Thanks guys for all kind comments! Like I said in the video - probably the only track in the world, were just driving, even without racing gives me pure fun every single lap. In my opinion the only thing which can compare to Nordschleife is Monte Carlo F1 track. Both tracks you also have to use every available "cm" and it's much more about rhythm, consistency and PURE PUSHING not so much about being precise ;) Many people asked me how I learned the track - I highly recommend using available PS/XBOX/PC racing simulators to get to know, if track goes left or right and 2nd or 5th gear 😂 I guess you need to do minimum 50-60 laps on your computer and after that it's good to take an instructor for first 10-15 laps on the ring. Don't come in a car you don't know unless, it's something with not so much power. I started with a rented Clio and than went for faster cars once I knew my way around. I recommend doing it this way :)
Absolutely agree with you in regards to taking it step by step. Carefully working your way up. I think you should perhaps think about setting up a driving school on the nurburgring available in polish language I am sure this would attract quite a lot of interest not only from polish speaking customers. I have noticed your car is registered in Poland. Do you drive your gt3 rs all the way to the track or take it on the trailer or it is parked somewhere in the village nearby?
it’s cooler without the stabilization. You get a way better feeling for the speed and situation. When the film is always steady it’s sometime hard to imagine how fast you really are.
The only problem is that this can give people motion sickness and ruin the experience for them, or make it unwatchable. Cloverfield suffered the same issues, as it was a great attempt at first person, but it showed the weaknesses.
I didn't like the camera movement. With this camera correcting the angle at all times, our brain loses the reference point, I don't know. I got dizzy. For me, the Incar videos with fixed cameras, we can feel the movement of the car very well, and better understanding the force applied to the steering wheel and the driver's style of steering, we can appreciate the precision in the trajectory of each curve.
The footage is a lot more shaky than you're used to of me because I was filming with the new GoPro 9 and it seems that the stabilization settings were quite off. I am terribly sorry for that and I guess there is only one way to rectify this mistake: we have to re-run the -record- lap.
It's funny to imagine the reaction of a less experienced person driving nervously around. Perhaps they're on their limit at 80km/h through some corner - when an 8000rpm screaming green monster just pops up behind like magic 😂
Go one day on the skid pad with mechanical movement and you will behave the same. It`s natural when you feel the car. The only difference is, the pro driver do it better and smoothly + he can do it with much higher speeds.
I love what Kuba said about giving the benefit of the doubt to all the drivers on the track, and being humble and confident enough to limit himself for the sake of longevity and enjoyment, both for himself and others!
I laughed at that too! What he said was "My previous team manager who gave me a lot of knowledge, he always used to say, use every millimeter of the track because you pay for the whole track."
Forza 4 had the track day mode where it had ai controlled traffic and you were supposed to lap in a specific time around the nordschleife while dodging all the cars.
@@treatb09 There was also a mission in Gran Turismo 5 that involved making it around the Nord as fast as possible while avoiding traffic in I think an AMG
It was annoying but I get it a litle bit. Imagine you have only a few oportunities to go on the track and enjoy the racing line. The fact that you are better driver in much better car doesnt mean I have to move over immediately and ruin my experience so you can have yours. I dont know the rules of open day tho, maybe Im wrong.
That's nothing. I've had BMW 318d block me, would not move over. He floored it right up to 190-200 kph. Did not want to let a Honda overtake him. Maybe he didn't know it was a Type R :).
Absolutely on it , his lines are so perfect around here , he’s getting on the power a lot earlier in the apexes than most can , amazing skill mate I don’t think you should be retired you should be winning races 👍
Add to that...With used race harness, timing gear, car set up for track use and used helmet. One careful owner used for the school run and food shopping please trust me I'm an ex-race car driver :)
@@gregorymoats4007 - Thank you, Gregory, I appreciate your kind words. To have that same sort of hilarious fun on any given day try watching the news, then remind yourself the people reading it expect you to believe it! My best to you. Porsche. There is no substitute.
Best Nurburgring lap I have ever seen in a stock standard road car. WOW Absolutely Brilliantly done Kuba Giermaziak. Thank You Misha Charoudin for taking the time to make this video
I actually learned quite a bit from this guy , that I might not have learned watching other onboard videos, because I can see his steering inputs. I only sim race, I was always kind of slow around the last 4 or 5km before the final straight. Watching this guy drive that section of the circuit was helpful.
This driver is actually a very safe pair of hands particularly as he is super aware of the much slower traffic and has to act accordingly. All us enthusiasts who have been there know it is bumpy as hell and you get a full workout if you drive quickly. Im just an enthusiast but been lucky that my brother has raced often there and a highlight being the 24hours. He showed me around but it is a large amount to remember and fun and enjoyment is the most important thing. I notice you finish at Frank’s Forsthaus, Frank was my brother’s team colleague and supports us over in the UK, a very good friend of us at Allard Sports Cars. Well put together filming. I hope perhaps to meet you Misha when we can make it back out to Frank’s. You will be hard pressed to find a faster driver and combination to take you round. brilliant. Gavin Allard
most people on the track also keep an eye on the back mirror too, when they see fast approaching cars from behind they pull to the side. Except for a few...you know....
I like how he went off the throttle at 7.36 even though there would have been enough space to fly past the car at full speed. This is proper Racecar driving and not some idiot risking the live of him and other.
That was just brilliant!! I really enjoy watching drivers driving the Cupra's and such around the Ring . . .but that was just something else!! The way Kuba put the bends together . .and attacked the bends! it was just brilliant. Thanks guys.
Such a shame he's not racing anymore... I really hoped he'd be a second Polish F1 driver, but he didn't want and/or couldn't afford to be a paid driver...
How refreshing to see a fantastically talented driver perform like that behind the wheel, but remain so down to earth and eloquent in the interview. I agree Misha this video and the Robert Kubica are the TH-cam highlights of 2020 for me. Keep up the good work. Cheers, Steve. UK 🇬🇧
When I saw the video title “maximum attack” I was like “sure okay just like all the other videos” but like... no seriously this was absolute MAXIMUM ATTCK. Sheeeeesh!
Terrific ride along!! One of the best out there on TH-cam right now for sure. No mind numbing narratives, rather just allowing all of us to just here the symphony of mechanical genius be worked around the track by one with tremendous skill showing the true abilities of the car. Love it!! Thank you for not chatting the whole way through listening to themselves pontificate their infinite wisdoms, lol, like so many others seem not not be able to hold back on doing. After a few minutes of realizing your weren’t going to constantly interrupt the experience, I popped this up on the 60” screen, cranked up the surround sound, pulled my chair right up in front of the screen, and hit replay. Felt like I was in the car (minus the shakes, bounces, and g-forces, lol)!!! AWESOME!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
If i were in that passenger seat, i would have either needed to change my pants or would have suffered from a heart attack. HOLY SH** ! That guy is *fast* ,but at the same time it didn`t feel unsafe, he definitely knows what he`s doing, and what the GT3 RS is capable of.
@@AngeloProMusician I do filmwork myself and i ride bikes too and my GoPro can't film 60fps when it's getting dark outside it just looks noisy as hell cause of ISO beingo pushed too far
It’s crazy to see how constant the lateral Gs were in the 1.4 G area! And how planted the car remained even during 1.7 G spikes! Talks a lot about the car but particularly the driver’s skill. Awesome video.
what an experience to watch!!! I couldn't imagine sitting in the passenger seat and experiencing that...... one brave and lucky man you are.... Thank you for sharing this....
If you refer to the black one in Hatzenbach and Hoheneichen, i would disagree. Even with a slower car in a twisty section, where usually in a race most drivers wouldn't overtake either, you should stay on the fast lane and have fun. It's not a race and everybody paid the same money to enjoy the track. Imo all cars in the video behave respectfully and correct to the faster Porsche.
Been using 100+bhp bikes since the 80's so 'fast' is a relative thing, but some of these laps are the sort where you know there's not much more between getting it right and getting it really wrong. Kuba makes it look easy, which is usually a good sign. Been pillion on bikes on 'fast laps' where both need to hang off and act like a 2 wheel sidecar unit. If you're paying attention and get in sync with the driver it's a real blast and you never get the chance to get frightened you're concentrating too hard on the track. Only later if you've videoed it do the sketchy bits make you 'clench' a bit. Thanks a lot for those couple of laps, having 'traffic' keeps things in perspective as it is more of a mental blur on a clear lap. Nice :-) (and b r e a t h)
I'm just amazed at how well the GT3 RS responds to the track and the input of the driver, I know Kuba is an extremely good driver but you have to be happy that such a well-calibrated machine exists! what a time to be alive!
what a masterful run from Kuba. he makes it look so easy. the second run was also worth every second to watch. thank you Micha for sharing such wonderful content in different times we have to face.
Guy I used to sail with also did some Porsche club racing and did very well. Other guys would ask him who set up his car and his answer was always "the dealer". It's about the artist, not the tools.... ;)
The'll be a lot of people in this world who think they are fast drivers, but if they watched these laps they'd no just how far away from a properly fast driver they are. It's not just Kuba's raw talent, which he has in abundance, it's also the courage to commit at those speed so close to the ragged edge on a damp track. Huge respect for Kuba, and thank you Misha for trusting Kuba to keep you safe so you could share those laps with us.
Absolutely epic footage - savage GT3 RS with Kuba’s smooth controlled aggression unleashed on a sunset monster lap - Misha also working very hard in passenger seat !
this guy is sooo faast, he's pulling crazy speed through corners, +250km/h at the turn in bottom of the fox hole like i never thought a GT3 RS creats alll that downforce
@@williamcastro173 it creates a lot of downforce for a road car, but compared to an actual GT3, for example, it's very low downforce compared to the power it has
If you mean the compression in Fuchsröhre there is a lot of grip coming from the car switching from going downhill to uphill. That bit is easier than it looks. The bit right after: not so much.
Wow, that was some skilled driving. Hitting 1.4 g's lateral acceleration regularly, with that little aero downforce, is just insane. He's as late as possible on the brakes, never just coasting but going from corner to gas to brakes to corner, with early apex and then on the gas before mid-corner, and of course using the whole track. That's a clinic on how to be fast. The camera buffeting actually wasn't bad; it gave it a more realistic feel, I think. And I love the interview at the end. Super work, Misha.
Lol... Never. Can't beat a German in terms of Speed and handling a Car to the Limit and over. Best example Schumacher. But none the less, these two you mentioned are good drivers too.
3:48 overtakes BMW and yellow porsche is what 1/4 mile ahead. 4:02 and his rear view is full of Viper green GT3 RS, but his left indicator is still winking away until 4:14. This just goes to show there is always someone faster. All those critical of other drivers being slow to pull over should remember they themselves are not the fastest. I didn't hear a word of criticism from Kuba, that is a level of professionalism we should all aspire to.
Just simply stunning, relentless grip and performance through all sections and i continue to be blown away by the GT3 RS, and then there's the GT3 RS MR! Crazy as a box of frogs. Superb driving skills too, another reason for being blown away by this video..
Thanks guys for all kind comments! Like I said in the video - probably the only track in the world, were just driving, even without racing gives me pure fun every single lap. In my opinion the only thing which can compare to Nordschleife is Monte Carlo F1 track. Both tracks you also have to use every available "cm" and it's much more about rhythm, consistency and PURE PUSHING not so much about being precise ;) Many people asked me how I learned the track - I highly recommend using available PS/XBOX/PC racing simulators to get to know, if track goes left or right and 2nd or 5th gear 😂 I guess you need to do minimum 50-60 laps on your computer and after that it's good to take an instructor for first 10-15 laps on the ring. Don't come in a car you don't know unless, it's something with not so much power. I started with a rented Clio and than went for faster cars once I knew my way around. I recommend doing it this way :)
I can only agree with the above!
Many thanks again for the lap, it was mind-blowing!
Absolutely agree with you in regards to taking it step by step. Carefully working your way up. I think you should perhaps think about setting up a driving school on the nurburgring available in polish language I am sure this would attract quite a lot of interest not only from polish speaking customers. I have noticed your car is registered in Poland. Do you drive your gt3 rs all the way to the track or take it on the trailer or it is parked somewhere in the village nearby?
Wise words 👍 cheers for the laps Mr Giermaziak
Which simulator would you recommend?
Wise advices and thanks for these really enjoyable laps, drive it like you stole it 😂😂
Wow....that was so intense, I forgot I'm sitting on the toilet with a dead leg.
🤣 LMAO
Lmao !!! Hell yeah that was sick with it .
🤣
I am literally doing the same thing ong
😂😂👍
The shakey shake didn't bother me at all, if anything it made it feel faster and more violent.
violent is the right word, holy shit that was intense.
Exactly, it made the lap more emotional
Looks great in 4k full screen makes it more dynamic
YES!! Don't use stabilizer. Just use high FPS and 4k. This raw footage looks great and realistic! Really feel the speed. Best ever!!
Perfect wording!
VIOLENT!
Two years later Kuba Giermaziak is the 2022 NLS Speed Trophy champion! Well deserved!
Wow, nice to hear. I am very happy for him. This video was the craziest speed I ever saw on the Ring.
it’s cooler without the stabilization. You get a way better feeling for the speed and situation. When the film is always steady it’s sometime hard to imagine how fast you really are.
iono, i like the camera stabilized to the track and watching the car bounce around, same sense of speed
Yes exactly and bumps and how hard he’s throwing over the kerbs
The only problem is that this can give people motion sickness and ruin the experience for them, or make it unwatchable. Cloverfield suffered the same issues, as it was a great attempt at first person, but it showed the weaknesses.
I didn't like the camera movement.
With this camera correcting the angle at all times, our brain loses the reference point, I don't know. I got dizzy.
For me, the Incar videos with fixed cameras, we can feel the movement of the car very well, and better understanding the force applied to the steering wheel and the driver's style of steering, we can appreciate the precision in the trajectory of each curve.
16:11 whoa!
The footage is a lot more shaky than you're used to of me because I was filming with the new GoPro 9 and it seems that the stabilization settings were quite off.
I am terribly sorry for that and I guess there is only one way to rectify this mistake: we have to re-run the -record- lap.
On the other hand, it gives a more realistic view of how bumpy the track is and how aggressive/fast his driving is :) Absolutely sending it wow
Bugatti BOLIDE:wanna listen a joke?
*a Koenigsegg jesko*
hahah Everything is a record now
Holy shit. Is this how shaky the track actually is????????? O_O WHAT!!!!! I always thought it was super smooth!
Was the speed accurately recorded? 😀
the sound of that high revving porsche is a thing of pure motorsport perfection
It's funny to imagine the reaction of a less experienced person driving nervously around. Perhaps they're on their limit at 80km/h through some corner - when an 8000rpm screaming green monster just pops up behind like magic 😂
Sounds like a vacuum
@@drewp.weiner2473 Your breathe smells like a vacuum
The Tesla Plaid made it the most boring track video in comparison.
@@drewp.weiner2473 Senna sounds like a vacuum
15:56 wow look at how quickly he corrects the oversteer with the counter input and then hooks the corner, insane skill level
looked for this comment. My man bullied that car back into line. Amazing.
I think its cz of the tyres cool down due to the yellow flag
@@_flooooo_2109 what does the yellow flag mean?
@@Jordan-iz2dk it means there is danger so you need to go slow
Go one day on the skid pad with mechanical movement and you will behave the same. It`s natural when you feel the car. The only difference is, the pro driver do it better and smoothly + he can do it with much higher speeds.
I love what Kuba said about giving the benefit of the doubt to all the drivers on the track, and being humble and confident enough to limit himself for the sake of longevity and enjoyment, both for himself and others!
Greatly put! He was pushing it, but definitely living to see the next day.
This dude is the definition of SEND ITT
i paid for the whole track, i'm gonna use the whole track
...If I paid for the whole speedometer, I'm going to use the whole speedometer
dude i was about to comment this joke, bruh
@@teej5619 I think he was talking about marcs joke
@@speedyak5301 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
They're both funny
I paid for the whole gas, I'm going to use the whole gas.
"My team manager used to say .... *angry porsche noises*"
I laughed at that too! What he said was "My previous team manager who gave me a lot of knowledge, he always used to say, use every millimeter of the track because you pay for the whole track."
There's something quite calming about watching someone comfortable on the limit.
This isn't the cars limit by any stretch of the imagination ..
@@elonmust7470 lol nice troll.
@@SuperDickiedavies There's always room for improvement. People don't go fast by thinking otherwise. I fully believe that I could do better.
@@elonmust7470 I respect your opinion and look forward to the upload.
Actions speak louder than words sir.
@@elonmust7470 you couldn't
4:16 awesome braking, from 230 to 0 in a blink of a eye
That's Porsche engineering for ya!
🤣
This feels like playing Gran Turismo with a wayyy too good car in a low league 😂
Forza 4 had the track day mode where it had ai controlled traffic and you were supposed to lap in a specific time around the nordschleife while dodging all the cars.
@@treatb09 There was also a mission in Gran Turismo 5 that involved making it around the Nord as fast as possible while avoiding traffic in I think an AMG
yes someone told all the shitty BMW drivers with no rear view mirror to turn up that day it seems
This guy drives like he's trying to set his record lap in a racing Sim with nothing to lose
Ha ha ha
That's how I drive on the track.
Luckily, I only have 100hp 🤣
accurate 👌
@@JoshuaTootell What do you drive?
Only the finest motorcar of all time: 2012 Ford Fiesta@@blackpagan100 🤣
Misha alone is giving Polish drivers more attention than all of Polish media put together... Thanks :)
Prawda....true!!!
Coz looking for viewers that all
Makes me proud to use shoe Polish!
That one BMW driver that wouldn’t move annoyed tf out of me so annoying
That one drove like he was alone on the track, pushing his car too much near the limit, this is TF, he’s leaving no room for error.
They are so calm with it. I'd flash the hell out of him...
It was annoying but I get it a litle bit. Imagine you have only a few oportunities to go on the track and enjoy the racing line. The fact that you are better driver in much better car doesnt mean I have to move over immediately and ruin my experience so you can have yours. I dont know the rules of open day tho, maybe Im wrong.
Yeah, but he wouldn't be able to go that much quicker tho
That's nothing. I've had BMW 318d block me, would not move over. He floored it right up to 190-200 kph. Did not want to let a Honda overtake him. Maybe he didn't know it was a Type R :).
Absolutely on it , his lines are so perfect around here , he’s getting on the power a lot earlier in the apexes than most can , amazing skill mate I don’t think you should be retired you should be winning races 👍
Did you see him perform in al those SP9 cars?!
@@Tristan.R.J.M no I haven’t but I will check them out for sure cheers , what a amazing driver I’m sure there joy to watch just as much as this
Incredible driving. Some of the best I’ve seen on the ring yet. And my hats off to Porsche for a very capable car.
Later on “Porsche GT3RS for sale, low mileage never seen a redline “
only used for sundays on the way to church
@@Miszaification with slightly used Cup2 tires.
@@ShelbyvsViper with regular oil changes...
Never been raced or rallied
Add to that...With used race harness, timing gear, car set up for track use and used helmet. One careful owner used for the school run and food shopping please trust me I'm an ex-race car driver :)
That guy knows how to Porsche
EXACTLY
Lately two best full send laps made by polish drivers. Proud to be Polish :D
Makes me proud to use shoe Polish!
@@showtime951 Hahaha! Polish blood in me, that was hilarious. Laughed out loud...
@@gregorymoats4007 -
Thank you, Gregory, I appreciate your kind words.
To have that same sort of hilarious fun on any given day try watching the news, then remind yourself the people reading it expect you to believe it!
My best to you.
Porsche. There is no substitute.
Best Nurburgring lap I have ever seen in a stock standard road car. WOW Absolutely Brilliantly done Kuba Giermaziak. Thank You Misha Charoudin for taking the time to make this video
From the shakiness of the camera I felt so much excitement
Pro drivers are on another level far above us mortals. I’ve never seen anyone use this much of the track. He devours curbs.
That is nothing to be proud of.
@@stanislouse4168 hmm
@@stanislouse4168 let’s see your video
In the hands of a pro, we are reminded that Porsche and other “super cars” are called Supercars for a real reason.
@@stanislouse4168 what lol, he’s driving great. You clearly don’t know what you’re talking about
Thanks Misha for this video on behalf of all Polish fans 🙏👍🇵🇱🏁
“you should use every millimeter of the track... you paid for the whole thing” 😂🤣
That's the Polish mind set 😂😜
and every rpm of the engine, and all the grip of the tires!
exactly same story with speedo, you pay for all of it so use all of it lmao
Every high-performance driving instructor uses that saying. It’s true though!
THIS / it’s there, use it
That was craziest lap on Nurburgring that I've seen. Kuba is very skilled driver!
I actually learned quite a bit from this guy , that I might not have learned watching other onboard videos, because I can see his steering inputs. I only sim race, I was always kind of slow around the last 4 or 5km before the final straight. Watching this guy drive that section of the circuit was helpful.
This driver is actually a very safe pair of hands particularly as he is super aware of the much slower traffic and has to act accordingly. All us enthusiasts who have been there know it is bumpy as hell and you get a full workout if you drive quickly. Im just an enthusiast but been lucky that my brother has raced often there and a highlight being the 24hours. He showed me around but it is a large amount to remember and fun and enjoyment is the most important thing. I notice you finish at Frank’s Forsthaus, Frank was my brother’s team colleague and supports us over in the UK, a very good friend of us at Allard Sports Cars. Well put together filming. I hope perhaps to meet you Misha when we can make it back out to Frank’s. You will be hard pressed to find a faster driver and combination to take you round. brilliant. Gavin Allard
most people on the track also keep an eye on the back mirror too, when they see fast approaching cars from behind they pull to the side. Except for a few...you know....
I like how he went off the throttle at 7.36 even though there would have been enough space to fly past the car at full speed. This is proper Racecar driving and not some idiot risking the live of him and other.
This guy is insane!! I’m so impressed. He dances so flawlessly around every turn. I aspire to have his confidence and skill. Amazing!!
I think you could have that too if you were behind the wheel of a Porsche
@@chris-wg9tk garbage reply. belongs in the landfill
18 years of experiance broo
@@chris-wg9tk That's literally farthest from the truth. Have you ever actually driven one? Even in a sim?
Your choice of words hit the spot. He’s like a Kung-Fu master dancing his routine with deadly precision.
That was just brilliant!! I really enjoy watching drivers driving the Cupra's and such around the Ring . . .but that was just something else!! The way Kuba put the bends together . .and attacked the bends! it was just brilliant. Thanks guys.
What an RS is meant for, not just for a weekend grocery run. So much pleasure watching you drive her so hard/well...even with the traffic.
Such a shame he's not racing anymore... I really hoped he'd be a second Polish F1 driver, but he didn't want and/or couldn't afford to be a paid driver...
Yeah but now we get to have Lance Stroll ;)
@@betterwithrum I have a sense that you're being sarcastic but Stroll is insanely talented though.
this is the most immersive camerawork ive seen, it really puts you there and lets you appreciate the speed and talent of the driver
How refreshing to see a fantastically talented driver perform like that behind the wheel, but remain so down to earth and eloquent in the interview. I agree Misha this video and the Robert Kubica are the TH-cam highlights of 2020 for me. Keep up the good work. Cheers, Steve. UK 🇬🇧
I really enjoyed the raw point of view, we can almost feel how intense it was ! Thanks Micha and Kuba !
Lots of great information in the setup and tire conversation. Loved this.
When I saw the video title “maximum attack” I was like “sure okay just like all the other videos” but like... no seriously this was absolute MAXIMUM ATTCK. Sheeeeesh!
DRIVER OF EXCEPTION, a true legend 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Seb, You're legend of Nordschleife.
just proves how fast a GT3RS is, an absolute joy to watch, thanks for the upload
Terrific ride along!! One of the best out there on TH-cam right now for sure. No mind numbing narratives, rather just allowing all of us to just here the symphony of mechanical genius be worked around the track by one with tremendous skill showing the true abilities of the car. Love it!! Thank you for not chatting the whole way through listening to themselves pontificate their infinite wisdoms, lol, like so many others seem not not be able to hold back on doing.
After a few minutes of realizing your weren’t going to constantly interrupt the experience, I popped this up on the 60” screen, cranked up the surround sound, pulled my chair right up in front of the screen, and hit replay. Felt like I was in the car (minus the shakes, bounces, and g-forces, lol)!!! AWESOME!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
What an amazing ride - thank you. I especially love how you pass other Porsches like they are standing still...
Such a wild ride, pulling almost 2Gs in the turns and all the vibration. Can't imagine how incredible the experience must be from the seat.
If i were in that passenger seat, i would have either needed to change my pants or would have suffered from a heart attack.
HOLY SH** ! That guy is *fast* ,but at the same time it didn`t feel unsafe, he definitely knows what he`s doing, and what the GT3 RS is capable of.
He didn't feel safe because he is not smooth.
@@stanislouse4168, he was as smooth as he could be at that speed.
@@stanislouse4168 sounds like you don’t know what you’re talking about lol
60p (fps) would be so much better for these type of videos - but that was still incredible! :)
It would but it was too dark to film in 60fps
@@AngeloProMusician I do filmwork myself and i ride bikes too and my GoPro can't film 60fps when it's getting dark outside it just looks noisy as hell cause of ISO beingo pushed too far
@@AngeloProMusician Sony A7R4 you say.. when i win lottery i will get it hahah
Wow is this a race car video or a meeting at the bingo Hall 😳
60fps "irl" videos are PURE TRASH, please avoid them!
It’s crazy to see how constant the lateral Gs were in the 1.4 G area! And how planted the car remained even during 1.7 G spikes! Talks a lot about the car but particularly the driver’s skill. Awesome video.
what an experience to watch!!! I couldn't imagine sitting in the passenger seat and experiencing that...... one brave and lucky man you are.... Thank you for sharing this....
My thoughts exactly. I don’t think I could have remained composed as a passenger!
Got to be one of the best onboard TF videos of this year, absolutely on it... shame about the traffic but that’s TF
I swear it’s always bmw drivers not moving out of the way
that's cuz they have ego problems -> so they get used BMW to make themselves feel good
If you refer to the black one in Hatzenbach and Hoheneichen, i would disagree. Even with a slower car in a twisty section, where usually in a race most drivers wouldn't overtake either, you should stay on the fast lane and have fun. It's not a race and everybody paid the same money to enjoy the track. Imo all cars in the video behave respectfully and correct to the faster Porsche.
@@covalentbond7933 he’s right man
Thats coz they're too used to overtaking others rather than getting overtaken.
@@tobytoxd I completely agree.
Thank you Kuba Giermaziak for taking TH-cam with you for a few laps. Absolutely amazing!
Amazing. My coffee went cold because I didn't want my eyes leaving the screen!
Been using 100+bhp bikes since the 80's so 'fast' is a relative thing, but some of these laps are the sort where you know there's not much more between getting it right and getting it really wrong. Kuba makes it look easy, which is usually a good sign. Been pillion on bikes on 'fast laps' where both need to hang off and act like a 2 wheel sidecar unit. If you're paying attention and get in sync with the driver it's a real blast and you never get the chance to get frightened you're concentrating too hard on the track. Only later if you've videoed it do the sketchy bits make you 'clench' a bit.
Thanks a lot for those couple of laps, having 'traffic' keeps things in perspective as it is more of a mental blur on a clear lap. Nice :-) (and b r e a t h)
21:00 mark on talking about car setup and tires was fascinating! The driving was treat and all around great experience
Thank you!!
lol just also lowkey mentioned seb vettel let him drive his gt2 mr. 25:00
@@hooviedoovie5220 Vittel not Vettel
15:56 And that is how you correct oversteer beautifully.
instead of panic jerking the car in the opposite way
I was wondering what that steering wheel yank was. Thanks!
Ohhh I see he got out of it just enough and then finished his turn... (damn I wish I was a pro driver)
The most amazing thing is that he did it three times in a row each executed perfectly and with 0 hesitation.
"Tires are ok, but obviously not on the pace...."
My man, you just flew by the corners literally catching air here and there.... absolute beast !
And it’s wet?!!! Good gawd this guy is fast!! My heart was racing just watching...50 thumbs up for this video!!
I'm just amazed at how well the GT3 RS responds to the track and the input of the driver, I know Kuba is an extremely good driver but you have to be happy that such a well-calibrated machine exists! what a time to be alive!
+1 for the yellow Porsche at 4:09!
-111111 for the two BMW's before it!!!!!
will never get tired of porsche noises.
You really keep your polish fans entertained this season! Great job :-)
what a masterful run from Kuba. he makes it look so easy. the second run was also worth every second to watch.
thank you Micha for sharing such wonderful content in different times we have to face.
Outstanding. There was some real genius mixed with some extreme violence within that cabin. Thank you for sharing and taking us along for the ride.
Fantastic, loved watching him drive. He's very aggressive but so precise at the same time! 😁
The go pro not stabilizing some bumps made for a good insight on how brutal those curbs are. Crazy.
I REEEEEALLY would love to see what Kuba can do here with the track all to himself. That was extremely exhilarating to watch!
I'd bet probably a new world record for this Porsche model.
Man! Over 1.5g's on some of the turns and braking I can understand all that shaking can't imagine what it feels like inside the car!
Wow! That was a full send! I would've been shitting bricks if I was the passenger.
I think i didn't breathe during the whole lap lol. That was insane.
Pretty amazing what a stock car can do in the right hands.
Guy I used to sail with also did some Porsche club racing and did very well. Other guys would ask him who set up his car and his answer was always "the dealer". It's about the artist, not the tools.... ;)
I love the sound of that high revving flat 6. Porsche really nailed it with this engine. 👍😀
The'll be a lot of people in this world who think they are fast drivers, but if they watched these laps they'd no just how far away from a properly fast driver they are. It's not just Kuba's raw talent, which he has in abundance, it's also the courage to commit at those speed so close to the ragged edge on a damp track. Huge respect for Kuba, and thank you Misha for trusting Kuba to keep you safe so you could share those laps with us.
Absolutely epic footage - savage GT3 RS with Kuba’s smooth controlled aggression unleashed on a sunset monster lap - Misha also working very hard in passenger seat !
It looked fast on camera I can't even begin to imagine what it felt like yo be sat in there
i just wanted to say, very good philsophy of this guy, "we're not here to make the best time-lap but to enjoy the moment"
Those laps were insane! He makes all the cars look like they're standing
That sunset and those fall colors 😍
the balance he comes out from corners is beautiful - nice lap!!
Because of the new camera you can really see the elevation changes in a way we couldn't before, thank you misha!
He's got SO much confidence in the front end 😮👍
this guy is sooo faast, he's pulling crazy speed through corners, +250km/h at the turn in bottom of the fox hole like i never thought a GT3 RS creats alll that downforce
Yeah its insane. But its funny how he describes the GT3 RS as a car with a lot of horsepower and not much downforce @ 15:11
@@williamcastro173 it creates a lot of downforce for a road car, but compared to an actual GT3, for example, it's very low downforce compared to the power it has
@@williamcastro173 It is, as most of road cars, even with track focus builds.
If you mean the compression in Fuchsröhre there is a lot of grip coming from the car switching from going downhill to uphill. That bit is easier than it looks. The bit right after: not so much.
@6:49 the speedometer says 0 😄
7:14 watch the speed as he accelerates ....
wait wat? :D
Its the secret to be really fast, dont tell anyone.
Wow man the insanity of those 2 laps were mind blowing. Love it.
Absolutely amazing driving Kuba! Thank you so much Misha for getting this gem of a video for all of us to enjoy!
One of the best sounding cars ever Love the gt3 rs
Craziest lap I've recently seen, you're always expecting an error but there was none, absolutely perfect and love it to bits 👏🏼👌🏻💪🏻
This was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen
Wow, that was some skilled driving. Hitting 1.4 g's lateral acceleration regularly, with that little aero downforce, is just insane. He's as late as possible on the brakes, never just coasting but going from corner to gas to brakes to corner, with early apex and then on the gas before mid-corner, and of course using the whole track. That's a clinic on how to be fast. The camera buffeting actually wasn't bad; it gave it a more realistic feel, I think. And I love the interview at the end. Super work, Misha.
F** hell, this was seriously fast! 2 best laps of the season belong to Kubica and Giermaziak. The 🇵🇱 are taking over! 😉
Giermaziak to mój wuja
Lol... Never. Can't beat a German in terms of Speed and handling a Car to the Limit and over. Best example Schumacher. But none the less, these two you mentioned are good drivers too.
@@larshartmann609 read comments with understanding. All the best :)
This is one of the wildest driving I’ve seen on Nurburgring.
This was so much fun to watch can’t even imagine the drive in person wow
3:48 overtakes BMW and yellow porsche is what 1/4 mile ahead. 4:02 and his rear view is full of Viper green GT3 RS, but his left indicator is still winking away until 4:14. This just goes to show there is always someone faster. All those critical of other drivers being slow to pull over should remember they themselves are not the fastest. I didn't hear a word of criticism from Kuba, that is a level of professionalism we should all aspire to.
You see that quick, swift counter steering @ 15:57 (15′58). That's experience.
2:50 corner. Yes he is a pro level
Imagine that guy and Robert Kubica in one team of VLN or N24... They really would smash the competition. Damn impressive driving!
„You pay for the whole track, so use it“ your words on my first lap of coaching. Same words I use for instructing my friends now 😂
Haha! You've come a long way since then, so happy for you!
You pay for the steel barriers also, please don’t use it🤣
@@buildindian8169 Barriers are on a pay-as-you-go plan
@@BUSQU3TS 🤣🤣🤣 nice return 👍
Regardless of how fast the car is... the greatest part of a fast car is it’s driver. Excellent driving my friend.
Just simply stunning, relentless grip and performance through all sections and i continue to be blown away by the GT3 RS, and then there's the GT3 RS MR! Crazy as a box of frogs. Superb driving skills too, another reason for being blown away by this video..