Firsthand Experience of SPEED: GR Yaris Takes on the NÞrburgring!
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- āđāļāļĒāđāļāļĢāđāđāļĄāļ·āđāļ 15 āļ.āļ. 2023
- ð: Car: Toyota GR Yaris
ð: Power: Estimated 280HP 360Nm
âïļ: Engine: Airtec Stage 1 Intercooler, Airtec Oil cooler, HJS Downpipe (everything else stock)
ðđ: Gearbox: 6-Speed Manual
âïļ: Weight: 1240Kg EG (removed rear seats and interior trim -40Kg from stock)
ððŧââïļ: Passengers: 95kg
ð: Tires: 225/40/18 Yokohama A052 ( 1600km driven. 40% of life left)
ðĄ: Wheels: Original Forged BBS 8x18" ET45mm
ð: Brakes: Motul RBF 660 + Braided Brake Lines + Endless ME22 Pads
ðĐ: Suspension: KW Clubsport (with alignment) + H&R Anti-Roll Bars
ðĪ: Weather: 10°C + Wet Patches
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Is this new format interesting at all ?
It is interesting to me. Serious question - why are there some people out there that are going so slow? Do they just pay to go around the track just to say they did it or something? Or are they testing stuff on the cars they are driving? I've never been on a track and I always wonder why there are people flying like you and then others that seem to be casually going around the track. Thanks.
Everybody can if they pay(about 10⎠a lap,maybe it's more now)no matter how fast or slow they drive. That's why you have situations like that. people with children,etc. Think of all people in all kinds of situations that want to experience the Ring.They have trackdays for all kinds of classes like all tracks and then you don't have those situations but that is expensive. @@cbschrader
Yes,it gives a much better impression of the speed like this. Dashcams,etc often miss that.
Nice cam and nice driving!, but it would be more interesting if you included transitions between different cameras and not the same one all the time. It's just a suggestion.
It's really cool! Cranked it up to 4K and full screen on the XDR - was almost like being behind the wheel. ð
I do like some of the mini-windows in your previous videos, but this almost encompasses all of them (feet missing, but maybe not 100% important).
Having driven there in my 595 Comp, but not yet in it's GR Yaris replacement, I'm guessing I'd be happy to drive your time * 3. Or 4. ð
What cam did you use?
Oooooo I LOVE this POV. Actually amazing view, sense of speed etc. DEFINITELY earned a sub!
Thank you ð!
Este ÃĒngulo ðĨðŠ e essa conduçÃĢoðĪĪðĪĪ
Obrigado ðŦķ
Pessoalmente gosto muito mais com a cÃĒmara nesta posiçÃĢo, venham mais vÃdeos assim!
Obrigado pelo feedback!
Wow! How is the oil consumption at these high revs all the time?
Perfect. I change the oil every year but never noticed it going down on the dip stick.
Super
Have you got a different intake because it sounds a lot louder than mineð
Nop. Stock intake. I think it's just the empty interior in the back. You hear a lot of air rushing through the exhaustð
@@GreatMotors Nice, so is it completely stock ? You can tell me I'm not from your insurance company ðĪĢð
@@smulepule3621 list of modifications is in the video description ð
I like to see the top speed, otherwise a good action angle
Thank you for the feedback :)
was this a trackday ?
TF session past Sunday.
Some of the curbing on the new parts of the track look quit extreme, if you hit one of them going wide I do not think the car will be coming back in one peace?
This is still last year. The Nordschleife has very high kerbs overall. I strongly recommend knowing the track and the different areas before going for a kerb.
The "problem" for the 2024 version of the track is that one of the kerbs that was easy to take, at the top of the foxhole, was renovated. The new kerb is like 2x as tall and can easily badly damage a car if taken at speed. Think damaged oil pans or blocks, broken or bent wheels, damaged shock or suspension arms, etc
Rapid
Calm down! At least he noticed you were there and tried to get out of the way.
The black wagon was on the wrong side, on the left and was indicating left. He should have moved to the right and indicated right like everyone else. Creating confusion like this causes accidents.
If you go somewhere the minimum is to read the rules. It is clear as water. Stay RIGHT.
I had to overtake on the right and violate the rules myself. Were there an accident it would have been my fault. People like this should just stay home.
It's not about calming down, it's about being aware where you are, and to follow the rules. People like this will also overtake under yellows or god knows what.
@@ianminter7822 He should but he didn't. Probably due to lack of circuit knowledge. He made the effort to get out of the way and was aware of other traffic. There was little or no danger due to his actions in this case.
@@GreatMotors I agree that knowing the basic rules would have been a good idea but it may have been his first outing and the excitement got the better of him. He saw you and tried to take evasive action. He caused you no danger in my opinion and showed awareness of other drivers. If you were as concerned as your self-righteous comment indicates, did you speak with him after finishing the lap or with any of the officials?
@@GreatMotors If you feel so strongly, do something about it. Throwing a fit inside your own car isn't going to help the situation or the other driver.
1:40 Everyone has to learn. Are you like this with learner drivers on the public road? Your Latin temperament doesn't help anyone.
Learner drivers hopefully don't drive on a closed circuit where significant speed differences between themselves and other cars are to be expected. Furthermore, learner drivers drive with an instructor. Likewise they do an exam, and are mandated to follow the rules of the road. I am sure this person 1) was not driving with an instructor, 2) did not take the time to read the rules of the event they were partaking on. My temperament is a sign of frustration, deal with it.