I used to watch rally cars sailing past, sideways, at 120kph, teetering on the edge of control, and think, "those guys are crazy!" And then I realized the drivers and co-drivers are the sane ones. The people standing 5cm away from the cars sailing past, sideways, at 120kph... _THOSE_ people are crazy.
notice how they always stand on the inside corner and never much further down track then the turn apex? and if they do stand on the outside they stand way up track of the corner and much further back? they understand the risk and mitigate it the best they can
Yeah, they were a little over dramatic. Some of the crashes were extremely minor and the driver was already trying to get back on course, and the spectators were rushing over yelling, "ArE yOu Ok?!"
Don't be sad about those classics being crashed, they went out in the most honourable way they could! Ahhh! Those 3 VW Sedans make my little heart pump again
Yeah, it is sad to see classic cars end up crashed. From the other hand it's charmful to see them doing exaclty what were designed for. It's better to see rally car end up rollover on the stage than sitting in museum/garage forever.
I am not that interested in Rally or Cars, but damn! Hats of to those drivers (and the people along the track)! It's really cool to see how everyone starts running to help whenever the crash seemed serious.
They run there to ask "is everything alright? are you ok?" And if everything is cool they start pushing the car back to road so the driver can continue. The clock is ticking and the race is on. That is why they hurry. Very rarely anything serious happens to driver or passanger. It needs to be harder hit than these. Edit: I have seen drivers yelling to spectators if they just walking slowly
I’ve watched a lot of these rally videos and they’re all very same, same. This one is by far the best. Proper old school cars with proper old school fearless drivers. Love it! 🤘🤘🤘
it's really cool to see these old vehicles tear up the gravel... it's inevitable that one or two will crash at some point.... seeing old Peugeots or Volvo 240s, ladas, and late 80s Saabs get all banged up is alright... but that poor gen 1 mini, or that poor alfa... really hurts the heart.
Ein paar Gölfe mehr oder weniger is mir egal, aber die unzählig zerlegten Volvo .. die Saab in dieser Anzahl ... das ist schon hart Da wollten wohl einige die Sicherheit aus Schwedenstahl unbedingt testen
Those volvo saloons are better than I would have expected, they must have massive horsepower and excellent drivers. I like the Escorts best, they seem to recover well. Great video. Thanks for posting.
Incredible talent, pushing the car beyond its limits even when there’s so much that could go wrong, a lot more interesting than drag racing which many people think means they are good but that’s mostly dependent on the car than the driver, very cool
first half of comment was good, second part wasnt needed obviously you dont know much about drag racing (im not a fan of it but those drivers are insane)
Every motorsport has its value. Drag racing is more engineering oriented than traffic oriented, but that doesn't degrade it one bit. That said, while I don't personally enjoy it, I have a coworker that does and she mentioned the joy of it really doesn't translate well over television. While engineering is what drag racing is primarily about, it does take a lesser known skill: mechanical sympathy. They have to shift at the perfect moment, and generally need to have a sense for what is going on with their engine based on what they are hearing and feeling. As a spectator sport, I feel like it's mostly the sound of the engines and feeling its power that helped it take off, because from what I can tell the skill aspect is either not plainly visible in the way avoiding a wreck is, or happened before the race when the engine was built and maintained.
@@nightowlrally the fastest drag racing is doing 1000 ft in just over 3.5 seconds from a standing start at over 330mph (530km/h) I’m not sure how you can consider being able to control something like this not being a fast driver. Even between 5-11 seconds in the 1/4 mile can take a lot of skill, but much of it is not evident to spectators. I grew up a rally, circuit racing fan and but recently I’ve been following drag racers on TH-cam (mainly Cleetus McFarland) and once you can see behind the noise, tyre smoke and raw power you better understand what really goes into a fast run. The problem is I don’t think Drag Racing does a good job of communicating this to the fans. I think dirt track Speedway racing in the same. You can watch it for years and unless you have a connection to someone behind the scenes you never discover the intricacies of it.
I am not much of a fan of drag racing either but if you take a look at the lateral acceleration car goes through in drag racing you understand better the difficulity of that sport. And those movements in sideways are very unpredictable caused probably mostly by differential
@@G-raverobber l must have been watching the craven behaviour of Republicans at the time l posted this. Their pathetic inability to stand up to Trump....cowards. Michelle Mouton.. Not a coward.
Dunno why but I feel the need to chant for volvo's whenever I see them in a rally, they feel like they hold such power as they are gods in the motor industry for their brickyness and memability and also they dont die
I remember about 25 years ago a University acquaintance and I were marshalling the Bournemouth Winter Rally. We went down in his Volvo 340 (quite antiquated even then), reported to the start of the stage and told we were to man the finish. So he drove me to the finish 'the quick way'! We didn't have a roll cage, helmets or overalls, so we only(!) did about 60, but that was fast enough!
The Opel Ascona's did fair too well, apart from a 'A' getting through all the B's failed. Ascona's and Mk1&2 Escorts were and are the best Rally Cars, never get tired watching them.
As someone just starting out with more sim -ish rally and racing games, and finding just how hard it is to keep my car on the track, its nice to see that sometimes The Stars, They're Just Like Us!
I couldn’t care less. It’s not like old Volvos are scarce. They probably have already been “ruined” by the modifications needed to turn them into rally cars.
I like how the Swedish and Finnish rallies are the exact same, other than the sky and the road being a bit darker. Oh and the swedes are not running to the cars with tow ropes... that much.
The Saabs seemed to be some of the neater drivers, and the Beetles did well too, esp considering their old design. Speaking as an ex-rally driver, I was rather worried with the numbers and in some cases locations of the spectators. I fear there will be someone hit if they are not a bit more careful.
@@baxdesign Macpherson strut front and IRS rear, if set up well really handle well, you can use 944 trailing arms on the back to get instant rear discs too.
it may not be commonly known that this sport is ingrained in many since their childhood when they learned from their older brother and uncles how to tinker with cars and make them go fast. Kids get a chance to join around 15-16yo when the local motor club visit the youth centers and offer kids the chance to practice as the map reader, mostly in the winter to protect them in case of crashes. All it takes is doing it one time and you are hooked, amazing andrenaline rush.
They will never pass their driving tests driving like this! Regards from an 88 year old Englishman who permanently drives at 29 mph in the middle of the road and always acknowledges the waves from other drivers overtaking me. I enjoy in particular, motorway driving. Regards to all fellow drivers. England, April, 2024.
Old Volvo,s ...on , and on , and on, and on , just unstoppable , but the symphony of the rally ; mark 2 escorts ! faaintastic sounding engines , played by experts ! ( And I,m, a vauxhall fan !)
Those good old days are way gone.............................................I drove rally myself in the 70sh but it was in Finland rain or shine or snow or dirt.
I don't know what's more impressive, the drivers pushing their vintage cars to the limit and beyond or the audience participation. That Volvo at 1:30 hadn't even hit the ground when help was already half way there.
You should play the Dukes of Hazard theme song. Just thEm good ol boys...... straightening them curves and flattening them hills. I was a lifelong Nascar fan until I discovered rally racing. It's officially my favorite racing style now.
Love it!, Rally, the only sport that the spectators are the first responders!, and they respond ten times faster than the ones who get paid to respond sadly.
After work, i only had a couple hours before it got dark so i drove the dirt roads as fast as i could to go fishing. When i turned 18 i was a natural. The stock 2300cc class was so much fun. Mostly used pinto coups, they usually held up all year if you didn't crash to bad.
As expected Escort's are the best but those hulking Volvos are beast's. Luv it when any of em go into that field but keep it going and carry on. 👍 Weird seeing Beetle's in rally's.
Now THAT is driving. This beats hell out of ANY other kind of race. They dont measure these cars in MPH, they measure them in ounces of adrenaline per second !!! I would love to drive on one of these races or even be navigator. That's got to be the biggest rush ever . Going on board for the ride, not having much to do with whether one lives or dies . Wooo eee !!!!!!!!!!!!! I wish they ran rallies in the United States .
Whilst it's great to see the cars doing what they were designed to do, it's sad to see some getting smashed, especially since repairing them often means decent (and these days quite rare) roadgoing examples end up being cannibalised.
8:07 Look at the oxygen thief who runs out to the crash so early he's almost flattened by the car. Then he forgets he's still on the phone and tries to open a rear door with one hand.
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I used to watch rally cars sailing past, sideways, at 120kph, teetering on the edge of control, and think, "those guys are crazy!" And then I realized the drivers and co-drivers are the sane ones. The people standing 5cm away from the cars sailing past, sideways, at 120kph... _THOSE_ people are crazy.
You're kinda right, the rally driver and co driver understand the risks
The spectators don't know what they have in for themselves
Ро
Po
Youre nothing unless you either know the road or have a sat nav guiding you. These guys are basically both
notice how they always stand on the inside corner and never much further down track then the turn apex? and if they do stand on the outside they stand way up track of the corner and much further back? they understand the risk and mitigate it the best they can
Rally Car: crashes
Swedish Spectators: „Our Time has come“
Finnish as well
lol love them
Scandanavians in general
Yeah, they were a little over dramatic. Some of the crashes were extremely minor and the driver was already trying to get back on course, and the spectators were rushing over yelling, "ArE yOu Ok?!"
3:26 it feels like he was already running before the car even crashed
i love the lamp start work when he hit the bump at 2:48
just noticed that too :D
Lucas.
Yes, sadly not for long :-P
British wiring
It was winking
Don't be sad about those classics being crashed, they went out in the most honourable way they could!
Ahhh! Those 3 VW Sedans make my little heart pump again
Shut up
We can remake them.
We have the technology!
They were also solid machines, they could survive a black hole crushing them.
Love seeing the classics still being driven hard but it's heartbreaking when they get crashed
For me there is the same problem. I would like it more to see them on a less risky race than in a rally race...
Fastly driven but not destroyed.
I love how they run at the crashes, how nice
Finnish style
Well it's kinda fair, since the drivers are risking injuries for people's entertainment.
@@aatukorhonen17 I think this is in Sweden
I wish some wouldn't run in front or behind the car depending on where the drivers might try to go.
As opposed to pulling out one's phone?
My heart cry when I see how these wonderful old classic cars are crashed 😰😢
Must be Tesla drivers. I don't see the point otherwise
Indeed its sad
Even older cars are meant to be driven
Yeah, it is sad to see classic cars end up crashed. From the other hand it's charmful to see them doing exaclty what were designed for. It's better to see rally car end up rollover on the stage than sitting in museum/garage forever.
drive like you stole it
I am not that interested in Rally or Cars, but damn! Hats of to those drivers (and the people along the track)!
It's really cool to see how everyone starts running to help whenever the crash seemed serious.
Or if the wreck is not serious, I think they just LIKE seeing wrecked cars up close.
They run there to ask "is everything alright? are you ok?" And if everything is cool they start pushing the car back to road so the driver can continue. The clock is ticking and the race is on. That is why they hurry. Very rarely anything serious happens to driver or passanger. It needs to be harder hit than these. Edit: I have seen drivers yelling to spectators if they just walking slowly
I’ve watched a lot of these rally videos and they’re all very same, same. This one is by far the best. Proper old school cars with proper old school fearless drivers. Love it! 🤘🤘🤘
3:25 this guy looks like he was running behind the whole time and stopped to help
him and the car were racing eachother, good sport stopped running and helped him out instead lmao
this guy was surelly faster than any driver xD
2wd a his best haha
Rally fans are one of the nicest people I have met. If there is a crash everyone rushes for help. Truly interactive and best form of motorports lol.
it's really cool to see these old vehicles tear up the gravel... it's inevitable that one or two will crash at some point....
seeing old Peugeots or Volvo 240s, ladas, and late 80s Saabs get all banged up is alright... but that poor gen 1 mini, or that poor alfa... really hurts the heart.
My old morris cooper was sold to a guy who was going to race it as his 67S. I imagine it's been crashed as well. Like banger racing for rich people
the Porsche
Ein paar Gölfe mehr oder weniger is mir egal, aber die unzählig zerlegten Volvo .. die Saab in dieser Anzahl ... das ist schon hart
Da wollten wohl einige die Sicherheit aus Schwedenstahl unbedingt testen
Those volvo saloons are better than I would have expected, they must have massive horsepower and excellent drivers. I like the Escorts best, they seem to recover well.
Great video. Thanks for posting.
Warren Blain they are surprisingly well balanced and good handling cars. Very predictable and bullet proof. Those things are tanks believe me
In their day, they won a couple of Rally's and Group A track events. Solid cars!
Most of those volvos have between 100-170hp so not that much really
@TheSpekkel1 the b23 could relatively easy go up to well above 200 with a bit of tinkering. the 240 was a surprisingly well behaved and balanced car.
Incredible talent, pushing the car beyond its limits even when there’s so much that could go wrong, a lot more interesting than drag racing which many people think means they are good but that’s mostly dependent on the car than the driver, very cool
first half of comment was good, second part wasnt needed
obviously you dont know much about drag racing (im not a fan of it but those drivers are insane)
Every motorsport has its value. Drag racing is more engineering oriented than traffic oriented, but that doesn't degrade it one bit. That said, while I don't personally enjoy it, I have a coworker that does and she mentioned the joy of it really doesn't translate well over television.
While engineering is what drag racing is primarily about, it does take a lesser known skill: mechanical sympathy. They have to shift at the perfect moment, and generally need to have a sense for what is going on with their engine based on what they are hearing and feeling.
As a spectator sport, I feel like it's mostly the sound of the engines and feeling its power that helped it take off, because from what I can tell the skill aspect is either not plainly visible in the way avoiding a wreck is, or happened before the race when the engine was built and maintained.
Straight roads are for fast cars. Corners are for fast drivers ;)
@@nightowlrally the fastest drag racing is doing 1000 ft in just over 3.5 seconds from a standing start at over 330mph (530km/h) I’m not sure how you can consider being able to control something like this not being a fast driver. Even between 5-11 seconds in the 1/4 mile can take a lot of skill, but much of it is not evident to spectators.
I grew up a rally, circuit racing fan and but recently I’ve been following drag racers on TH-cam (mainly Cleetus McFarland) and once you can see behind the noise, tyre smoke and raw power you better understand what really goes into a fast run. The problem is I don’t think Drag Racing does a good job of communicating this to the fans. I think dirt track Speedway racing in the same. You can watch it for years and unless you have a connection to someone behind the scenes you never discover the intricacies of it.
I am not much of a fan of drag racing either but if you take a look at the lateral acceleration car goes through in drag racing you understand better the difficulity of that sport. And those movements in sideways are very unpredictable caused probably mostly by differential
A lot of car and rally lovers putting it all on the line with their classic cars, a lot of money and work for the sheer fun of it. Awesome.
You can win one of these cars if you're the first who touches it when it goes off the track!
There will never be a time when MK2 Escort rally cars aren't cool.
Zero Ninety 🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎
High Overlord Snarffie Beagle But Americans only like heavy lead sleds, then compensating it with a very powerful engine.
@High Overlord Snarffie Beagle pppp
@High Overlord Snarffie Beagle Wanker
@BarryJPR agreed. Mk1 was nicer.
Modified family classic car driven by non pros ! Hats of to these brilliant drivers 👍👍👍👍
Sandro, and some of them obviously not so brilliant.....
@@jaydickey1049 🤪🤪🤪
Forget about F1. This is the real men's sport. I like the balls of these pilots!
You mean... Drivers.
@@JerichoYeet They’re also called pilots
@@JerichoYeet Pilotte ...it's French in origin l believe...and very appropriate...Michelle Mouton...a woman with more balls than the entire GOP.
that sounded a bit... odd?
@@G-raverobber l must have been watching the craven behaviour of Republicans at the time l posted this.
Their pathetic inability to stand up to Trump....cowards. Michelle Mouton..
Not a coward.
My favorite part is @2:48. The Mini gets its light workin again for *just* a second
Nobody: ...
The rwd volvos: nyoom
Rally: exists
Mk2 Escorts: *allow us to introduce ourselves*
that sound ♥♥♥
@11:51 I don't think anyone could get that Volvo through that corner faster.
At least when these cars wreck there’s no plastic parts flying everywhere.
At that point, body armour is needed just to watch these race...
@Luke Mahan
Are you aware of what a roll cage is?
when a Volvo start sliding the trees fear for their lives!
Ford cortina reno 12 Opel Ascona muy bueno el video
Older cars are better for the environment ;)
this is secretly a try not to smile challenge for car lovers
Either that or try not to cry
damm volvos need that angle
Medium right don't cut!
@@deego237You're Breaking the car Samir!
Safest thing there tho .along with saab
Dunno why but I feel the need to chant for volvo's whenever I see them in a rally, they feel like they hold such power as they are gods in the motor industry for their brickyness and memability and also they dont die
A legjobban az MK2es escortok tetszettek😂!!!!! Király a videó!!🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆👌🏻
The Volvo's are that heavy they have a gravitational field when entering a corner causing them to leave the track
just like the subaru 1995 xD (finnland baby)
If that's true then how fucking heavy are the Opals? They seemingly loved going off track.
The Escorts are the wildest ones - so much power!
Siegmar S. fucking awesome
Not really. But they make use of all the power they do have
@ exactly. Mark 1 lotus/ford cortina. Barely 100hp, but an absolute riot.
I remember about 25 years ago a University acquaintance and I were marshalling the Bournemouth Winter Rally. We went down in his Volvo 340 (quite antiquated even then), reported to the start of the stage and told we were to man the finish. So he drove me to the finish 'the quick way'! We didn't have a roll cage, helmets or overalls, so we only(!) did about 60, but that was fast enough!
I can never be mad at someone that rallys a mercury coupe. 🙄😑
This guy makes the best rally compilations by far
Agreed
The Opel Ascona's did fair too well, apart from a 'A' getting through all the B's failed. Ascona's and Mk1&2 Escorts were and are the best Rally Cars, never get tired watching them.
As someone just starting out with more sim -ish rally and racing games, and finding just how hard it is to keep my car on the track, its nice to see that sometimes The Stars, They're Just Like Us!
yo try out richard burns! free and #1 rally sim
This is the most enjoyable way to drive a RWD Volvo. Sideways on dirt at 56 mph
That corner with the red barn must not have been on anyone's notes.
Car goes of track 1cm
Everyone: runs to touch it
Please forgive them for trying to make sure the people inside didn't die
@@repapeti98 sure thing. But I don't want my thorso be smashed by a 1 tone bullet.
Repapiti thank you.😌
#mercury crashes
Неге ески машинаналар мен жарысасындар
Thanks, I'll keep watching this when I want to cry...
And i am happy when i see this cars rally once again
I've never wanted a volvo so badly in my life
You said it
a trashed one? :D
My Dad had one, never did that in it though.....
They are the badass ones
Other People: But old cars are slow!"
Rally Fans: Any car can be fast if you're brave enough.
こういう古いタイプのマシン 大好きです！ クラッシュするとこは可哀そうだけど、負けずに頑張って走り抜いてください！！
3:16 that beetle tho!😍😎
Amen
As awesome as this really is, it just hurts watching these oldies gettin tossed.
They're going out in a blaze of glory.
That-Wolf-With-Shades Witness Me!!!
I couldn’t care less. It’s not like old Volvos are scarce.
They probably have already been “ruined” by the modifications needed to turn them into rally cars.
Pure mechanicalcars and pure proffessional expert drivers skills. No computer s
🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪 How many of these “pure mechanical cars” driven by “professional expert drivers” ended up off course? 🤪🤪🤪
@@sludge4125 like 15% of them you emoji crazed lunatic.
@@carlwheezerofsouls3273 😨😨😨😨😨
I like how the Swedish and Finnish rallies are the exact same, other than the sky and the road being a bit darker.
Oh and the swedes are not running to the cars with tow ropes... that much.
I know the sound of the Lancia Fulvia by heart
Just love it
A legjobb videód az összes közül!🏆🏆🏆👌🏻❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Saabs seemed to be some of the neater drivers, and the Beetles did well too, esp considering their old design. Speaking as an ex-rally driver, I was rather worried with the numbers and in some cases locations of the spectators. I fear there will be someone hit if they are not a bit more careful.
The Beetles here have the more modern Beetle suspension design (1970-ish).
@@baxdesign Macpherson strut front and IRS rear, if set up well really handle well, you can use 944 trailing arms on the back to get instant rear discs too.
it may not be commonly known that this sport is ingrained in many since their childhood when they learned from their older brother and uncles how to tinker with cars and make them go fast. Kids get a chance to join around 15-16yo when the local motor club visit the youth centers and offer kids the chance to practice as the map reader, mostly in the winter to protect them in case of crashes. All it takes is doing it one time and you are hooked, amazing andrenaline rush.
As i think you’ll find with many of the historic motorsports, most less brutal on cars.
Cars from when cars were still fun.
They will never pass their driving tests driving like this! Regards from an 88 year old Englishman who permanently drives at 29 mph in the middle of the road and always acknowledges the waves from other drivers overtaking me. I enjoy in particular, motorway driving. Regards to all fellow drivers. England, April, 2024.
These rallies look like so much fun to watch, I hope I can catch one someday
Amazing footage with a fantastic array of cars. Love seeing the mix and the skills.
Hate to see some of these classics get smashed up but can't stop watching .
Old Volvo,s ...on , and on , and on, and on , just unstoppable , but the symphony of the rally ; mark 2 escorts ! faaintastic sounding engines , played by experts ! ( And I,m, a vauxhall fan !)
Ford really got it right with the escort! Some of the others it’s a job to know whether to fix them or mow them!
Those good old days are way gone.............................................I drove rally myself in the 70sh but it was in Finland rain or shine or snow or dirt.
Good video about the racers with old cars and others to the 80,s.
One hold very strong from Peru and I wish keep protect during the Convit 19.
No idea what you're saying lol
Chris Coleman same :)
@@kimifan06 excuse, but... do you know speak english???
Yes, they know...
The problem is YOUR english
I don't know what's more impressive, the drivers pushing their vintage cars to the limit and beyond or the audience participation. That Volvo at 1:30 hadn't even hit the ground when help was already half way there.
Car: Looses hubcap
Everyone: Starts running at the car
DM Gaina lol why dose everyone run at the car when it crashes
Great collection. Great quality. Don't underestimate those old Volvos!
opening scene ' now that is how you are supposed to drive a Volvo' pure class driving and car control
It was beautiful!!
Härliga klipp! Tack för att du delar med dig! 👍👍
I love the response time for people running to help.
The beetles sound amazing!
Steve Carter money shit pit
Agreed! The beetles are the best shit!
Yeah Yeah Yeah!
True but for me it’s the BDA escort.
You should play the Dukes of Hazard theme song. Just thEm good ol boys...... straightening them curves and flattening them hills. I was a lifelong Nascar fan until I discovered rally racing. It's officially my favorite racing style now.
1:10
*glass 1:* ight imma head out
*glass 2:* ight me too
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@@eduardaribeiro3685 what
Нкольи💋🏊♀️
Driver in a orange Volvo number 37 is Amazing!!
Love it!, Rally, the only sport that the spectators are the first responders!, and they respond ten times faster than the ones who get paid to respond sadly.
3:10 my man be chewing grass
After work, i only had a couple hours before it got dark so i drove the dirt roads as fast as i could to go fishing. When i turned 18 i was a natural. The stock 2300cc class was so much fun. Mostly used pinto coups, they usually held up all year if you didn't crash to bad.
8:04 best crash ever
that saab is built different
Old Volvo Bricks never die. They just get their corners rounded sometimes.
As expected Escort's are the best but those hulking Volvos are beast's. Luv it when any of em go into that field but keep it going and carry on. 👍 Weird seeing Beetle's in rally's.
Now THAT is driving. This beats hell out of ANY other kind of race. They dont measure these cars in MPH, they measure them in ounces of adrenaline per second !!! I would love to drive on one of these races or even be navigator. That's got to be the biggest rush ever . Going on board for the ride, not having much to do with whether one lives or dies . Wooo eee !!!!!!!!!!!!! I wish they ran rallies in the United States .
Reminds me of back in the day when guys left the tavern to go home. Probably frowned upon now. Lol
Nah, some still try.
Nice to see rally spectators still have a similar amount of care for their personal saftey
How many historic Rally will there be If they keep on wrecking the cars⁉️⁉️
Reducing the surplus Volvo population....
So much for Volvos being a stately rich person's luxury car!
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If that car is like a part of the manufacturer's history a big chance, the manufacturer's going to help with the restoration
Honestly, this is so much more fun to watch than WRC
Poor Mini, it deserved better.
Every classic car owner needs to watch this so they can understand its ok to actually drive their cars properly.
Beautiful Saabs
4:30 crash was because of some spectator covering a dangerous rock in the road with gravel or something
Whoever running that green and Grey saab are nothing short of incredible
I love a proper screaming 4 banger.
The Volkswagen beetle car seems to be able to drive better balanced than all the other old cars.
Was more worried for the spectators running up to the car before it had stopped moving than the drivers in some of these clips!
sadly the spectators in rally are stupid as f**** especially group b times
they make a hard time for rally driver cause u know they cant go max attack
Those mk2 escorts were absolute weapons
2:49 mr bean has left the chat
Never heard a Saab soundin so good!!, the Escort rule...
First 2 clips
Me Rallying on Forza : *Expectations* Clip1
Me Rallying on Forza : *Reality* Clip 2
Rally is the def in my top 3 coolest types of going fast beside snowboard cross and Moto gp
Whilst it's great to see the cars doing what they were designed to do, it's sad to see some getting smashed, especially since repairing them often means decent (and these days quite rare) roadgoing examples end up being cannibalised.
I'm building a Ford Pinto for rallying, she's a beast with her 2v 2 liter engine. 120hp 2000 pounds.
8:07 Look at the oxygen thief who runs out to the crash so early he's almost flattened by the car. Then he forgets he's still on the phone and tries to open a rear door with one hand.
The Ford Escorts look fun as hell to drive. I would love one.
What kind of camera/lens do you use? I absolutely love the look of your work!
_"Not the brakes, handbrake! Not the brakes, handbrake! Shoot! It's not that hard!"_
volvos going out into the field be like
reject modernity
return to tractor