@RedBullRally Next time, show us the famous open bonnet drive like :Juha Kankkunen Lancia Delta 1000 Lakes 1990 Toni Gardemeister Seat Cordoba WRC Networq Q Rally GB 2000 Markko Martin Ford Focus WRC 03 Acropolis Greece 2003 Mikko Hirvonen Ford Focus WRC Wales Rally GB 2009 Michał Kościuszko Mini WRC Portugal 2013 Andreas Mikkelsen Hyundai I20 Coupe WRC Racc Catalunya 2017
The discussion went like this (made-up words but the subjects aren't): Officer = "You can't go on 3 wheels" Marcus = "Yes, I can, just drove for a while on dirt to get here" Officer = "It's unsafe on public roads" Marcus = "No, it's fine, done it many times" Officer = "It's illegal" Marcus = "But if you let me..."
@@johnnycab8986 Might wanna go check back how useless half of those drivers were back then lol. Also too many manufactures pretty much killed the sport back then. It would be nice to have one or two manufactures right now but it wouldn't change that much. Best drivers still win always, 2000 had six different winners, 2023 five different winners and last year we had six. So it sucked as much back then as now lol
@@Jatkalisäämällätunnus How did it kill the sport? At least it was nice to see more drivers and manufacturers have a shot. And how would it be nice to have just one or two. One of the whole points of WRC is not just to see drivers competing but to see which manufacturer can make the best car. Would you like to watch boxing where just there was just the 2 same guys battling in every match for the whole season. There would be no variety. Also one problem is the the last gen WRC cars and the current Rally1 cars are just space frames made from scratch that basically have nothing to do with normal road cars.
@@piimii55 I agree less is more but before the 2000s it was just Lancia, Peugeot Audi, once or twice ford, now a lot more teams are winning and that’s cool, tho I think lancia still has the most wins, cause that’s how much they dominated, and now with everyone competitive no one just wining 10 years in a row
At 2:00 that little "tap" could have easily sent Mikkelsen into the spectators. This is such an insane sport it makes even something like F1 look lukewarm in comparison. How they manage to keep racing on those back roads with a wheel falling off... it's a whole other level of competition
F1 has always been mid ever since the 2000s its just similarly specced cars running around following the exact same line lap after lap because any deviation from the ideal line would mean time lost. I mean don't get me wrong the drivers are absolutly extremely skilled to drive at insane speeds with insame precision but there is just not much room for character when everything is so tightly regulated and optimized, which makes the races very visually boring. Formula E has been breaking the mold though but its still not nearly as fun to watch compared to rallying where every driver have a different way to tackle the same corner ,the road conditions makes for crazy mud sprays and dust clouds that are just visually stunning.
you been watching too many movies and/or played too many games, this isn't NFS where small tap = car flies out of control. they do the tap thing, because there's really no other way of getting front driver's attention. nobody in rally checks mirrors, if you do that .. then you'll end up in a tree quite fast or finish on last place due going extremely slowly or constantly going off the road due checking mirrors. honking your has no effect either, because you simply wouldn't hear it. that's why they have headsets, rally cars have way too much noise. you'd only notice at night when you see headlights, otherwise its near impossible noticing that there's another car behind you, even if you'd check mirrors, due the dust, it would be near impossible seeing the car anyways. that's why they do the tap and it's not dangerous at all, in real life cars dont fly into the sky when you gently tap at the back
@@Sethioz it really depends on the road surface, on asphalt the time to correct when your rear lose traction is very low so its easy to lose control really fast it's exactly why the pit maneuver is so effective its also why F1 cars goes apeshit form the smallest hit.
@@ipodtouchiscoollol Nah, WRC and F1 are nowhere near exciting or challenging enough for my tastes. That's why I focus only on Nascar! They go around each course 200-400 times, while not only driving straight, but also turning left. Incredible! 😉
@@mgtabz921 People will leave any "comment" that begins with "Imagine" as they know they always get a ton of thumbs up. They are often times complete nonsense, but the first word is the right one.
Tommi is an absolute legend, if he says sorry he meant it. Met him many many years ago, maybe even the season this incident happened. So many people wanted to meet him, but he prioritised kids when having to deal with the huge crowds. It was a simple thing, but I must have been 7/8 and still remember that handshake. Colin however refused to meet anyone, he was out of the title race and sulking.
@@installshieldwizard3017 I don't know where people are getting this idea it was a mechanical failure. Is it just something they've made up to make themselves feel better? Read about the inquest. He was flying dangerously without a licence in a helicopter he wasn't authorised to fly in. He did three major things wrong that cost three innocent lives, as well as his own. It wasn't an accident. It was gross negligence.
I remember when grunholm fell down a few switchbacks on a big hill. Landed on 4 wheels, asked the crowd which way was the right way, fired it up and took off lol. Still finished 3rd after falling off a small mountain somehow lol
1:37 for anyone wondering about what he said, after being overtaken, he said: "Wow, look at this amazing driver passing me. Thank God he gave me a friendly bump, so I knew he was there and could get over and let him pass since he is so good. *points to other driver* Look at that magnificent driver.
Rally is a completely different type of Motorsport. It isnt just about drivers and cars. Nature has an impact, sometimes a benefit, others a disastrous consequence if even a slight change in direction goes wrong. Thats why I love it.
On the 1986 Tour de Corse Markku Alens intercom was faulty on one of the early stages and Timo Salonen caught him on the stage. Markku pulled over to let Timo pass but there was a rock in the grass which rolled over Timos 205 T16 evo 2 onto its roof and Timos rally was over.
As a kid, I lived right next to a rally stage. The sound gets pretty annoying if you hear it all the time haha. They do sound great though, don’t they?
As a finn I can confirm that this is exactly how it goes when you have to go to work in the early mornings. Our gravel roads often have deep potholes in the spring which leads to people going 40km/h on an 80km/h road. You have to go at least 110km/h with the Toyota avensis so you can fly OVER the potholes. But people don't understand.
This in U.S. NASCAR parlance is known as 'using the chrome horn' (referring to the old chromed front bumpers) to attrsct somones attention. Another well known example of this is off-road racing where pesple give a couple beeps and a BANG to let people know they are and WANT to pass.
My husband rallied many years, typically cars are released / start at one minute intervals, so if someone catches you up, you should move over and follow them, you will learn something
In amateur rallying you sometimes get a driver that won't let you past. It's infuriating - you know you must be at LEAST one minute quicker than them to have caught them, and the baulking is pointless. Presumably in professional tiers it's a bit more understood.
U can search for "finnish rally rage" to confirm although it probably wasn't possible to let that guy past anyway without risking both getting stuck in the snow :P
That was very unlucky for Meeke in that there was no way he could pull over in a suitable area where Tanak could pass him without burying himself in the snowbank. Would have been very harsh if Tanak had it out with him after that.
No way he can rightfully blame the other driver for that. It's frustrating, but they aren't _required_ to pull over, they have points to try to win too. He tried his best to let him by, but he misjudged and was too hasty. Shit happens. He could have done the same and just gone if the road, that's why it's racing.
@@drunkenhobo5039 U can hardly blame him for a helicopter malfunction. But yes RIP the two kids and the other adult that was cruelly taken in the crash ✌️
@@markthompson9914 It wasn't a malfunction. He was flying in a dangerous manner with an expired licence in a helicopter he was not authorised to fly. The inquest made that quite clear. If he had somehow survived, he'd likely still be in jail for what he did.
Nothing is as exciting to watch as rally. How could it be? Driving flat out on narrow dirt roads, unpracticed beforehand, trees and rocks and spectators all along the track, loose and variable driving surfaces under you, weather changes when it changes, dust, animals, either you get lucky or you don't, you have to take it as it comes. And you are driving while putting complete faith in your codriver to call the turns correctly, or you end up in the trees at 100mph. And _he_ has to spend the entire race with his eyes on the pace notes, not losing track for a moment, putting complete faith in you to not kill him while you fly past the trees and rocks and slide sideways around blind corners. I stumbled onto rally years ago and the whole concept still amazes me. And I don't see how anyone can be as talented as a top tier rally driver. Not to diminish the other racers, but they don't have to drive the way a rally driver does. They get good tarmac, safety barriers and runoffs, they get to practice and learn the track before they race on it.
WRC is crazy, but what's crazier is the spectators standing so close to such unstable and unpredictable dangers. Especially standing on apexes of corners and on crests.
That's part of the fun. Risk is fun, its exciting. Until it all goes wrong. But usually it doesn't. Hell, that's true of the people who race for fun too. It's all fun and games until you go into a tree at 100mph. But people need to be able to make these decisions for themselves.
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im new to rally and i love it so much BUT can someone enlighten me what kind of competition this is? where there are overtakings? bcs what i knew is that there is only 1 car at a time racing for fastest time
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Which one, in your opinion, is the most bizarre overtake? 🤔
Colin was for sure the most risky
Seb Loeb, it could be even worst…
¿Panizzi? in the Safari, he almost tried to kill some South American pair, lovely guy!
@RedBullRally
Next time, show us the famous open bonnet drive like :Juha Kankkunen Lancia Delta 1000 Lakes 1990
Toni Gardemeister Seat Cordoba WRC Networq Q Rally GB 2000
Markko Martin Ford Focus WRC 03 Acropolis Greece 2003
Mikko Hirvonen Ford Focus WRC Wales Rally GB 2009
Michał Kościuszko Mini WRC Portugal 2013
Andreas Mikkelsen Hyundai I20 Coupe WRC Racc Catalunya 2017
Tommi Makinen & Colin Mcrae the best
Imagine being Loeb at that moment (the last one)… The amount of confusion
Lucky the road was wide enough!!
needs the floaty cloud guy (lakitu) from mario kart to hold up the u-turn sign
Top job by the Marshall tho
I am always so surprised to see people knowing Loeb outside France, he is so underrated
@@skippylegrandgourou2069 What
4:41 The "no" of the police man was hilarious
Shame they didn’t show the full altercation. Now that was hilarious, ending with Gronholm muttering “I wish to have the last word.” 🤣
The discussion went like this (made-up words but the subjects aren't):
Officer = "You can't go on 3 wheels"
Marcus = "Yes, I can, just drove for a while on dirt to get here"
Officer = "It's unsafe on public roads"
Marcus = "No, it's fine, done it many times"
Officer = "It's illegal"
Marcus = "But if you let me..."
powertrip
@@pummyyfrom the police officer? Not really, it would have been dangerous for him to continue driving like that
@@joelangley7974 In any other country they would have given Gronholm a police escort to the parc fermé. Welsh police are insufferable.
Reminds me of the good old days of WRC, when there was more than 7 full time drivers and more than 3 manufacturers competing for the top tittle.
So never?
@@johnnycab8986 Might wanna go check back how useless half of those drivers were back then lol. Also too many manufactures pretty much killed the sport back then. It would be nice to have one or two manufactures right now but it wouldn't change that much. Best drivers still win always, 2000 had six different winners, 2023 five different winners and last year we had six. So it sucked as much back then as now lol
@@Jatkalisäämällätunnus How did it kill the sport? At least it was nice to see more drivers and manufacturers have a shot. And how would it be nice to have just one or two. One of the whole points of WRC is not just to see drivers competing but to see which manufacturer can make the best car. Would you like to watch boxing where just there was just the 2 same guys battling in every match for the whole season. There would be no variety. Also one problem is the the last gen WRC cars and the current Rally1 cars are just space frames made from scratch that basically have nothing to do with normal road cars.
@@piimii55 I agree less is more but before the 2000s it was just Lancia, Peugeot Audi, once or twice ford, now a lot more teams are winning and that’s cool, tho I think lancia still has the most wins, cause that’s how much they dominated, and now with everyone competitive no one just wining 10 years in a row
And there was a variety of car shapes and types, rather than everything just being a small hatchback with the same massive wing on the back.
that last one is something else.
Imagine being behind the wheel 😱
props to that marshall
At 2:00 that little "tap" could have easily sent Mikkelsen into the spectators. This is such an insane sport it makes even something like F1 look lukewarm in comparison. How they manage to keep racing on those back roads with a wheel falling off... it's a whole other level of competition
F1 has always been mid ever since the 2000s its just similarly specced cars running around following the exact same line lap after lap because any deviation from the ideal line would mean time lost.
I mean don't get me wrong the drivers are absolutly extremely skilled to drive at insane speeds with insame precision but there is just not much room for character when everything is so tightly regulated and optimized, which makes the races very visually boring.
Formula E has been breaking the mold though but its still not nearly as fun to watch compared to rallying where every driver have a different way to tackle the same corner ,the road conditions makes for crazy mud sprays and dust clouds that are just visually stunning.
F1 is compared to most racing I can think of.
you been watching too many movies and/or played too many games, this isn't NFS where small tap = car flies out of control.
they do the tap thing, because there's really no other way of getting front driver's attention. nobody in rally checks mirrors, if you do that .. then you'll end up in a tree quite fast or finish on last place due going extremely slowly or constantly going off the road due checking mirrors.
honking your has no effect either, because you simply wouldn't hear it. that's why they have headsets, rally cars have way too much noise.
you'd only notice at night when you see headlights, otherwise its near impossible noticing that there's another car behind you, even if you'd check mirrors, due the dust, it would be near impossible seeing the car anyways. that's why they do the tap and it's not dangerous at all, in real life cars dont fly into the sky when you gently tap at the back
@@Sethioz it really depends on the road surface, on asphalt the time to correct when your rear lose traction is very low so its easy to lose control really fast it's exactly why the pit maneuver is so effective its also why F1 cars goes apeshit form the smallest hit.
@@ipodtouchiscoollol
Nah, WRC and F1 are nowhere near exciting or challenging enough for my tastes. That's why I focus only on Nascar! They go around each course 200-400 times, while not only driving straight, but also turning left. Incredible! 😉
What a clutch moment for that marshall.
He's out there, saving lives with his frozen hands
Imagine being the co driver in the last one looking at your notes and trying to figure out where you went wrong 😂
Look, an "Imagine" comment!
@@JeffBenoit-h1rand? It was humourous
"I just realized I was holding the map upside down"
@@JeffBenoit-h1r what do you mean by that?
@@mgtabz921 People will leave any "comment" that begins with "Imagine" as they know they always get a ton of thumbs up. They are often times complete nonsense, but the first word is the right one.
Tommi is an absolute legend, if he says sorry he meant it. Met him many many years ago, maybe even the season this incident happened.
So many people wanted to meet him, but he prioritised kids when having to deal with the huge crowds. It was a simple thing, but I must have been 7/8 and still remember that handshake.
Colin however refused to meet anyone, he was out of the title race and sulking.
Seeing Colin McRae gives me a shiver; he was one of the drivers i liked him so much... R.I.P.❤
Shame his irresponsibility killed two children and another guy.
Mechanical failure. He more than a proficient pilot
@@installshieldwizard3017 I don't know where people are getting this idea it was a mechanical failure. Is it just something they've made up to make themselves feel better?
Read about the inquest. He was flying dangerously without a licence in a helicopter he wasn't authorised to fly in. He did three major things wrong that cost three innocent lives, as well as his own.
It wasn't an accident. It was gross negligence.
@@drunkenhobo5039It is a shame. This is a rallying video though?
@@garethmcrae668 and Colin Mcrae is a rally driver though?
Going backwards on a rally stage is craaaazy
But not the first or last time, it's a very real risk
It's really insane!
I remember when grunholm fell down a few switchbacks on a big hill. Landed on 4 wheels, asked the crowd which way was the right way, fired it up and took off lol. Still finished 3rd after falling off a small mountain somehow lol
Didn't some lady drive past barriers in her car onto a live rally course?
But why he still continues even though he saw another car coming from opposite
1:37 for anyone wondering about what he said, after being overtaken, he said:
"Wow, look at this amazing driver passing me. Thank God he gave me a friendly bump, so I knew he was there and could get over and let him pass since he is so good. *points to other driver* Look at that magnificent driver.
I miss the old WRC days with Tommi, Colin, Richard Burns, Sainz, Gronholm etc. - loved it!
what about Panizzi?
@@YAcirulnik The asphalt specialist, if I remember?
@@lukemallory7832 yes
2000-2008 was the best but my favorite season was when the Solberg won with the Subaru in 2003.
Carlos Sainz? Father of Formula one driver also named Carlos Sainz?
some of these moments are iconic and i'm glad this channel isn't letting anyone forget about the good ol' early 2000s
I didnt know about the last one, truly bizarre. Nice video!
Last one is not bizzard, the driver probably tried to find a place to turn around without knowing there is car coming that close
Ah, Colin. The driver that got me in to rally. Him and Block will forever be in my heart.
4:59 that moment in a video game when you realize that you have already lost but conclude “well, this is fun too. Who will be my first victim?”.
I love that Mike Chen does the voiceovers for these!
3:06 Colin and Tommy two true legends ❤
Having the police pull over a rally driver is probably the most British thing
Typical British cops, they just can't stop screwing things up.
Rally is a completely different type of Motorsport. It isnt just about drivers and cars. Nature has an impact, sometimes a benefit, others a disastrous consequence if even a slight change in direction goes wrong. Thats why I love it.
1:04 someone had a lot of fun writing this section lol
That Citroen Xsara vs Peugeot 206 shot in the thumbnail is glorious…
More videos like this, please! I'd love to hear more about the history of the WRC
Tommy and Colin iconic moment safari 🇰🇪🙏🏾
5:13 LMFAO that's like every console racing game when the other player has gone nuts. 🤣🤣
Sharp right, into medium left, caution traffic 😂
On the 1986 Tour de Corse Markku Alens intercom was faulty on one of the early stages and Timo Salonen caught him on the stage.
Markku pulled over to let Timo pass but there was a rock in the grass which rolled over Timos 205 T16 evo 2 onto its roof and Timos rally was over.
God, this makes me want a rally car, they sound so good
As a kid, I lived right next to a rally stage. The sound gets pretty annoying if you hear it all the time haha. They do sound great though, don’t they?
Especially the delta s4
As a finn I can confirm that this is exactly how it goes when you have to go to work in the early mornings.
Our gravel roads often have deep potholes in the spring which leads to people going 40km/h on an 80km/h road.
You have to go at least 110km/h with the Toyota avensis so you can fly OVER the potholes. But people don't understand.
4:42 "I can go" -Marcus Grönholm
"no."
OK, this is an exciting video! Nice idea!
This in U.S. NASCAR parlance is known as 'using the chrome horn' (referring to the old chromed front bumpers) to attrsct somones attention. Another well known example of this is off-road racing where pesple give a couple beeps and a BANG to let people know they are and WANT to pass.
Rally Argentina...I grew up riding my 4 weelers on them roads. amazing.
My husband rallied many years, typically cars are released / start at one minute intervals, so if someone catches you up, you should move over and follow them, you will learn something
In amateur rallying you sometimes get a driver that won't let you past. It's infuriating - you know you must be at LEAST one minute quicker than them to have caught them, and the baulking is pointless. Presumably in professional tiers it's a bit more understood.
U can search for "finnish rally rage" to confirm although it probably wasn't possible to let that guy past anyway without risking both getting stuck in the snow :P
@@dmrfnkCame here because of that video :D
1:40 yeah sordo was furious with hirvonen for getting in his way
This man Guti is an absolute legend ❤
These guys are nuts!
That was very unlucky for Meeke in that there was no way he could pull over in a suitable area where Tanak could pass him without burying himself in the snowbank. Would have been very harsh if Tanak had it out with him after that.
tänak was himself stupid in that moment. those points in sweden would helped him to win championship already in 2018.
No way he can rightfully blame the other driver for that. It's frustrating, but they aren't _required_ to pull over, they have points to try to win too. He tried his best to let him by, but he misjudged and was too hasty. Shit happens. He could have done the same and just gone if the road, that's why it's racing.
4:27 *BABY MAKE UP YOUR MIND* _Follow your dreams until the night is over!_ 🗣️🔥🔥🔥ahh moment
other races: do this dont do that be safe dont over do dont rage blah blah
rally: Dont die (optional)
5:09 Great job by the marshall from preventing a serious collision there. Could have ended horribly.
RIP Colin 😢✌️🇬🇧
And the two kids and other adult he killed.
@@drunkenhobo5039
U can hardly blame him for a helicopter malfunction. But yes RIP the two kids and the other adult that was cruelly taken in the crash ✌️
@@markthompson9914 It wasn't a malfunction. He was flying in a dangerous manner with an expired licence in a helicopter he was not authorised to fly. The inquest made that quite clear.
If he had somehow survived, he'd likely still be in jail for what he did.
@@drunkenhobo5039
Is that right 🤔 well that sure told me didn’t it 😒
@@drunkenhobo5039nah fuck dem kids
One man's Trash is another man's come up - well said
one of the best compilation
Nice of Makinen to apologise. Respect.
4:40 The best moment in racing.
This is so good!
id like to believe that competitiveness takes a back seat to 'lets not kill the guy passing'.
I'm terrible at rally racing on the sims... this video just makes me wanna get good at it... far more exciting to watch than F1.
Nothing is as exciting to watch as rally. How could it be? Driving flat out on narrow dirt roads, unpracticed beforehand, trees and rocks and spectators all along the track, loose and variable driving surfaces under you, weather changes when it changes, dust, animals, either you get lucky or you don't, you have to take it as it comes. And you are driving while putting complete faith in your codriver to call the turns correctly, or you end up in the trees at 100mph. And _he_ has to spend the entire race with his eyes on the pace notes, not losing track for a moment, putting complete faith in you to not kill him while you fly past the trees and rocks and slide sideways around blind corners. I stumbled onto rally years ago and the whole concept still amazes me. And I don't see how anyone can be as talented as a top tier rally driver. Not to diminish the other racers, but they don't have to drive the way a rally driver does. They get good tarmac, safety barriers and runoffs, they get to practice and learn the track before they race on it.
Damn this makes me wanna play Dirt 3, that game was such an underrated masterpiece.
This era of rally, I have memories of from my childhood
Some nice memories in this one 👍👍
That no from the police to a rally driver is peak British police-ness 😂😂
Tanak that crashed due to Meeke is one of the surprisingly action of WRC
jesus i didnt know stuff like this existed my god i always thought car racing was very boring this is awesome. far better than track racing.
"i CAN go!"
Fantastic material!!! Great memories :)
3:45 Estonian brilliance! Driving like a Floridian!
Great compilation aswell as commentary.
Great selection 👍
Gosh darnit, I love rally. I truly do. It's the greatest sporting event ever created. That and boxing ;)
Well played marshal
2:15 Beautiful of working and not working suspension.
That's amazing!!
this is the only racing sport I could possibly get into. Haven't started watching yet, though.
spectacular moment... great rally
Great Stuff!
3:12 OTT TANAK!!
WRC HAS TO COME TO IRELAND! :D
I hope this dual rally challenge available in the new EA SPORT WRC game
Samir you're breaking the car
Very good video. Rare to see such nicely done videos these days.
This is good content
Rip Colin one of the best ever ❤️
WRC polo still holds head up as the undisputed rally car ever
@ 0:23 that driver looks spun out too me😂.
Nice video, thanks 👍
You do not mix music to one ear and speech to one ear, you blend them. It is one of the first rules of audio mixing!
it was a glitch with the export, should be fixed now👍
that last one 😱😱
WRC is crazy, but what's crazier is the spectators standing so close to such unstable and unpredictable dangers. Especially standing on apexes of corners and on crests.
That's part of the fun. Risk is fun, its exciting. Until it all goes wrong. But usually it doesn't. Hell, that's true of the people who race for fun too. It's all fun and games until you go into a tree at 100mph. But people need to be able to make these decisions for themselves.
Group B was even crazier, spectators were literally standing on the road
Seems like spectator insanity hasn't changed much since the Group B days
Impressive !!
Those sweet fins. That's why my dog is called Mika!
It was actually quite difficult lol, man was on a rocket!!!
Colin McRae so well known to non-rally fans that his game on PS2 rivalled Gran Turismo. That's millions sold.
5:15 You can feel the confusion.
Lol the guy going the wrong way haha.
The greatest autosport.
that last guy need the u turn indicator like we play in racing games.
3:40 -- Has he gone off?
-- Yep! 😁
Props to that marshall
Seeing Colin McRae gives me a shiver; he was one of the drivers i liked him so much... R.I.P.
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You forgot to copy/paste the heart from esch66's comment.
Sebastian Loeb X Patrik Sandell
😂😂😂
Sandell's navigator was convinced he had a major head injury
Amazing
im new to rally and i love it so much BUT can someone enlighten me what kind of competition this is? where there are overtakings? bcs what i knew is that there is only 1 car at a time racing for fastest time
Best sport
Daniel esta Sola y Dani esta Sordo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:26 - That's how Robert Kubica lost his chance to get back on the road in Monte Carlo 2015 or 2016...
Mannnn these cars remind me of a Colin McRae game I used to play when I was a kid on PS2
Duel slalom ⛳