Insane drift and applause! - Porsche GT3 RS 991.2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มี.ค. 2019
- We had some smoking fun at the end of the I round of 2019 Racalmuto Time Attack challenge on the Autodromo valle dei templi track, in Sicily (Italy).
Car is a Porsche GT3rs 991.2 WP on dunlop semi-slick tyres - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
What a driver
This is sick, porsches have a tendency to start to pendulum as all the weight is in the back so it's even more impressive😍
Thanks!
Actually the newer ones are harder to drift due to the huge grip levels at the back!
Thats some awesome control
This needs 1m views NOW
That'd be awesome 😆
Thanks man🙏
transitions are so fuckin smooth, with a porsche that are known for beeing snappy af.
Known by who. The internet expert community?
@@flywithtb5005 well the really rear engined ones probably
@@POVShotgun Bullshit. WHat really annoys me is that is is made up by some kids who drove like 3 laps in assetto corsa only and then say "known for beeing snappy".
To proove them wrong I would have to research atleast 3 yt videos where the presenters not only say the car is easy to drive but particulary say its easy to drift.
I also dont want to start an discussion with you on the level rear engine = oversteer bcs of weight distribution. Theres is much more to it than that.
Rather acknowledge that having the some opponion as Jeremy Clarkson doesn't make you appear more experienced.
@@flywithtb5005 you’re just picking a fight at this point. You couldn’t even prove the earth is round. You just know it to be true. Now you think everyone is gonna have the chance to flick a 70s rear wheel drive Porsche in real life? Of course not. That’s why they say it’s “known” or “heard”. He’s not speaking from personal experience.
@@POVShotgun and bcs a car from the 70s is known to be something of course that applies to all Porsche nowadays? Not mentioning electronic differentials, new tire and suspension technologies and driving aids? It doesn’t matter that even with the same technologies at hand you could improve the car just by 50 years of experience? It doesn’t matter that even in the 70s they had a differential option with 80% lock which just stopped the rear from rotating and is targeting towards the “gentleman drivers” who just want to drive fast on the autobahn.
You can learn a lot on the internet but if you ever move into a scientific direction they will tell you that they don’t trust your knowledge bcs on the internet, everybody is an expert. That’s why I think the comment on top is stupid.
So better stop arguing if your a smart guy and accept that we both and the guy who typed the stupid comment on top have NO IDEA how things really are and we should all shut up and not try to look smart on the internet.
Also on the Internet, the person who knows most wins discussions, it’s the person who most people agree with. Meaning that if sone of the people who liked the top comment join the discussion and do hate speech or say things like “You have no idea” if there are enough you will win. So why bother.
Respect
Sweeet
Thanks!
nice man
Grande manico e grande macchina! Ciao da gaspare...
Wicked car control at speed ... and in my fave car (991.2 GT3RS😍).
Can't wait for the 992
@@damachine3 Same! DRS for the street.
@@Virvum_Juggernaut DRS?
@@tg7380 992 GT3RS has active aero.
Who is the driver? The skill is unreal!
That's me, thanks!
Noice drivin m8
nice one!
Grazie manico! Grande macchina! Ciao! Da gaspare....
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How do you do this without spinning out amazing
Ez with that car
if you want to drift a Porsche you need big Balls XD
Is this automatic??
External footage
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