LATVALA onboard Rally de España 2014 VW Polo R WRC - STAGE WIN!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2014
- Jari-Matti Latvala onboard - fastest in stage! Rally de España 2014 in Catalunya. Stage win for Latvala on SS10 Colldejou, 5.3 seconds faster than Sébastien Ogier, also in a VW Polo R WRC rally car. Fast WRC latvala onboard for World Rally Championship Rally España onboard on ashphalt. 1:00 funny rally fans, 5:30 from a wide fast road onto a narrow road, 7:55 into a flat out maximum attack section, 9:20 into the famous Pratdip junction with many rally fans, 13:10 WRC TV helicopter flying low filming Latvala, 15:03 swerves to avoid a rock on a right bend.
Co-driver is Miikka Anttila reading pacenotes in Finnish / Suomi
Stage name and distance: SS10 Colldejou 1 26.48 km
Latvala stage time: 15 minutes 41.6 seconds.
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1:00 funny rally fans, 5:30 from a wide fast road onto a narrow road, 7:55 into a flat out maximum attack section, 9:20 into the famous Pratdip junction with many rally fans, 13:10 WRC TV helicopter flying low filming Latvala, 15:03 swerves to avoid a rock on a right bend.
2021 still remembered this 2014 Classic WRC ONBOARD.
8:05 - What an insane speed!
8:30 the suspension in this car is something unbelievable
just the simplest marpherson
15:07 those reflexes...
who put the rock there ??? humm
+escrabuno It was probably knocked onto the road by a previous car.
@@jimthebrit happy late new year 2021 jim.
VW really built a great WRC car: well done!
reminds me of sebastian loeb chill and smooth driving with the best notes thats why he set the fastest
WRC that is the real "king" of the race!
This would have been a mind blowing video if they had given the speedometer information, the time, and gear change. Please look into it WRC
Spain really gives the gearbox a workout, whew!
This video along with the rally is a fantastic assault on the senses. Hooray Rally of Spain and WRC. Phenomenal drive by Lat! Keep the vids coming.
I cannot comprehend the speed(s) during this stage... Incredible.
Never seem anything like this... Unbelievable driving
15:07 just avoided that stone!
Wow! que buena vista!!
How did Latvala saw that 😅
@@dickmccarthy9496 Co driver said don't cut so ye
Engine with gearbox sound so hypnotizing
I wish dirt rally 2 had the same amount of REALISTIC grip on tarmac
15:06 Nice reflex
***** oh shit that was close, small rock
8:00 the speed
el mejor vídeo desde interior qué e visto,tramo completo,muy buena calidad dé vídeo,tambien buena calidad de audio,sin cortes,perfecto,no comprendo el qué no les gustó a los qué dieron like negativo
llevo viendo un ciento de videosyoutube de rally,lo mejor de calidad que me encontré con diferencia FIA World Rally Championship, Decidi descargarlos y verlos en el televisor,una gozada,animo a que sigan subiendo material,gracias mil
Älä = Don't Cut
Awesome! Now I pay attention to every time he says it. Please, tell us more of the common phrases and words they use.
Go Jari-Matti!
What reflexes!!!
WHAT A MASTER
прекрасная трасса!
nice camera placement.
Imagine if they had the same power like in the Group B from the 80's with the modern technology...
Hello, for this onboard videos on youtube the voice of the co-driver is to hear, i really love it. Can you add this please for WRC+ subscribbers to? If i watch the onboard videos at WRC+ there is no voice at all, just the motor sound.
GooD JOB !
Красота то какая! Ляпота!
i love the chort corners tracks..
He looks sp relaxt during the driving
no hay mejor lugar para un circuito de Zacapoaxtla Puebla México
este lugar y sus alrededores tienen circuitos increíbles y paisajes es mejor que guanajuato
Como le pone huevo Jari!!!!
Caralho... O carro parece um kart... Anda nos trilhos
SIEMPRE LIKE POSITIVO
like dancing
a speedometer would be nice
if you watch on WRC+ (with subscription) you have a speedometer, even a map if you want, but for some reason no voice for the codriver
Clean!
fast!
Because on the Will for the Two levels on the board
6:55 vaya huevos ponerse a mirar ahí
If Nordschleife is Green Hell, what is this then??
They have this exact track in the original DIRT
Torre de Fontaubella #thebest
08:10 :)
2:46 up up??? down down down why?
no better place for a circuit Zacapoaxtla Puebla México
this place and its surroundings have incredible circuits and landscapes is better than guanajuato
1:05 was he waving Madrid jersey 😂
I absolutely love these onboard cameraview througout entire stages but there is room for improvement. Namely this : I want to see the road, the race, the nature. I don't want to see the drivers. The constant switching to this other camera is annoying, and you seem to do it mostly when the speed gets going.
Please keep this to a bare minimum, showing the drivers at the start and finish is enough. If we want to see them we can skip back or ahead or go watch a picture or 2 :)
+Nightswipe Disagree!! Watching the driver work is as at least as interesting!
So, do the spectators have to walk all the way up to where they decide to stay?
Andrew Fallon Yes.
very good................ but its not quite
burns vs makinen vs sainz vs mcrae vs delacour vs pinizzi vs gronholm vs kankkunen............. is it?............
and auriol.......... sorry didier..........
This thing should have a speedometer.
there is always some small Zoom in the Camera. speed feeling `s gone ....
+Claudio Stoner It's a seensor size restriction.
latvala tiene una conduccion mas precisa que ogier pero ogier es ligeramente mas rapido
14:45 That confederate flag looks out of place. Does it mean something different over there?
I guess Dukes of Hazzard has made it an universal symbol for youthful rebels.
Not that I know.
15:08 coduri clar
Hablo inglés el navegante filandes
Still sequential gearbox.., why not leverage at the steering ?. I m not a WRC follower sorry.. Rules or what else ?. Thsnks..
+Paolo Ciarpaglini FIA rules, they went back to the paddle shift in 2015.
Kyllä, Suomi maailman hitain kansa. Tilaa mtv paketti ja näet sen itse!
XD
Topical wrc fast,but as interesting as fog.
j'avais des bonnes bcr à ce mment là ctait un monde d'autre chose ... a qui porfite le crime ?
I was enjoying the ride until 14:40. A dixie flag flying in Spain.
6 likes negativos?
I'm by no means a professional rally car driver, so I'll be humble, but being honest, is it really that necessary to change gears so much throughout one stage? When I'm in Spain in Dirt Rally 2 I never change gears so often. If I know I can take a turn in 3rd gear I'll do it. I've always felt that made me quicker because I keep the momentum from my previous velocity, not just that but I also save mental energy something vital in rally racing.
Latvala made the best time here so watch and learn.
Gimana tuh kalo tiba2 ada emak2 naek motor nyebrang? Ga nyalain sein pula
Pick a lane! amirite?
Espana no existe, se dice España