RUSH (2013) | Niki Lauda joins to BRM team - Full scene | Kinoman
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- It's full scene of historical events occured during 1973 when Niki Lauda joined to BRM team. Lauda took out another bank loan to buy his way into the BRM team in 1973.
Rush is a 2013 biographical sports film centred on the Hunt-Lauda rivalry between two Formula One drivers, the British James Hunt and the Austrian Niki Lauda during the 1976 Formula 1 motor-racing season.
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We (as fans) thank to Director Ron Howard, Writer Peter Morgan, Actors Daniel Brühl and Chris Hemsworth for creating this peace of art and of course Hans Zimmer for dramatic soundtracks. We thank to the production companies "Exclusive Media Group", "Cross Creek Pictures", "Imagine Entertainment", "Revolution Films", "Working Title Films" and "Double Negative (DNEG)" for creating this unbelieveable experience. Other copyright owners are Universal Pictures (ZEFR), Expoza, Pathe, Lasso Entertainment, CoPeerRight Agency - Italy, UniversumFilm, eOne UGC
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I can't go karting without asking the staff if they're "using magnesium parts"...if they laugh you instantly know they also love this film
Lol that's great ima do it
I assume he means a magnesium infused alloy. Thats not so crazy.
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ahahahhaha this is funny m8
"so have a think, work out your priorities and get back to me".. Just brilliant.. I am going to use this line during every salary negotiation hahaha!
Did you end up getting that 20 dollar increase in salary?
@@StephNuggs nah it was a 2 million dollar tender from a top client. But you can use it for your 2 cent pay rise
My son tried the line on his mom and all I’m allowed to say is it didn’t work out to well. Italian mothers makes Enzo Ferrari look like a pushover.
I hope your state have a nice unemployment payment.
@@StephNuggs I got that company car I wanted, not an EV/Hybrid as mostly mandatory and a nice raise............
Mechanics love a good engineer.
@@josephgold208 Lauda did finished engineering school in Austria and using he’s intelect experience and austrian ,,sense of leadership” that what was motivating mechanics . Or maybe it was a sense of charisma
@@markusnashorn1145 Magnesium alloyed metals are a thing.
@@markusnashorn1145 Magnesium is used in modern F1 tho, for wheels, engine blocks, few other things, alloys exist to make it not so prone to burning, while lowering the weight.
Even back in 30s it was used for engine blocks, Alfetta had magnesium block iirc.
Hahahahahaha no they fucking don't! What? Have you ever been on site?
I absolutely love the wave between he and his mechanics at the end knowing full well they couldn't divulge the info 😂
Oh, they're working for Ferrari, I'm sure they would have told everything they changed but that's besides the point. In the movie he upgraded the car that well in just ONE NIGHT!! What could he accomplish in an entire season?
@@Bayard1503 BRM, not Ferrari. But the imporant point is: at 0:49, the scene makes it clear that the mechanics are contractually "reporting exclusively" to Lauda.
@@Bayard1503 Glad we saw what he has accomplished in his entire career, and even in his come back... and its quite funny for me to learn that, as far as I know, my top 2 favorite F1 Drivers that are no longer active have both beaten Alain Prost as a teammate.
Niki Lauda was the simple the best driver to understand how to make a race car better. He was a trained pilot and had stuided aerospace engineering which obviously aided in his race car power train setups. But more than anything many past crew members entitled that Niki was the best at description of issues just by feeling the car and listening to it while racing.
I true throwback and deeply missed.
RIP Niki
What about Fangio ? Great driver and engineer and the only one that staned up to ,,The old Man” Enzo Ferrari
Screw Senna... Lauda was THE man
@@AppleLauda_destroyer99942 hold your horses son, Senna was without a doubt better. Even Lauda knew.
@@fernandoelder45 not even close!!! Niki was way better than Senna. He just didn't know it. He went from last to second at the opening race of the Nürburgring GP track. Also he did a sub 7 minute at the Nordschleife in 1975. He was basically sandbagging all the time because he did not want to die
"and had stuided aerospace engineering"- where did you get that from? Niki Lauda never saw a university from the inside.
Such a small scene, but I love the development of the relationship between Niki and the mechanics. The workers are undoubtedly going to be aggravated at Niki (the boss), who makes them work hard till sunrise the next morning. However, after working so hard, they are ecstatic when they see the fruits of their labor, and they know their effort was worth it when they even doubted it ("no chance" "I don't know clay he just wants you to take it for a spin") and have a newly gained respect for Niki. In life, there is nothing more satisfying than a Job well done (in this case, 2.3 seconds a lap).
You can understand that this scene and movie is phenomenal by the fact that the video has no dislikes.
I just disliked so better change that comment
@@lerchomat why did you dislike?
4 people aren't using magnesium parts
well youtube just took that away
yes about that
4:50 ...at that moment, the mechanics respected him.
2.3 seconds is 2.3 light years in f1 racing. One might need equal amount of dollars in millions maybe billions in similar figures to make a car as fast 😉
a light year is a distance moron
2.3 seconds is distance in a race, moron.
@@marshallferris9143 no it isnt. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second
Dominik Heitlinger in racing time is used to measure distance, for example you would say driver A and driver B are 1 second apart.
@@chickengamer14 no time is never used to measure distance, it may be somewhat propotional to distance wehen you are in motion. but its just an abreviation
I love how the mechanics to start with are just ‘what did Niki say?’ as if mad that they are already bossed around by him. By the end they’re just ‘yep see on the track 👋’
People talk about Ford v Ferrari but totally forget about this gem!
I love this scene. It looks like it is 9:00am the next day. "Thank you, good night!" lol!
When you get a good team together, and both engineer and visionary are knowledge and push each other. When you get that *Spark*
Magic happens, fucking love it.
Amazing business skills
Well, he comes from an industrialist family, and was a quite successful businessman himself. He was one of those guys who know what they are doing, had the guts to do it, and did not care if people liked them for it. Because he did not have to. Yes, he had business skills. Combine that with profound knowledge and actual talent, and you get yourself a winner. And win he did.
@@mediocreman6323 super comment😍✌
@@prasannakumar2321 - Thank you, but you have to know, here in Austria, he, especially for my parents' generation, is a national hero. His grandfather the family patriarch, Hans Lauda, he was pretty much against Niki's dreams, two no-nonsense-guys facing off. In the end, well, have you ever heard of _Hans_ Lauda?
Niki Lauda really was a larger-than-life person.
@@mediocreman6323 Oh really, that's Inspiring....
Thanks for your detailed reply😍✌
@@mediocreman6323 I have heard of Hans Landa
This is 💯 accurate. Precisely what niki would say in his garage!! damn miss u champ.
I didn't realize Paul Ricard looked like Brands Hatch in the 1970s...
Great Scene yea.
Expect for the Fact that the South of France looks like Brands Hatch.
Exactly lmaoo
Weirdly even fiorano looks like brands hatch 😉
I would love to see Piquet's early F1 improvements in his cars too. Maybe that's why Piquet and Lauda always had good relation in Brabham.
Looking for this comment! Imagine a Lauda-Piquet-Brabham movie that culminates on Piquet's first World Championship beating Jones and Reutmann's Williams and Prost's Renault? I would love to see this, too.
I love this movie. Watch it at least two times a year...
When I watched this movie the first time, I didn't know how massive of a difference 2 seconds were.
Per lap it adds up.
"Clay is a senior figure in Formula 1, you're just a rookie!"
Dude, Niki made his debut a year after Clay. What are you on about?
The only "senior figure" that this sport had to offer in 1973 was Graham fooking Hill, he was competing in his 16th season.
probably the 20% the movie got wrong
Regazzoni started racing F1 in 1970 with Ferrari. So he had two years on Lauda at that point.
@@Lonehawk2k4 I saw what you did there
Dramatic license. Had to emphasise Lauda’s relative inexperience.
Lauda didn't *really* join F1 until several years later .
Regazzoni was an established top racing driver not just in F1. Calling him "senior" may be artistic license. But compared to him, Lauda was indeed a Rookie.
It interests me they use magnesium parts as a catchall to show Lauda's engineering brilliance when magnesium was extremely short lived as a material because it was so damn volatile
2:53 Mechanics think: "okay you crazy man..."
3:50 Niki thinks: "what did I tell you fools?"
3:51 Mechanics think: "WHAT THE FUCK?!"
That's not even close to what the movie shows. Were you paying attention?
@@asymsolutions you know that I can put myself in the mind of others, right?
The Oscar, Golden Globe nominations were unfair to Daniel Bruhl. He was nominated in the Best Supporting Actor Category, whereas, if you carefully watch the movie, then you will know for certain that there were two leading actors in the film.
I ripped out my cup holders and replaced with magnesium units. Car 'feels' quicker.
For delivering tofu?
I think it is the fastest way to explain what a thug life is
When i feel lazy i see this , instantly work hard and get it done in one night
I love that scene
Especially the face of the BRM Boss when he saw that Niki's call was right
"Are you using magnesium parts?"
Jo Schlesser. "Am I a joke to you?"
1:15 600kg that was too heavy? Nowadays, most F1 cars weigh at least 700kg
Nowadays, they are also 30%+ larger, have more required aggregates and are built as a thoroughly crash resistant structure, not a tin can.
The unrestricted fantasy car Red Bull X2010 for example was projected at 545kg.
But they also push 1000 hp vs 500 hp back then
@@Lonestar24 while health and safety is important, I think they should also consider widening the narrow tracks so overtaking is possible
F1 needs to lose some pounds
@@shubhamamitjoshi1374 Widening some of the tracks isn’t a good idea. It’s better to build new tracks which suit the limousines that are modern F1 cars, and let there be some tracks where it’s easier to overtake than others. Good racing isn’t just about overtakes - there were more overtakes per race in the late 2010s than the 2000s, but most would agree that the racing was generally better in the 2000s.
Best scene in this movie for a nerd like me.
Lance&Lawrence in Racing Point/Aston Martin be like
Nowadays some people act as if the driver built the car by adjusting some settings to his liking
Lauda made his home race debut in 1971 and then full-time in 1972.
Lovve how professional nikki was he wasnt one to turn a blind eye on any slacking
Regazzoni, Niki's dad, the BRM-boss and Marlene Lauda disliked
Why Marlene? This was before Niki meets her.
I feel devotion ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Why does Clay look angry
Because he didnt want to do one more lap
Nikki Lauda becomes non executive chairman of AMG Mercedes f1 in 2012 the win constructor titles from 2014 to 2020. Coincidence?
No...
Exactly what i thought. Merce won a lot because of him.
“I think NOT….!!”
Those magnesium parts were foreshadowing a wreck at Nuremberg ring
2:35 is that klaus kinski?
1:15 When people ask about my GF
Baron Zemo is here
Doesn't the team own the car? They can just examine it.
He owned the team.
Obviously yes, but It is a totally made up story this.
Niki had a contract, and thanks to a loan he was able to pay his drive in BRM that season. The team was struggling for money and they couldn’t risk loosing it. Lauda did something like buying the car for that season…
Anyone missed the Hans Zimmer part in this scene..Really a cool BGM
Where was he?
Is he stanley
Bgm bgm
Yah I don't remember modern catch fencing in 1976
where is the magnesium part store?
Magnesium is the thing who burn him in 1976
Yes, but even if the car was made of iron....it still would of been burning him. There's no way to NOT to get burned/die in a horrible F1 crash in the 70s. Remember...1-2 people died every season.
@@DJUwU yeah but magnesium takes fire very very quickly
@@matvt.2451 wouldn’t have made much of a difference.
@@AgentJ2007 of course it would have made a lot of difference the fire would have been much less powerful
@@matvt.2451 he would still have suffered severe injuries. Iron doesn’t prevent the fire from burning, only slow it down.
Someone needs to sigma grindset meme this
I memed this:
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איזו פצצה.
who is that girl ? 3:17
Mission report March 17 2020
@@editingman95 I see what you did there
1:42 yeah I don’t think that’s a good idea niki
Yeah because magnesium takes fire very easily
Ken Miles vs Niki Lauda
Why Thor & Kenai are joining the race
this scene is the cut scene, the correct scene includes him asking for contracts for all his mechanics too, hence why they are so friendly when he leaves.
3:13 "Fanculo" 🤣
More: axxfxx
Smoking cigs while surrounded by flammable substances!
If a driver can pick up two seconds a lap, he can be on the podium spraying champagne before the second place car finishes.
Yo jory cassel
Thor and zemo.
#BOSS
Lol
Clay: "Fanculo!" 😆
what is he eating salad?
I think yogurt
This movie is a total classical american bs.fairy-tail. First of all it was Regazzoni who brings Niki in Ferrari. Second of all if you have the lucky to listen to the people who lived that era (Mauro Forghieri, Jackie Stewart, Arturo Merzario, Jacky Ickx, Niki Lauda himself) they will tell you how this movie is a terrible depiction of that era and how the pilots (James Hunt in first) were totally different from the characters told by this particular insignificant movie.
The score is gorgeous.