Shelby knew what he had designed & built, Miles knew exactly what the car could do, he could hear it, feel it, and knew how to push the envelope. Pure Racing at its best.
A long time ago I worked with my brother running SM 350's on a dirt track racing. We built that motor to go to roughly 7,500, put the redline at 7 but he'd run it to 8 and pistons would exit the block.
Only if the car was manufactured between 1970 and 1979. Outside that range you get a substantial buff... but not full stats To get full buff by decade of manufacture you need to play: 1960 to 1969 Shut down by the beach boys 1970 to 1979 Free bird by Lynrd Sknyrd 1980 to 1989 it would be turbo lover by Judas Priest 1990-1999 life is a -highway by Tom Cochrane 2000 to 2009 - ready steady go - Paul oakenfold 2010 to 2019 - its our fight - Steve Jablonsky 2020 to now - ??? Source - I've owned vehicles manufactured in each of those decades. I had a 1968 suburban - that tired ol' 327 V8 could pull just a bit harder I owned a 1973 Datsun L620 pickup (that bulletside would be worth pretty penny now...) previous owner blew the head gasket. My old man was a machinist - he milled the head and we rebuilt the mill. With tuning that thing was a rocket since decking the head after the head gasket blow upped compression by a fair bit. I had to run her on premium otherwise it would ping like a mother fucker. She ran REAL good on avgas I owned two mk2 VW gtis (an 85 8v, and an 88 16v) i put a built motor that I picked up from a buddy who raced a 16v in auto cross. He wrecked his and didn't need the motor anymore (it was a spare) that thing was pushing 150hp. (Stock was 125 in the US) owned a 1997 drivers edition VW GTI VR6. Didn't mess with it engine wise. Did put it on bilstien coilovers though, bigger sway bars , and added strut bracing, plus a track alignment to tune out the "safe understeer" most FWD cars favor from factory. I had a 2002 VW golf GL. it was a sleeper, i pulled the 8v 2.0l (2.slo) engine and tranny and dropped in the drivetrain from a wrecked Audi TT (not the 180hp 1.8 mill they put in the GTI... the 225hp lump.) Suspension was set up similar to my old jetta. Used to challenge GTI drivers to a drag race for C notes... never gave up a hundy. Currently own a very modded 2017 WRX (that thing makes 330hp at the wheels.) It also is a cop magnet. It's obnoxious, shoots flames. And smells like my old 73 Datsun. Almost forgot what cars are supposed to smell like (exhaust I mean) Only drive that on weekends and evenings. daily Drive a jeep grand cherokee....
there’s a scene at the start of lemans where a bunch of european radio hosts are talking in kilometers and in the background you can here an american shout “WILL SOMEONE TELL ME MILES PER HOUR?!!!”
To those saying about 10 gears, it has a 6 speed gearbox and you can see him go from 5th to 6th at the end, the movie gets the gears right, it just doesn't show you him downshifting to overtake, as you should do in performance vehicles.
Only problem is that the GT40 had a 4 speed gearbox, so you could say it was from 3rd to 4th but that doesn't make much sense in the oval at that point.
@@leonreinert1981 He was still in third as he powered out of the last curve and took the engine all the way up to about 7800 rpm, 800 over the redline before he put it into 4th. That's what the "7000+ Go Like Hell" meant on the chalkboard. Shelby had faith in both his engine and his driver. The gear ratio on that 4-speed is a lot closer than in a mini-van.
@@CTRaptor downshifting brings the revs up higher, which in theory puts you into or ahead of the torque curve and into a higher horsepower range. This gives you the most power to the wheels possible and can increase acceleration, therefore making you overtake faster. Only after you overtake do you shift up, lowering revs, giving you more overhead, you don't need all the acceleration possible once you are already ahead of the taken vehicle.
@@leonreinert1981 the Mk1 and Mk3 had a 5 speed ZF transaxle while the Mk2 and Mk4 had a 4 speed Kar Kraft transaxle; since the 98 car that Ken Miles is driving in the video is a Mk2, you would be correct.
I got my drivers licence in 1975, and since then I have gotten only two speeding tickets. Both times..."Free Bird" was blasting on the stereo. First time 8-Track then CD.
True story, years ago working in Indianapolis and on the highway we passed a minivan with a Lynard Skynyrd vanity plate. About 5 minutes later we are listening to the classic rock station, and Freebird starts. At the point the drum solo starts that same van comes screaming past us. That dude had to have been listening to that same station living his best life.
@@codagaming9186 i was wrong, Ken Miles was eight laps ahead of Dan Gurney/Jerry Grant. Hansgen didnt even finish second! The worst part about this movie is how it actually played out in real life was such a better story.
@@ashishhembrom3905 you are missing the point here...people see the movie then quote the movie as historical fact...then the actual reality becomes distorted.
this fit perfectly and I think should have been in the actual movie. The most intense part of the solo when it was zooming in on Christian Bale while he was fixated on the two cars infront of him, fucking preem. 👌👌
If the movie had stuck to just the racing, maybe. As it is there is enough jumping between the pits, and spectators that it wouldn't work. There is actually an interesing dynamic with the tension in the music. It starts building tension in the pits on Shelby as he's making the decision to go for it. Then amping it up when Miles sees the sign and starts racing. But backing off when it cuts back to Shelby, as the pressure is off of him. The decision is done, it's all on Miles now. But even then the Free Bird solo is very much a balls to the wall going for it music. Which is not what Miles is doing. He is pushing it, but is in control, thinking it through, and waiting for his moment. Free Bird is much faster pace, which is great for the Car Vs. Track dynamic. But the race here is more Car vs Car and Driver vs Drive to the relative speed is much slower. And the music in the movie captures that much better. The fact that they are almost 200 mph it is still a slow slog to catch up to the leader. And then the anticipation as he waits for the perfect moment to shift and take the leader (which is also a great call back to the opening race to the movie.)
The shot where its just 2 cars reflecting in his glasses, I haven't felt that feeling in a long time, but you never forget the times you enter the zone like that. Bombs can be going on around your head, but nothing matters, just track down and kill that prey in front of you. Totally primal. Entirely human.
you ever heard of shifting up and down shifting on road corses and 6 gears being used? you must not actually watch racing or know anything. typical casual
One of my favorite parts in this movie, when they see another team get out of the pits so fast and ask how did they do that? "THEY HIRED A NASCAR CREW."
Holman Moody was a NASCAR team, so they already had the crew. BTW - Holman Moody built the chassis and motors and Kar-Kraft built the bodies for all of the GT 40s. The cars carried a Holmann Moody manufacturer's plate.
This sort of reminds me of the movie "Cars" and the race for the "Piston Cup". The racing scenes here seem similar. Both are good movies in their own way.
Freebird stats: Currently equipped vehicle gains 300horsepower, driver instinct increases by 50%, your currently equipped vehicle gains heat resistance and a downforce bonus of 20-100% depending on which guitar riff is currently playing. Needs nerf honestly kinda op
This song is in my motorbike playlist for when im riding, how iv not been caught speeding is a proper mystery, it kicks in an a moment later you see your speedo 😳
At the next race, Sebring 12 hours, Dan Gurney was the primary car and supposed to win in the Blue #2, Ken only backed into the win when Gurneys motor blew on the last lap.
A friend of mine was the guitarist in an excellent rock'n roll band, and Freebird was the highlight of their show. I always felt like I was shifting up through the gears as I thrashed my air guitar to this classic.
"what did they just do to his car?" "Freebird" Edit: I have seen this scene and movie so many times, but these racing scenes always get me on the edge of my seat
A race engine will run or blow, last laps time to test it out. 3/4 ton Chevy 4x4 with slick tires down the hill checking the cows. Dad was going to blow up the 350, but after a few tries it didn't blow or was it going to the top of the hill. Few hours later and the grass had dried up, check the oil and she fried up and back to the barn.
yeah over revving is actually a smart move if you know that when you shift up you will end up in the peak of your engine's power curve and that will make your car accelerate like a bat of hell i use this technic quite often in oval racing both tarmac and dirt
lynyrd skynyrd time traveled back 7 years to 1966 to play this one song to this one ken miles, ...then they returned to 1973 and destroyed the time machine and all evidence it ever existed. for all those who say it was an extremely poor use of such a significant opportunity...lynryd skyryd says...build your own time machine
For me the best part of that movie was watching it with my wife. She paid close attention and if she didn't get something she'd ask me (I'm a huge Ford, Shelby, GT40 fan). When they showed the drivers running across the track to get in the cars and start (traditional LeMans start) she looked at me like "There is no way in hell that's right!". I laughed and said yep.. Thats the way they did it back then.
It's also the reason Porsche's have the ignition on the left side of the steering wheel (in left hand drive cars). So yo could start it and put it in gear simultaneously and drive off more quickly.
What's cool about this is that you can race a lot of these cars in VR in GT7 in PSVR2. Tried out a Ford GT for the first time a couple of days ago. Not as cool as real life, but as close as I'll ever get to driving one. lol
@@rt2255 Well old timer, it's kind of funny you'd mention a Yugo since a friend of mine had one of those in high school and I got to drive it on a few occasions. I can assure you that even a crappy video game is MUCH closer to driving a Ford GT than that thing was. They might have been considered nice when you were young and waiting for Sputnik to launch, but that thing was a joke even among broke high school kids in the 70's.
Little known fact about this section of Freebird… To this day, there’s an unexplainable phenomenon of how discreet wavelengths affects the electromagnets within speaker drivers. Ultimately, the acoustic signature for this section of Freebird causes speakers to automatically increase in volume. #Physics
I fly rc airplanes as a hobby (a carry over from my work) and I really want to just fly while blaring this from a speaker. I’m scared I might break the plane 😂
@@ringosis no, are you being obtuse? I think the director is adding drama by having the actor shift, and the editor splice multiple shift scenes. It's a movie dopey...
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thanks a lot for this masterpiece! Amazing!!
remember kids, when free bird is playing, your engine can run at least 50% faster
Or 50% slower if your car is German
Thank you.... that's good information....
69th
You get an extra gear for dramatic effect too
Checked with the ork engineers, and they say, "And add more dakka!"
Shelby knew what he had designed & built, Miles knew exactly what the car could do, he could hear it, feel it, and knew how to push the envelope. Pure Racing at its best.
A long time ago I worked with my brother running SM 350's on a dirt track racing. We built that motor to go to roughly 7,500, put the redline at 7 but he'd run it to 8 and pistons would exit the block.
Uh...huh...well Holman Moody built the chassis and motors and Kar-Kraft built the bodies...and Shelby took credit for all of it...
@@buckhorncortez It's not that deep man.. History can be at times pretty disappointing. But Shelby is no less of being a Legend
@@buckhorncortez the man with the idea is often the man with the credit. Thomas Edison comes to mind.
@@jeepmanxj Yeah, Tesla knows that firsthand
Freebird adds 25% HP and 15% Handling. 100% buff to bravery.
caroll shelby is what free bird would be if it took human form lmao 😂
And the shades add +83 to Badassery
and makes your car 99% less likely to explode form you redlining for 4 gears strait
Only if the car was manufactured between 1970 and 1979. Outside that range you get a substantial buff... but not full stats
To get full buff by decade of manufacture you need to play:
1960 to 1969 Shut down by the beach boys
1970 to 1979 Free bird by Lynrd Sknyrd
1980 to 1989 it would be turbo lover by Judas Priest
1990-1999 life is a -highway by Tom Cochrane
2000 to 2009 - ready steady go - Paul oakenfold
2010 to 2019 - its our fight - Steve Jablonsky
2020 to now - ???
Source - I've owned vehicles manufactured in each of those decades.
I had a 1968 suburban - that tired ol' 327 V8 could pull just a bit harder
I owned a 1973 Datsun L620 pickup (that bulletside would be worth pretty penny now...) previous owner blew the head gasket. My old man was a machinist - he milled the head and we rebuilt the mill. With tuning that thing was a rocket since decking the head after the head gasket blow upped compression by a fair bit. I had to run her on premium otherwise it would ping like a mother fucker. She ran REAL good on avgas
I owned two mk2 VW gtis (an 85 8v, and an 88 16v) i put a built motor that I picked up from a buddy who raced a 16v in auto cross. He wrecked his and didn't need the motor anymore (it was a spare) that thing was pushing 150hp. (Stock was 125 in the US)
owned a 1997 drivers edition VW GTI VR6. Didn't mess with it engine wise. Did put it on bilstien coilovers though, bigger sway bars , and added strut bracing, plus a track alignment to tune out the "safe understeer" most FWD cars favor from factory.
I had a 2002 VW golf GL. it was a sleeper, i pulled the 8v 2.0l (2.slo) engine and tranny and dropped in the drivetrain from a wrecked Audi TT (not the 180hp 1.8 mill they put in the GTI... the 225hp lump.) Suspension was set up similar to my old jetta. Used to challenge GTI drivers to a drag race for C notes... never gave up a hundy.
Currently own a very modded 2017 WRX (that thing makes 330hp at the wheels.) It also is a cop magnet. It's obnoxious, shoots flames. And smells like my old 73 Datsun. Almost forgot what cars are supposed to smell like (exhaust I mean)
Only drive that on weekends and evenings. daily Drive a jeep grand cherokee....
Ferrari: i can reach 320 km/h
Ford gt40: WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER 🦅🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲💥💥💥🔫🔫🔫
God Bless America
Yes 6 thumbs up
there’s a scene at the start of lemans where a bunch of european radio hosts are talking in kilometers and in the background you can here an american shout “WILL SOMEONE TELL ME MILES PER HOUR?!!!”
lol
Roughly 278 bald eagles per hamburger
To those saying about 10 gears, it has a 6 speed gearbox and you can see him go from 5th to 6th at the end, the movie gets the gears right, it just doesn't show you him downshifting to overtake, as you should do in performance vehicles.
Only problem is that the GT40 had a 4 speed gearbox, so you could say it was from 3rd to 4th but that doesn't make much sense in the oval at that point.
@@leonreinert1981 He was still in third as he powered out of the last curve and took the engine all the way up to about 7800 rpm, 800 over the redline before he put it into 4th. That's what the "7000+ Go Like Hell" meant on the chalkboard. Shelby had faith in both his engine and his driver. The gear ratio on that 4-speed is a lot closer than in a mini-van.
That’s not right, to overtake a vehicle you should be in whichever gear you shift up to
@@CTRaptor downshifting brings the revs up higher, which in theory puts you into or ahead of the torque curve and into a higher horsepower range. This gives you the most power to the wheels possible and can increase acceleration, therefore making you overtake faster. Only after you overtake do you shift up, lowering revs, giving you more overhead, you don't need all the acceleration possible once you are already ahead of the taken vehicle.
@@leonreinert1981 the Mk1 and Mk3 had a 5 speed ZF transaxle while the Mk2 and Mk4 had a 4 speed Kar Kraft transaxle; since the 98 car that Ken Miles is driving in the video is a Mk2, you would be correct.
2:48 *"THIS ISN'T EVEN MY FINAL GEAR!"*
why does this not have more likes? fantastic pun
I got my drivers licence in 1975, and since then I have gotten only two speeding tickets. Both times..."Free Bird" was blasting on the stereo. First time 8-Track then CD.
first time i went over 120... "Tush" by ZZTop on the radio of the 1967 Chevy Impala
Sir, you are a Menace, and an inspiration to folks like us......Kingggg
😃i had 2 in the first 2 weeks
So in other words, those speeding tickets don't count :)
True story, years ago working in Indianapolis and on the highway we passed a minivan with a Lynard Skynyrd vanity plate. About 5 minutes later we are listening to the classic rock station, and Freebird starts. At the point the drum solo starts that same van comes screaming past us. That dude had to have been listening to that same station living his best life.
In real life Ken Miles was like 12 laps ahead in this race....
Yeah, he was going like hell to make it 13 laps ahead.
@@codagaming9186 i was wrong, Ken Miles was eight laps ahead of Dan Gurney/Jerry Grant. Hansgen didnt even finish second! The worst part about this movie is how it actually played out in real life was such a better story.
I admittedly find the fact that they filmed this "Daytona" race at Auto Club Speedway distracting
@@carljmacdonald oh well then we be glad its only a movie.
@@ashishhembrom3905 you are missing the point here...people see the movie then quote the movie as historical fact...then the actual reality becomes distorted.
That car was so damn fast, it came out 6 years before the song!
this fit perfectly and I think should have been in the actual movie. The most intense part of the solo when it was zooming in on Christian Bale while he was fixated on the two cars infront of him, fucking preem. 👌👌
If the movie had stuck to just the racing, maybe. As it is there is enough jumping between the pits, and spectators that it wouldn't work. There is actually an interesing dynamic with the tension in the music. It starts building tension in the pits on Shelby as he's making the decision to go for it. Then amping it up when Miles sees the sign and starts racing. But backing off when it cuts back to Shelby, as the pressure is off of him. The decision is done, it's all on Miles now.
But even then the Free Bird solo is very much a balls to the wall going for it music. Which is not what Miles is doing. He is pushing it, but is in control, thinking it through, and waiting for his moment. Free Bird is much faster pace, which is great for the Car Vs. Track dynamic. But the race here is more Car vs Car and Driver vs Drive to the relative speed is much slower. And the music in the movie captures that much better. The fact that they are almost 200 mph it is still a slow slog to catch up to the leader. And then the anticipation as he waits for the perfect moment to shift and take the leader (which is also a great call back to the opening race to the movie.)
I haven't seen the film yet..... I actually thought this was how the scene was done, it's pretty epic
Another reason why “Free Bird” couldn’t be in the movie is because (correct me if I’m wrong) the song didn’t exist yet.
@@STREET24000 That never stopped " A Knight's Tale"
The shot where its just 2 cars reflecting in his glasses, I haven't felt that feeling in a long time, but you never forget the times you enter the zone like that. Bombs can be going on around your head, but nothing matters, just track down and kill that prey in front of you. Totally primal. Entirely human.
Gonna guess your a war vet
@@zackv4850 Rah
RIP Ken Miles, you absolute legend.
Carol Shelby, the original Cobra Commander.
Lynyrd Skynyrd gives all American race engines a 15% hp buff and 25% more torque
Foolish of you to assume its only 15%
Nah, that's just because Americans haven't learned yet how to harness the true and hidden power of an Italian race car
bro has 10 gears 💀
Not 10 but 20
Ngl the film itself actually got that one right, it’s just the way this is edited
you ever heard of shifting up and down shifting on road corses and 6 gears being used? you must not actually watch racing or know anything. typical casual
True
it would be awesome to have a sports car that actually had 10 gears
One of my favorite parts in this movie, when they see another team get out of the pits so fast and ask how did they do that?
"THEY HIRED A NASCAR CREW."
Holman Moody was a NASCAR team, so they already had the crew. BTW - Holman Moody built the chassis and motors and Kar-Kraft built the bodies for all of the GT 40s. The cars carried a Holmann Moody manufacturer's plate.
2:20 the music kicks in right as he pulls into view in the mirror! THAT IS BADASS!!!!
1:57, bro looking at the radio like he watching tv
I am 61, I have learned over the decades when Freebird comes on under any circumstances things tend to change fast.....Duck and Roll kids.
So many places this songs fits and youve done really well. Thanks
Whoever thought of this madness is either a madman or a gentle person that just wants to let some aggression go. I.m with the latter. Easy does it.
From 0:20 to 0:30 is what we all feel we look like while driving on a Florida highway in a 4-cylinder Honda Accord.
A classic freebird moment
They should have played the video to the end of the song, though.
Here comes the FREEDOM
Freebird is indeed a dangerous song. Flirtin" with Disaster is damn near fatal.
0:35 is that Jon Bernthal
Yrs indeed
Man.Does that bring back memories.
When free bird is on everything gets oc to the max!
“Sorry officer free bird came on the radio and when that guitar hit my foot got real heavy I guess”
He was goin’ free on ‘em
Me in a racing game when I listen to free bird
This song actually fits right in with the actual movie.
It is physically impossible to not drop a gear when that solo starts to play
Drop a gear and disappear
Need to get those revs up
This sort of reminds me of the movie "Cars" and the race for the "Piston Cup". The racing scenes here seem similar. Both are good movies in their own way.
Freebird stats:
Currently equipped vehicle gains 300horsepower, driver instinct increases by 50%, your currently equipped vehicle gains heat resistance and a downforce bonus of 20-100% depending on which guitar riff is currently playing.
Needs nerf honestly kinda op
Boys will literally see this and go "hell yeah"
This song is in my motorbike playlist for when im riding, how iv not been caught speeding is a proper mystery, it kicks in an a moment later you see your speedo 😳
At the next race, Sebring 12 hours, Dan Gurney was the primary car and supposed to win in the Blue #2, Ken only backed into the win when Gurneys motor blew on the last lap.
damn dude Shelby was a car god
So much underrated edit, i love it
I'm glad you like it
@@FormulaCenter1 yeah man 10/10
I started to watch the video. Then after 15 sec, I realized it wasn't the appropriate volume. I then started again, full blast.
A friend of mine was the guitarist in an excellent rock'n roll band, and Freebird was the highlight of their show.
I always felt like I was shifting up through the gears as I thrashed my air guitar to this classic.
I was doing this to another song BEFORE Freebird came out; Razamanaz by Nazareth in my 1968 Camaro RS
This is literally how I drive in Forza
24 hours of Daytona. THIS IS LITERALLY THE 24 HOURS OF AUTO CLUB
Yeah I guess they didn't want to travel or do cgi in db
"what did they just do to his car?"
"Freebird"
Edit: I have seen this scene and movie so many times, but these racing scenes always get me on the edge of my seat
All those who have got a ticket or did the "Oh shit, Cop! Slow down!" tap dance to Free Bird? ✋
Great flick, true story, worthy of watching
I was considering watching ford vs ferrari....then this comes up. Thanks for giving me a glimpse of the movie.
This fit like it was made for it. Enjoyed thoroughly.
A race engine will run or blow, last laps time to test it out. 3/4 ton Chevy 4x4 with slick tires down the hill checking the cows. Dad was going to blow up the 350, but after a few tries it didn't blow or was it going to the top of the hill. Few hours later and the grass had dried up, check the oil and she fried up and back to the barn.
Free bird starts playing: Twin turbo with anti lag spawns in car
yeah over revving is actually a smart move if you know that when you shift up you will end up in the peak of your engine's power curve and that will make your car accelerate like a bat of hell i use this technic quite often in oval racing both tarmac and dirt
lynyrd skynyrd time traveled back 7 years to 1966 to play this one song to this one ken miles, ...then they returned to 1973 and destroyed the time machine and all evidence it ever existed. for all those who say it was an extremely poor use of such a significant opportunity...lynryd skyryd says...build your own time machine
Imagine he just started drifting at the end
Free bird for the win. Baby!!!
For me the best part of that movie was watching it with my wife. She paid close attention and if she didn't get something she'd ask me (I'm a huge Ford, Shelby, GT40 fan). When they showed the drivers running across the track to get in the cars and start (traditional LeMans start) she looked at me like "There is no way in hell that's right!". I laughed and said yep.. Thats the way they did it back then.
Ye the lemans start was really dangerous and probably stupid but pretty cool
@@FormulaCenter1 Can't argue with any of those conclusions!
It's also the reason Porsche's have the ignition on the left side of the steering wheel (in left hand drive cars). So yo could start it and put it in gear simultaneously and drive off more quickly.
Made cause I thought it would fit well
Well, you were right.
@@therealwouburn3688 I also think so.
thank you for this
It sure did
it did fit well
Finally, a historically-accurate meme. (close enough anyway)
I like the fact that the red one's like, "I'm gonna do what that guy is doing, cause it seems to be working, and get a draft off of him."
My car hit 1330 when I play this
This makes me want to build a GT40 427 big block.
2:01 damn this is badass
Fantastic film 🙌😎👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I just realized that the track they were just filming is Fontana (also known as Auto Club speedway).
What's cool about this is that you can race a lot of these cars in VR in GT7 in PSVR2. Tried out a Ford GT for the first time a couple of days ago. Not as cool as real life, but as close as I'll ever get to driving one. lol
@@rt2255 Well old timer, it's kind of funny you'd mention a Yugo since a friend of mine had one of those in high school and I got to drive it on a few occasions.
I can assure you that even a crappy video game is MUCH closer to driving a Ford GT than that thing was.
They might have been considered nice when you were young and waiting for Sputnik to launch, but that thing was a joke even among broke high school kids in the 70's.
All due respect to Skynrd, but the actual soundtrack for this scene was unbeatable.
Little known fact about this section of Freebird… To this day, there’s an unexplainable phenomenon of how discreet wavelengths affects the electromagnets within speaker drivers. Ultimately, the acoustic signature for this section of Freebird causes speakers to automatically increase in volume. #Physics
This movie is a masterpiece everyone killed it.
I do love this scene lol dudes like FINALLY
I feel the need the need for.... SPeeD😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Changing down twice? When he was already at 6000 plus?? What gear was that? 24???
Still doesn’t stop to impress me just how fast the yanks drive round in circles
Holy shit I have goosebumps
this guy has 69 subscribers. lets keep it that way.
nah lets keep raising it lol
Raise it to 420!
@@FormulaCenter1 na raise it to 6969
Would love to see a report or pictures of the 'tear down' of the engine post race.
I fly rc airplanes as a hobby (a carry over from my work) and I really want to just fly while blaring this from a speaker. I’m scared I might break the plane 😂
Ah yes... The famous 6 speed gearbox of the GT40 😅 (great movie tho)
Awesome song.
This is perfect!
Ahh.. the legendary Ford GT40 with 18 forward gears
Winning by 3-4 car lengths at that speed is WILD.
I didn’t know Dick Cheney could drive like that
Great synchronization between movie and music!
Letting that bad bisch EAT 🤘🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
If he has all those GEARS, what does he need 7,000 + RPM for? Over revving is for when you run out of gears.
Do you think race cars accelerate, shift up to their top gear and stay there for the whole race?
@@ringosis no, are you being obtuse? I think the director is adding drama by having the actor shift, and the editor splice multiple shift scenes.
It's a movie dopey...
Excellent !
I’ve got a Prius. What’s he doing with his feet?
Another 24-Speed transmission! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey, was this taken from the "Lamborghini" movie about Ferrucio's life?
No ford vs ferrari
@@FormulaCenter1 Ok, thanks.
Shit I forgot how good of a movie this was
Ford will always be the car that escaped the cops first.Better cars have come since but that original v8 was the first free bird!
about 0.03% as amazing as the arrival of the audi quattro in group b rally
Notice that the track isn't daytona. It's Auto Club Speedway in California
Free bird is literally just a speed buff. You red line for 90% of the race while it’s playing
Damn, you were faster haha
I had this idea on my mind a month ago, u won fair and square
hello dick. whassup my dick
Ended it too soon - but awesome!
When Shelby and Ford won the 24 Hours of Daytona at…..California Speedway.
İ like to think that the song placement at the anticipation part 1:55 was intentional