triple caution!!! triple caution!!! samir you are breakimg the car!!! jokes aside samir isnt actually a bad driver the clip just puts him in a bad light if you watch the full run
If you are talking about 1:12, that's Carlos del Barrio. He got lost while reading the notes and the driver had to tell him the info about the road so he could find it and read the pace notes but then they cashed. Carlos even says "That was my fault", because he just lost the line which he was reading and couldn't find what page to read next.
2:15 Translation if anyone cares: Markus: "Where did it hurt? (Repeated twice) Where? Are you ok? Is everything ok or do I stop?" Timo: Yes everything is ok. (Screaming in pain)
The 206 was the best WRC of its time, the same cannot be said for the 306 though, more commonly known as the flying frog which was plagued with transmission problems (It had only 4 gears) and cost Gronholm many more potential titles becouse of its habbit of breaking down
@Advocatus Diaboli Your not a true race fan if you dont like NASCAR. I used to find it boring, stereotyped as dumb. However it is it's own form of racing. The oldest style; a +190 mph chariot race.
Rally drivers are madly skilled... but I’d rather be a driver than the co-driver. Imagine sitting there while someone else thrashes a car around almost always out of control.
OMG! That's pure nostalgia. All my favourite drivers and co drivers, most of these races I have seen about a decade or more ago. Thanks for the video 🙏🏻 Yes I'm old.
@@2028Productions Not if the car drives through as he opens the gate. He'd lose minimum extra time and cost the next car 80% of their lost time as opposed to flat out giving them free seconds.
Navigators rule, drivers do what they're told, within reason. Another way to put it is, the navigator's accuracy has to be perfect while the driver has to get artistic to try and go faster than anyone else.
Co-driver is a role where you must be athletic and physically strong just to read the notes. Since both driver and co-driver are in the same car, its obvious that Co-driver through the same physical demands experienced by the driver. The only exception is he is not handling the car but controlling it without touching the steering and the brakes.
I always said co drivers are underappreciated, but I never thought of them controlling the car but that makes a lot of sense when you think about it. Their job is actually nuts
X32 22A it basically means. “My co-driver doesn’t do what I say, I do what my co-driver says”. Simply meaning the driver has to do exactly as the co-driver says or they’ll probably crash, as can be seen in the video. So the co-driver is effectively in charge.
@@Sir_Budginton If there's no co-driver, they'd just drive slowly unless they know [parts of] the stages from previous events. They crash because they trust their co-drivers, not because they are brainlets that definitely need them as the phrase "otherwise they'll crash" makes them look. While I know co-drivers' job is hard, it's the driver the one in charge; the one with the bigger and harder amount of tasks needed to be done during a stage. So I think that phrase was a compliment to Michael, or maybe because in this very special case it was Michael the one "in charge."
@@zwjna I mean, it also depends on how they divvy up the workload? For example if you look at liam brennan co-driving he's basicallytalking the driver through the process of every turn and bump, it's almost like he's driving the car via voice control
Watching as a young man I'm now 58 I was always amazed by the driver co-driver communication and cooperation I've never driven in a real rally only driven to live in crap out of them on Xbox I noticed the subtle differences in co-drivers and I was able to adapt very quickly with better than average lap times first time running the course with that I'd love to give it a shot at a co-driver for real not on Xbox either. 🤓🤓🤓😷
Sebastien Loeb - Daniel Elena Sebastien Ogier - Julien Ingrassia Those are the example of a Very Good and Pragmatic Partnership, Not just as a Driver and Co-Driver, But it's more than just a Relationship, That's How a Champions Team Should be.
@@Mark_DanielS I Disagree sorry, Tanak changed his Co-Drivers 4 times when he start WRC Career, He Started pair with Jarveoja in 2017. While Loeb-Elena and Ogier-Ingrassia start from the beginning, from Junior Championship to WRC, Even when Loeb debut in Dakar he choose to bring Danos as his partner instead other Co-Driver
@@marguskiis7711 That's my point, some drivers can change their co-drivers to find success and move on but some pairings can't be separated, Take a look at WRC Drivers now. Kris Meeke has to adapt with Seb Marshall, Elfyn Evans also has many things to learn with Scott Martin, and Teemu Suninen got new Co-Driver at Sardegna
1:32 i felt so bad for this co driver.... he seemed genuinely upset.. if i was his driver i would have nothing but respect for him.. they do their best to keep on track of the notes while flying at these speeds through them scary ads stages... at the end of the day you can comeback next year and try again..
Timo Rautinainen is a legend in 2 Forms, One is a Great Friend and is a Brother in Law for Marcus and Two is that he's a champion and whatever it takes even if he hurt his back or something goes into his ass. He still continues no matter the consequences because he's fighting for the win for his brother in law
Damn! Never really knew just how tough the position of being the co-driver can be. Much respect to the people who can handle such an intense job. Awesome video!
Ahhhh you cannot make a video about co-drivers and not mention Nicky Grist; he's a legend, courageous enough to be Colin's co-driver. How could forget that accident where Nicky spelled "don't cut" and Colin heard "cut", resulted in multiple rolls of the Focus 😮
He actually said "cut", but it was meant for the following corner. He said it just as they were into the fast right and McRae impulsively decided to cut (his own admission), hit the bank and rolled out of the title fight. That title in 2001 should have been his...
Still remember Mads østberg at Sardinia 2009. Although I didn't watch that race. The thing is, he's co-driver somehow can't race with him, Mads eventually pick his girlfriend as co-driver. After that rally, they manage to score points! What a happy young couple.
the car model that enter most amount of stages, if i not mistaken last time while watching WRC the xsara still there while other team have switch 1 or 2 models
The Xsara was truly an amazing car, Loeb said that its his favourite car in every interview he did. And im a proud owner of a coupe '99 Xsara VTS and fall deep in love with Her every time i start her engine 😍
It is a hard task to continuously reading a book with highly boring technical vocab for hours while you in a super cool roaring monster fire breathing skidding all arround corners on amazing beautiful landscape, yes it's truly hard..
Do anyone remember that Timo's first back- ingury resulted in a by 4 sec fastest time on the same Stage, by Marcus Grönholm ? NO NOTES - and still, by memory ; fastest on that stage 🇫🇮💞🤠
@@kike-Z Yeah but that doesn't take away from the skill that it takes to drive 140+ KM/h on a rough, narrow gravel road. Group B was tough sure. But the new technology of WRC doesn't make it any easier than Group B, really. You're still going blazingly fast down a rough gravel road. Just because WRC has more technology improvements doesn't mean that the skill of drivers today should be thrown in the trash. If anything the new WRC is almost the same as Group B, guess you need the drivers dying from throwing themselves off cliffs to be happy though and plowing into crowds and killing children for it to have that "true" Group B feel though eh?
WRC drivers are considered the most skilled in the world in rallying, just like the group b drivers. However you should take into account it was banned for a reason. I might be wrong but i think after it was banned a study was made and it concluded that group b cars got to the point where the human brain simply could not keep up with the car, back then that was as fast as you could possibly go on a rally stage both tecnologically and skill wise, nowadays i dont think it is true due to the regulations. But make no mistake i know even with all the limitations to the wrc cars they are still beasts
My two biggest co-driver memories watching WRC in its prime: Timo’s ass puncture (which he was given an award for after the rally) and the tragic accident resulting in the death of co-driver Michael Park R.I.P.
I was literally about to search why rally drivers need co-drivers 2 seconds before watching this video, but then I noticed this video in my recommended, so, happy coincidences!
Navigator is a better term to describe the function, since they don't really "drive". There is a guy on the left who does the driving decisions, and the guy on the right who navigates, or, describes the road ahead.
2006 Impreza yes saw it out of the corner of my eye and instinctively caught it and held on to it until the end of the stage (don’t know why). I was in a 96 GrpN Impreza with a large roof vent. I presume we were catching another car, or been caught and past but don’t remember that bit, just catching the stone.
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SAMIR! YOU ARE BREAKING THE CAR!
TRIPPLE CAUTION!!!
FAST RIGHT!!!!
Medium left😂
We will not finish
I knew scrolling down that i'd see a comment like this, and of course it's the first one XD
Co Drivers definitely deserve more recognition
1k with no replies
Is it possible to learn this power?
@@blackturbine not an easy power to learn
@@angelo.strand Did you ever hear about the Jake Shute the wise?
If I ever was a co driver my nightmare would be accidentally reading a note wrong and just fall off a cliff at 100mph
Totally agree..
"Medium left, *MEDIUM LEEEEEFT!!!!* SAMIR YOU'VE GOT TO LISTEN TO ME!!!"
Shute upe lede me drive
Samir, you are breaking the car!
what are you doing?!
"shudup I'm driving"
Just here after that video
When you're with Samir, you're his hostage, not his co driver
Haha nice one
He is the co driver but I’ll let it slide
Shadap
triple caution!!! triple caution!!! samir you are breakimg the car!!! jokes aside samir isnt actually a bad driver the clip just puts him in a bad light if you watch the full run
@@SimonBauer7 He almost hit a spectator on the side man
I think Samir has a different opinion about having a co driver
@Advocatus Diaboli He was actually a really good driver, but in that particular rally he was very rusty after several years of inactivity.
Nah, Samir rather follow a helicopter
😂
Shaddap
Don't tell me how to drive
"UP IN THE A** OF TIMO!!"
One of the most iconic quotes from WRC history
that fucking car was a fucking death trap
Also: "SAMIR"
That's number 1...number 2 is "My Vagina!" but it's not WRC it's a NA Rally.
I really hoped that event would make it into this.
Ricardo Neto Greetings from Finland Ricardo.
I felt bad for the co driver who started crying
Yeah me too he's name is Carlos Del Bario and he is currently co-driving for Dani Sordo
I did not understand, why is he crying?
@@AdtrainFR the driver was yelling at him all the time and they crashed to, so I think it was alot of pressure on him.
@@CaesarAugustus27 He broke his back
If you are talking about 1:12, that's Carlos del Barrio. He got lost while reading the notes and the driver had to tell him the info about the road so he could find it and read the pace notes but then they cashed. Carlos even says "That was my fault", because he just lost the line which he was reading and couldn't find what page to read next.
Could you put the music even louder next time, just to make sure we don't hear at all what the pilots and co-drivers say
Thanks
eh, if you hear what they say you wont need narrator then... :)
yeah i'm sure they used a lot more 4 letter words.
Comon youtube problem! Be happy it's not dubstep x10 like most stupids here
Also I want more narrator stating the obvious really loudly over the co driver
You didn't have to hear that. And what do you think the narrator is there for?
2:15 Translation if anyone cares:
Markus:
"Where did it hurt? (Repeated twice)
Where?
Are you ok?
Is everything ok or do I stop?"
Timo:
Yes everything is ok.
(Screaming in pain)
Thx I thought the driver was yelling at him for not speaking anymore!👍🏻
What happened
@eteppo thx
lur ezpe Timo got his back hurt. Landing after big jums on rally Finland generates 10g!
For anyone wondering a rock went up his ass
1:24 Camouflage mode: ON
What are you talking about?
lol
Ghillie suit for cars
@@efekaansahin9948 idk i dont see anything
Kimi Räikkönen and Samir's co driver would be great teammates
"Throttle, throttle."
"Yes, yes, yes, yes, I'm doing it all the time, you don't have to remind me every ten seconds."
@@gale7682 "just leave me alone i know what to do"
“Don’t talk to me in the middle of the corner” 😂
ööh ööhm no comment
@Henkka wrong kimi
2 lessons from this video:
1- don't drive a Peugeot
2- don't be a co-driver
What? Peugeot was many times WRC champion in manufactures. So many rallies They took postitions 1-2-3 at the finish.
The 206 was the best WRC of its time, the same cannot be said for the 306 though, more commonly known as the flying frog which was plagued with transmission problems (It had only 4 gears) and cost Gronholm many more potential titles becouse of its habbit of breaking down
Buddy14 you Think about Peugeot 307 WRC. 306 Maxi was FWD 2 litre natural aspirated rally car.. F2 champion
@@zepter00 i noticed a few hours after typing, thanks for clearing it up for others so i dont have to edit my original reply
Don't start videos wearing headphones with full volume.
one of the most entertaining rally explaining video ever
The soundtrack was spot on
MEDIUM LEFT!!!!
"TRIPPLE CAUTION, TRIPLE CAUTION SAMIR!!!"
Thank you, that's the only comment that is important. The only meme they should have put in this video.
Stay Centre
SHADAAAP
The Solberg/Mills one with tightening the steering wheel on the go is a classic. Petter you legend!
1:12 I felt really sorry for him, he was shattered
A Shattered Man
He's good now he just won in Sardinia with Dani Sordo. On to greener pastures as they say.
Jamie Jardine thanks for the good news
B18CJDM he is Carlos del Barrio, Sordo's copilot
"joder, he sido yo tio :("
I am a Co-driver in national championship Rallys here in New Zealand. Yeah we have to deal with a lot stuff. Co driving isn't as easy as it sounds!
@@krrisss i.stuff.co.nz/sport/motorsport/90166284/marlborough-racer-wins-support-from-nz-rally-royalty
Kris dimwit.
Kris Haha he actually is a Co-Driver. Way to make yourself look a fool
and that's when Kris knew he'd fucked up
Dont most if not all co drivers know how to drive just as good if not better than their driver?
Best co-driver call out in history is, "Samir, you're breaking the car!"
@GP2_Engine Samir almost killed a man and crossed the safety tape too in that race. Samir is a jackass
@GP2_Engine And... Where's the part where I said Samir isn't the driver?
Driver: THE NUMBERS CO-DRIVER! WHAT DO THEY MEAN
Samir's co-driver just unsubscribed Red Bull Rally.
Nascar co-driver: coming up with another left bend.
😂😂😂😂😂
@MiraiNG Gaming and Soundtracks i'm playing dirt rally without even knowing what my co means haha.
And I always fail miserably
@MiraiNG Gaming and Soundtracks ahh so thats why i never know..
It's on the tutorial
I never play turtorial
As a nascar fan that’s what every track has
@Advocatus Diaboli Your not a true race fan if you dont like NASCAR. I used to find it boring, stereotyped as dumb. However it is it's own form of racing. The oldest style; a +190 mph chariot race.
Rally drivers are madly skilled... but I’d rather be a driver than the co-driver. Imagine sitting there while someone else thrashes a car around almost always out of control.
yes. I get sick when I read something in a normal driving car. I would vomit during the whole race as a co-driver.
I drive in karts and people in the pits radioing in is like a codriver and it’s so annoying
D.B.drivers in WRC are almost always in control.
Aren't some Co-drivers also Rally Drivers themselves for example isn't Ken Block's Co-driver a rally driver to?
@JT games do not translate to real word skills
The guys who injured their backs on that jump are absolute troopers. I'd have been like "stop the bloody car right now" 😂
codrivers are amazing, i raced with my brother once, he actually puked all over himself in the last stage and we carried on anyway to win 3rd place
I dont think that guy could even speak
Marcus actually asked Timo, "where it hurt, you ok, do I stop?"
Why stopping to wait for an ambulance when you're actually already in an even faster going ambulance ?
@ Yep. Spinal injuries totally work like that.
OMG! That's pure nostalgia. All my favourite drivers and co drivers, most of these races I have seen about a decade or more ago.
Thanks for the video 🙏🏻
Yes I'm old.
Most underrated Job in Racing 😳 They are the true Heros 😔
3:13 and then he should close the gate so that it would be equally for everyone
Cost of being petty +7 seconds tho
@@2028Productions Not if the car drives through as he opens the gate. He'd lose minimum extra time and cost the next car 80% of their lost time as opposed to flat out giving them free seconds.
Navigators rule, drivers do what they're told, within reason.
Another way to put it is, the navigator's accuracy has to be perfect while the driver has to get artistic to try and go faster than anyone else.
Samir and his co-driver have differing views on that.
@@azmodanpc True! 😅
None of the recognition, all of the blame.
Yeah
Well, for most jobs i guess XD
It’s like being the goalie of rally driving
Medium left! Medium left!
Medium left! into sharp left! you are not concentrating!
Your breaking the car
Please Samir, im begin yu
Shatap yaar! (gibberish)
Shudup!
Co-driver is a role where you must be athletic and physically strong just to read the notes. Since both driver and co-driver are in the same car, its obvious that Co-driver through the same physical demands experienced by the driver. The only exception is he is not handling the car but controlling it without touching the steering and the brakes.
I always said co drivers are underappreciated, but I never thought of them controlling the car but that makes a lot of sense when you think about it. Their job is actually nuts
@@PabloPhreshcobar yeah, the pace of the driver can even be dictated by the co-driver (and vice versa).
A professional rally driver got ticket from police? i would like to see that in person
Used to happen a lot more. The team pays up, so as long as the cops don't impound the car mid liaison all is fine xD
@@metaomicron72 it happens in the inbetween road stages?
@@sen_ex yep.
Happend at Wales Rally GB quite a few times
@@ronbradford5009 but with what reason
Why? Weight distribution.
I still remember what markko martin said, "Park wasn't my co-driver, I was his pilot."
What exactly does that mean? I don't quite understand the meaning.
X32 22A it basically means. “My co-driver doesn’t do what I say, I do what my co-driver says”. Simply meaning the driver has to do exactly as the co-driver says or they’ll probably crash, as can be seen in the video.
So the co-driver is effectively in charge.
@@Sir_Budginton If there's no co-driver, they'd just drive slowly unless they know [parts of] the stages from previous events. They crash because they trust their co-drivers, not because they are brainlets that definitely need them as the phrase "otherwise they'll crash" makes them look. While I know co-drivers' job is hard, it's the driver the one in charge; the one with the bigger and harder amount of tasks needed to be done during a stage. So I think that phrase was a compliment to Michael, or maybe because in this very special case it was Michael the one "in charge."
Yeah? Tell that to Samir
@@zwjna I mean, it also depends on how they divvy up the workload? For example if you look at liam brennan co-driving he's basicallytalking the driver through the process of every turn and bump, it's almost like he's driving the car via voice control
Watching as a young man I'm now 58 I was always amazed by the driver co-driver communication and cooperation I've never driven in a real rally only driven to live in crap out of them on Xbox I noticed the subtle differences in co-drivers and I was able to adapt very quickly with better than average lap times first time running the course with that I'd love to give it a shot at a co-driver for real not on Xbox either. 🤓🤓🤓😷
So Samir doesn't break the car ... duhhhh
only legends will get the reference
Sebastien Loeb - Daniel Elena
Sebastien Ogier - Julien Ingrassia
Those are the example of a Very Good and Pragmatic Partnership, Not just as a Driver and Co-Driver, But it's more than just a Relationship, That's How a Champions Team Should be.
Also Tänak- Järveoja
@@Mark_DanielS I Disagree sorry, Tanak changed his Co-Drivers 4 times when he start WRC Career, He Started pair with Jarveoja in 2017.
While Loeb-Elena and Ogier-Ingrassia start from the beginning, from Junior Championship to WRC, Even when Loeb debut in Dakar he choose to bring Danos as his partner instead other Co-Driver
Märtin -- Park with the tragic end. Death of Park meant the end of Märtin`s career.
@@marguskiis7711 That's my point, some drivers can change their co-drivers to find success and move on but some pairings can't be separated, Take a look at WRC Drivers now. Kris Meeke has to adapt with Seb Marshall, Elfyn Evans also has many things to learn with Scott Martin, and Teemu Suninen got new Co-Driver at Sardegna
Neuville and Gilsoul are two peas in a pod
Rally is the best motorsport on 4 wheels. Also because it's a team.
Opinion ;)
*MOSTLY on four wheels
Yep. You could say the same for endurance racing as well as you have 3 different drivers
So much better than F1
No, I believe u mean karting
1:32 i felt so bad for this co driver.... he seemed genuinely upset.. if i was his driver i would have nothing but respect for him.. they do their best to keep on track of the notes while flying at these speeds through them scary ads stages... at the end of the day you can comeback next year and try again..
SAMIR YOU ARE BREAKING THE CAR
Were do they say that I can’t find it :(((
@@meltapia5178 its from another video called samir youre breaking the car
Triple caution
@@nasreenhussain4386 Stay Center
@@meltapia5178 TRIPLE CAUTION! TRIPLE CAUTION!!!
"SAMIR YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO ME PLEASE I BEG YOU SAMIIIIIRRR!!!!"
You wrecking the car..
Shatap
Shadap
1:47 when you're playing Dirt 4 and you crash because of the co-driver
PedroFIFA I don’t think that happens so often in DiRT but definitely in WRC 7. Notes are just awful in that game.
@@max27stoner it happens to me all the time
@@Pedro-mx9qo Well with the randomly generated stages it can get finicky.
I feel you bro
@@fabianblom2458 so that's why I have the same corners 3 times in a stage...
5:13 did he really just have a tshirt on
Carbon One yes, it was allowed in the 90s in the Safari Rally
@@kike-Z even in 2002 it was allowed
Man was hot
@@leonidas0242 big shaq😂😂😂😂
@@Spyker8921 why isn't it allowed anymore?
a bird? What are you talking about
Yeah he was thinking he was on drugs
me in math lesson😂😂
a bird? Bird is the Word 1963
th-cam.com/video/9Gc4QTqslN4/w-d-xo.html
;D
@@NickChase 😂😂😂
Must be the wind...
Timo Rautinainen is a legend in 2 Forms, One is a Great Friend and is a Brother in Law for Marcus and Two is that he's a champion and whatever it takes even if he hurt his back or something goes into his ass. He still continues no matter the consequences because he's fighting for the win for his brother in law
Respect for drivers & Co drivers 💓🏆🌹
Damn! Never really knew just how tough the position of being the co-driver can be. Much respect to the people who can handle such an intense job. Awesome video!
Ahhhh you cannot make a video about co-drivers and not mention Nicky Grist; he's a legend, courageous enough to be Colin's co-driver.
How could forget that accident where Nicky spelled "don't cut" and Colin heard "cut", resulted in multiple rolls of the Focus 😮
Yeah, Grist/McRae were an iconic duo!
Ah, I still remember reading that on a rally magazine. That Ford hatchback turned into a damn kei car
He actually said "cut", but it was meant for the following corner. He said it just as they were into the fast right and McRae impulsively decided to cut (his own admission), hit the bank and rolled out of the title fight. That title in 2001 should have been his...
How could you forget about Samir.
Nicky also won a title with Kankunnen, mostly overlooked, also he co-drove armin schwartz in a few rallies
To race without these co-drivers is like racing with a blindfold on.
No it's not. The latter can be actually done 😂
@@itsprochy if you're in NASCAR, sure
@@johnmalcolmthorpeflemingch8191 🤣🤣🤣
The repairing of that loose steering wheel in the middle of the race was crazy.
"SAMIR LISTEN TO MY CALLS !"
It’s a two person job
Legends say Samir is still destroying the car up this day.🤣
4:39 me when the teacher asks if ive done my homework
Just my day 😂😂
😂
My reaction would be more like 1:12
@@lbecattinilb lol
Still remember Mads østberg at Sardinia 2009. Although I didn't watch that race. The thing is, he's co-driver somehow can't race with him, Mads eventually pick his girlfriend as co-driver. After that rally, they manage to score points! What a happy young couple.
Now I'm imagining if Codies had Phil Mills record "How lucky we're we with that bird?" as a post-stage Easter egg line for Dirt Rally 2.0
Can we just appreciate the beauty of that Citroen Xsara 😭
Especially, driven by Sebastian Loeb
the car model that enter most amount of stages, if i not mistaken
last time while watching WRC the xsara still there while other team have switch 1 or 2 models
@@shngsam8777 petter solberg drove one while the works team has been using the c4 for like 3 or 4 years, it was still competitive then.
The Xsara was truly an amazing car, Loeb said that its his favourite car in every interview he did. And im a proud owner of a coupe '99 Xsara VTS and fall deep in love with Her every time i start her engine 😍
Regular Citroen Xsaras are a piece of crap but I gotta pay respect where it's due, it's one hell of a rally car.
Samir doesn't need a co-driver.
because he'll kill the co driver
Definitely the best motorsport... Always amazing to watch.
Girl: what do you do.
You: im a rally racer.
Girl: wow your a driver??
You: no a co driver/navigator
Girl: ooooh..( drops the drink)
It is a hard task to continuously reading a book with highly boring technical vocab for hours while you in a super cool roaring monster fire breathing skidding all arround corners on amazing beautiful landscape, yes it's truly hard..
Do anyone remember that Timo's first back- ingury resulted in a by 4 sec fastest time on the same Stage, by Marcus Grönholm ?
NO NOTES - and still, by memory ; fastest on that stage 🇫🇮💞🤠
Co-drivers are arguably more nuts than the drivers. They're doing all the same crazy shit but they have absolutely no control. Hats off to those guys
Co-pilot: Hey that was pretty lucky with that bird!!
Pilot: What bird??
:D :D :D
Eyes on the Road. No time for the wildlife.
Frustrated Co-driver: Listen to me now...
Love it
This video showed me a lot of random tasks some Co-Drivers had to do at some point but it definitely did not tell me why rally drivers need Co-drivers
Petter Solberg, Sebastien Loeb and Marcus Gronholm were the best rally era ever!
Petter Solberg*
Wakeel Janoo add Henri Toivonen
Wakeel Janoo Loeb, Grolhom and Solberg raced with WRC cars, which are much more easier to drive than a Group B
@@kike-Z Yeah but that doesn't take away from the skill that it takes to drive 140+ KM/h on a rough, narrow gravel road. Group B was tough sure. But the new technology of WRC doesn't make it any easier than Group B, really. You're still going blazingly fast down a rough gravel road. Just because WRC has more technology improvements doesn't mean that the skill of drivers today should be thrown in the trash.
If anything the new WRC is almost the same as Group B, guess you need the drivers dying from throwing themselves off cliffs to be happy though and plowing into crowds and killing children for it to have that "true" Group B feel though eh?
WRC drivers are considered the most skilled in the world in rallying, just like the group b drivers. However you should take into account it was banned for a reason. I might be wrong but i think after it was banned a study was made and it concluded that group b cars got to the point where the human brain simply could not keep up with the car, back then that was as fast as you could possibly go on a rally stage both tecnologically and skill wise, nowadays i dont think it is true due to the regulations. But make no mistake i know even with all the limitations to the wrc cars they are still beasts
Thanks! This video gives me tons more respect towards co-drivers.
So much footage from my favorite era of rally, when Tommi Makinen was driving 👍🏼👍🏼
How can you not love this series?
I’m a rally raid co-pilot and i can tell you it’s as hard as it gets !!!
2:20 when it supposed to be a Rally Race and converts to an Ambulance coz your co driver dying in an injure
Rallye is, for me, the most dangerous, yet most impressive motorsport. I just have so much respect for the drivers and co-drivers !
Well, after Isle of Man bike TT :D
Reminds me of when racing cars were death traps, one little mistake can kill you... too much for me tbh, mad respect tho
1:43 "5 left?" 😂😂😂
faking hell samir youre breaking da car!
I'm willing to partake in any motorsport except this. This is terrifying.
My two biggest co-driver memories watching WRC in its prime: Timo’s ass puncture (which he was given an award for after the rally) and the tragic accident resulting in the death of co-driver Michael Park R.I.P.
3:43
I'm an aircraft mechanic and wow I really appreciate and respect this craziness!
🖐🏿🤯🤪👍🏿
How hard do you have to throw a water bottle to break someone's nose?
Advocatus Diaboli imagine having glass water bottles, couldn’t be me
Not too hard if its a cold one for the boi to crack him open
Fill it with water and let it freeze, gets pretty heavy.
I was literally about to search why rally drivers need co-drivers 2 seconds before watching this video, but then I noticed this video in my recommended, so, happy coincidences!
Navigator is a better term to describe the function, since they don't really "drive". There is a guy on the left who does the driving decisions, and the guy on the right who navigates, or, describes the road ahead.
Stress full as hell
co-driver here as well. had my share of experiences and thats only during recce, not even getting into the actual rally yet. LOL
1:46 Me at dirt rally
Same
I truly appreciate that there's a post about the narrative in the details section.
😀
Rally drivers are so high skilled
Phil Mills and Nicky Grist are arguably my favorite co-drivers
Elena is mine
Wow, the police really hassled someone in the middle of a race? Lmao
It happens more than you may think.
@Advocatus Diaboli Are you kidding?! Special are a thing, but when they are on the road with everyone else. They are just another car.
Not on a stage, they were on their way go service which requires ACTUAL ROAD/CITY DRIVING
And that is why you ALLWEY'S uave a mini map in driving/raceing games
except DiRT Rally/2.0
you still need a co-driver guiding you in those kind of games
@@HarunaKaiNi it's free on PS+ BTW, amazing game but way too fucking hard
@@pedinhuh16
That’s because it’s actually realistic unlike most games
Somehow I love this sport, since I was in junior high school
Honestly sounds like a pretty fun job
Always something new and thrilling happening
I've caught a stone that came through the roof vent once, not quite the same as a bird
Wait you actually caught it with your hand like a ball?
2006 Impreza yes saw it out of the corner of my eye and instinctively caught it and held on to it until the end of the stage (don’t know why). I was in a 96 GrpN Impreza with a large roof vent. I presume we were catching another car, or been caught and past but don’t remember that bit, just catching the stone.
I felt when he said “5 left?” 😂🤷🏾
Danos acting as ballast always makes me laugh!
He would make a better ballast nowadays😂😂
5:11 The Fujiwara special at Mt Akina :)
3:58 - Playing engineer in battlefield! 🤣🤣🤣
2:14 turn on subtitles
*peanut sauce*
2:45
*peanut diamond*
IM DEAD LMAO
"Threw a waterbottle", yeah right he decked him right after the stage.
Medium leeeeft!!! Samir!! You’re breaking the car!!! You have to listen!!
phil mills’ voice is very familiar to many gamers who don’t even do rally
Since Rally 2005, Sebestian Loeb is my favourite, I'm a big fan of him.