guy took 2 K off and gave me a squeeze . Most enjoyable fun car i ever had. Now i am a 59 year old fart and drive a classic Mercedes coupe . I would look a bit silly now in a sports car with my paunch and slowly reseeding hairline . Growing old gracefully can be depressing as much as it might be a tripe boring .
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 Well said, one has to truly respect this car and not push limits. Cant imagine owning a 911 at that age, not sure Id still be living. What a car to have that young
Always a pleasure to watch Stefan Rozer at work...
Fun fact: The english-speaking narrator in this video is the voice of Chef in the german version of South Park.
Issac Hayes?
Woosh
@@notDonaldFagen German Version.
seriously? wow.
@@KingLich451 Yes, his name is Donald Arthur. He was an American who moved to Europe in the 1960's. He also voiced Kent Brockman in the german version of The Simpsons. Unfortunately he died in 2016.
I met the driver a couple of days ago at one of RUF's production buildings. Just an everyday guy, really cool.
He’s no everyday guy…he’ll, I bet he wears a cape at night! He’s what we call a “Wheelman”.
@@MrOffshore Got that one right! So close to disaster I found myself tensing up just watching him.
That is pure skill and judgement in this vid. Amazing
These moments when you are driving your race motorcycle around the track an you are being overtaken in a curve by a drifting yellowbird.
Let’s guess how that felt
Theres always someone faster and its THIS GUY.
Wet in the pants is how it felt.
To be fair curves aren't something a motorcycle is best at
Great 😅 👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing, This guy can really drive. Such a dangerous car.
Driver should consider going into lumber work for all that sawing he was doing.
Any car is dangerous, when you drive that close to the limits. The Ruf's limits were just a lot faster than anything else.
Stephan Roser is the driver (if my memory is 11% as impressive as this 33+ year old (original) video)...
Notable Quote from him when asked about Sliding ('Drifting' might not have been a car term back then) not being the fastest way around a track, his response was (something to the effect); "sometimes when I am with my woman, we are not trying to make babies..."
#PointMade... (plus, slight Drifting - just past the smoothest/fast line without *Sliding* - *Is NOT Slow*...)
@@NoFretBrettCSSMBFF can’t love this comment enough. Thank you for the insight.
@@104thDIVTimberwolf Nah man this car looks without control even in straight line, always in third gear the guy is moving the steering like crazy, because the low weight in front, probably he feels the car is "float"
I already loved this car but Jay Leno's episode this morning really helped re-light that candle.
I stopped counting “oh shit” moments at 212 when I realized he was only 1/4 the way around the track.
342 km/h in 1988. Took Ferrari another 14 years to beat that.
No roll bars. No safety cage. 80’s recklessness. I love it. He might be smoking a cigarette and have a scotch in the drink holder too.
@German Retro Guy My bad, I actually meant a roll cage, and Im not even sure it doesn’t have one. I just really enjoy how casually he is handling that machine :)
@@CAP416 it has a roll cage
It's not a Porsche though so that's kind of a moot point. If there was someone who'd take a ferrari and added 50% power they would probably have matched or surpassed that top speed too. I mean imagine an F40 with 700 hp..
@@CAP416 Hah Hah my mates used to roll a joint on the glove box when i owned a Carrera targa in the mid eighties and we did not even wear seat belts.
Stefan Roser's driving is truly a glorious thing to behold.
Take a bow son, that was the greatest Nurburgring video ever.
One of the best car commercials ever...
I remember downloading this on kazaa around 2000 and watching in awe with my friends. Still just as impressive!
That has to be up there with the top 3 driving performances on the nürburgring in a streetcar, one other probably being Lars Kern's record in the GT2 RS MR. The skill feel and nuts that lap took will make Stefan Roser immortal to anyone who gives even the slightest shit about cars. Absolute masterpiece! Stefan Roser ich ziehe meinen Hut vor ihnen, sie sind ein Meister ihres Fachs!
Dude doesn't even have a Wikipedia page. Unbelievable.
This video is a masterclass in edge-of-control driving: Stefan Roser pushes the RUF CTR "Yellow Bird" to its limits at Nürburgring, showcasing why this car is both a legend and a challenge, even for the most skilled drivers. Incredible skill!
Well said, he is in control but SO close to the point of no return its nuts.
I wouldnt have the nerve to run that track in this car .
No forgiveness in short wheelbased cars, tail happy at high speeds.
Local course like WIllow Springs in Ca I sure would!
Mesmerizing and terrifying all at once.
Well stated.
This STILL looks properly fast in 2021...
because it is
Y el circuito no es exactamente el mismo, diferentes ángulos en curvas y más"bacheado" que actualmente
I think he did it in 8.05. that's fast today!
It's a joy to see this guy driving, love it.
Totally blown away by the way this guy uses the accelerator pedal. Superb
Old school right there, no gloves no helmet. . .no problem
Im just saying every video you see now of cars trying to do fast times at the Nord they are padded to the gils thats all.
Were talking about 2 dif things this is a race track not a highway
You're right. You should only wear the helmet after you've crashed and died. Thanks for the tip Andrew!
He also doesnt wear shoes!
No ABS or traction control
The Yellowbird has the perfect proportions, coupled with the iconic RUF wheels and it's just the coolest car around. I remember Road & Track had an article sometime in the early 2000s where they assembled a bunch of cars for several performance tests. They included the Yellowbird amongst them. It still stood up well, despite the passing of time.
Agree! Has a "classic" look to it when brand new remember it well.
Never had the $ to get a late 70s/80s Carrera, turbo car etc.
Older I get the more I appreciate and want one too late for me.
The greatest driving video ever made
Amazing, it was like he was driving a rally car on asphalt but in the dirt if that makes sense.
I thought the same! 6:33 is a perfect example, and totally insane.
think the car just has sport tires for alot of power, not much grip at those speeds
Such a wonderful piece of film of the reality of driving that thing.
Superb Car Control... Top Driver 👍👍
not only is the driver a very talented fellow, you shouldn't forget that back in the day camera gear was really heavy, this was at least another 50-70kg in the rear seat, that's three people's weight including the driver. just to control the car with obviously contemporary tires is a real challenge.
More like weighed as much as a sack of potatoes with the same optical quality.
David J Jay Leno bring you here? 😂👍🏻
50-70kg is one person, but having that weight in a already rear heavy car would not be good.
And the tires were snot compared to nowadays.
@@James-oo1yq ya this guy was counting in oompa loompas
No helmet, no gloves, no suit ... beats that he had a Luckey Strike in the muzzle over the entire lap to. #badass
I don't think he is even wearing shoes.
@@markstill8258He’s not. Makes heel toe slide easier. Insane driving skills.
I lived/worked in Germany in 1996 and the RUF workshop/showroom was approx 50-70 meters from my guesthouse and this 'Yellow Perol' was on display in the showroom, which I'd walk past every day on my way to work. Didn't realise the significance of this car at the time. Shame on me 🙄
thanks for the video.. its great to see a car like this being driven on the limit without all the red tape
Uhhh... *Past the 'Limit'* without crashing...
(would be more accurate than "on the limit"...
Homeboy is in a polo shirt slacks and loafers just chilling drifting around the ring like the biggest boss of all time. This is bananas.
Nowadays people put tire warmers on their wheelbarrows. That man was dressed to thrill.
the closing speeds on other traffic !.... real skill is lovely to see... beautiful car and really enjoyed that..
Amazing, no modern day videos of the nurburgring look anywhere near this intense. This was when you had to drive a car.
no driver assists, no stability control, less grip and worse suspension then todays
but a lot of horsepower
The legendary Yellowbird, a car guaranteed to make your balls drop... if not from the terror, then from the G-forces.
To get such speed despite the weight of carrying his massive balls around the track amazes me
😂👍🏻
T-shirt, loafers, and triple digit drifting.........My Man!!!
Fantastic driving skills and a fantastic porsche.
*RUF* is a German Manufacturer...
(Yes, based upon a Porsche unibody, but otherwise it is NOT a Porsche...
Not offense intended nor taken, just information shared...
Unbelievable! Like God himself came down to take this amazing automobile for a spin around this incredible track!
Awesome video. Amazing driver. Now 30 + years later, he is probably in drifting competition somewhere today. 😂 I know it was 1987 when filmed, but it would have been great to have some telemetry accompanying it.
This video is to racers as "coffee is for closers" is to people in sales. Just required viewing that we all must take in multiple times a year just in awe of it.
Balletic! Truly a master at work!
I love how he's wearing jeans and a t-shirt and making his way through traffic, drifting around corners. Jeebus.
wearing loafers
Great drivers won't get in a car that makes them feel unsafe. They won't risk it. This guy not only was having fun, he felt safe inside that crazy car.
He not only felt safe, he didn't wear a helmet!
God ! The driving skills of this guy !
Carving corners screeching full drift and howls to life launching into the straightaway. Wow
I saw this originally on VHS thru a friends dad who had a Porsche . I was stumped !
When she says, "My parents just left for work."
Frickin lol man.
I've had some history with ruf, not just with the two vhs videos that I own. But also my older brother sat in the yellow bird when he was a few months. Not to mention I have an uncle on the German side work at the ruf car company at one point. Ahhh good old memory's.
Would love to see an updated video with the new SCR
Awesome video, just searched it after Lois Ruf introducing Ruf CTR in Jay Leno's Garage. The obvious favorite part is, when cool driver power sliding in dangerous car around the clueless motorcyclists.
This car came out when I was in high school. I had no idea it was this unstable to drive. Like, when you’re flooring it down the straightaway and the steering wheel starts wobbling...
I remember another notable car for this era: the AMG Hammer.
An indirect indication of the speed is that the steering wheel is constantly moving for the entire lap, even on the ‘straight’ sections. No stability control, traction control or ABS. No helmet, fire suit or gloves, either.
It wasn’t that long ago but it still seems otherworldly👍👍👍
The idea that he needs opposite-lock on the kauressel is just insane…and the drift around TH-cam corner is quite epic. Bigger balls than me. By far.
Amazing driving!
That car is an absolute handful and a complete drivers car…doesn’t appear to be forgiving at all. That guy is some kind of caped super hero!
Would have liked to have seen more outside the car footage.
The fact that this is done when the circuit is open to the public is extra nuts. I’d love to manually clean up and upscale from the best copy of this that’s around. It’s already so incredible to watch but upscaled well? It would be even better
Happy 80th anniversary RUF
Shifts the car's gears manually.
Readjusts his balls manually.
Stephan Rozer is the MAN.
Between "balls" and "hold my beer" comments...I don't know which gets older.
Stefan Roser
A real world video game, what a car & driver. Smoked the hell out of the tires. 😸
Speechless and in Awe😳
It would be fun to see ken block take the tweety bird around the ring!
I wouldn't even go flatout up the hill in Assetto Corsa in a more controllable car, not even in real life in a RUF CTR that is very twitchy. Only Stefan can do that.
I would, too...
great driving looks on the edge, lots of driver input
LOTS
No doubt about it, Chuck Norris must be the driver!
My butt-chicks still hurt from the tension while watching the CTR going round the NOS. WOW! The car continuously screaming "I will murder you, mortal man!!!"
Stanca Mircea Marian "butt-chicks" lmao
@@madmax2069 That's how you spell "cheeks" in Romania. :-)
I have never tried
*chicks* in my Buttocks...
nor gerbils...
not roosters...
nor *anything*...
(Well, I guess a colonic camera is "something"...)
Nvrmnd... ignore my comment...
The legend for me is not the car itself, this car made good drivers to legend drivers if you can drive this over limits every second you are a elite driver.
This guys was pushing the hell out of that car. Damn he can drive!!
Holy steering corrections, Batman!!!
😮👍
Andar no "Inferno Verde" é muito difícil e desafiador, mas de Yellowbird.....é coisa de maluco !!!
O sapato mocassim e a meia branca me lembrou Airton Senna no NSX. E a tocada do Ruf é de tirar o fôlego...
Stefan Roser What a driver
The car wasn’t to bad either
Love this!! Id honestly be a bit scared to run a car like this on that track at higher speeds
Short wheelbase, tons of power...better be on your A game!
What Id give to drive that car for a weekend, even if its just local driving.
What a machine!
From above, there is no indication of the chaos that is going on in that cockpit. It just looks like a Sunday drive. Negative Ghost Rider! Think of that? No driver assistance of any kind. That’s a master at work. A pure driver. God I love my 911❤️
On center vagueness in the steering, long and unprecise shifter throw, rolling suspension, no adjustable steering wheel, non slideable sun visors, bad infotainment.
Car journalists on youtube these days vs Stefan Roser :-D
Ruf made their own gearboxes, so I bet it felt perfect actually
On center vagueness? Apparently the steering is just about flawless in this thing. Gearbox doesn't look sloppy at all. Don't need adjustable steering wheel, infotainment is blasphemy in such a car.
All the entertainment you'd need in a car such as this can be found stuffed in the trunk and near your hands and feet
I hope RUF added an option to this car that automatically cleans the shit in your pants after you drive a lap
The best footage of seen!!!?
Just like Ayrton Senna about a year later testing the Honda NSX, driving an extremely capable car at the limit, with penny loafers for driving shoes. WOW!
I think the NSX is a little tame compared to the Yellowbird
Tire developement has come a long way.
I smell...
Hmmm...
Both *Sarcasm* and *Truth* ...
(and I have not idea which is stronger...)
Amazing driving
Thats is CRAZYYY MAN!!!!! it's so amazing!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW! So beautiful!! what so best what i am seen!!!! 🤩 у него точно титановые яйца!!!! 🤝🤝🤝
Fantastic !!!
This guy can really drive.
Dang that was fast. It would be cool to try one of modern RUFs in the same conditions
I briefly met the driver at Ruf hq in Pfaffenhausen hes a nice guy
Stephan Roser is the Yellowbird's master
This is how I drive on Forza. I couldn't imagine being in a car going that fast on this track.
The real one lol. 5/6 are my favorite
@German Retro Guy Toyota’s are the best!
@German Retro Guy I agree but the 2JZ, 3SGTE, and 4AGE are cool enough for me
@German Retro Guy yea that is a monster engine. Since I’m from the states we got robbed of having Toyota diesels. The US thinks diesels are not good unless they are in full size trucks. It’s a shame. Diesels should be in way more small vehicles here.
@German Retro Guy we should race online sometime haha. Only if you want to get beat 😉
Going by the slip angles shown, it's probably Chris Harris' dad :D
Never seen even Chris drive this hard
He bullied that widow maker around that track. Awesome what a driver.
Can someone tell me the name of the song at 19:30 pls 🙏🏻
FOR REAL!!!!!!
GenericOfficePornMusic...?
I Remember by deadmau5 & Kaskade (according to Shazam)
No helmet!!!! That some big balls and what a hell of a driver!!!!
Would be such a dream to drive. Like putting on a fitted suit. I'd give her a go. What was the time?
Love this video but I so wish it was in HD
Fuch ! - it had to be going 211 MPH at the 9:59 mark, yes ?
@17:06 maybe the best thing ever on the internet.
6:18 Look at this dude's steering inputs going FLAT OUT in 5th gear. I never knew such a thing was possible.
Please I need to know the name of the music that is heard at the end, singer or year, it is a great challenge
I thought the first RUF ctr was 5 speed? I realise this is the prototype to the 29 original yellowbird cars, so perhaps it was only 4 speed. Jay Leno posted a video recently with this car.
Thomas Smith Perhaps! I'll need to look at a newer video of a ctr1 with cameras inside, as this is no good for seeing the gear changes. The 911 Turbo of this era was only 4 speed until the very last year of production, so it's not impossible I suppose....but when you remember the ctr did 211 MPH then it's pretty unlikely to be only 4 speed
In Jay Leno Ruf said it was their own 5 speed gearbox.
@@Dogsfortruth dogleg 5speed. Made by RUF.
Einfach Cool
World speed record at the time in 1987 or 1988 343kmh !
342