@@mynt253 Nowadays you could probably engineer them to light up pretty much wherever you want though. That being said these 935 lights are probably made to barely pass the regulations rather than provide a nice driving experience
I couldn’t imagine going nearly 200+ mph in almost pitch black night with other drivers around, not knowing if you’re gonna become a ball of fire in seconds.
"The danger? Well, of course. But you are missing a very important point. I think if any of us imagined; really imagined; what it would be like to go into a tree at 150 miles per hour we would probably never get into the cars at all, none of us. So it has always seemed to me that to do something very dangerous requires a certain absence of imagination." (c) Grand Prix
With the safety barriers it’s pretty much like driving the autobahn at night. And the autobahn has NO lighting! I’ve driven he autobahn at 180mph hundreds of times in my life and I really enjoy it, it’s very peaceful! But it’s also fun in the middle of the day when there are lots of cars around you and you find some other people who 2anna go quick and you have a little fun together. Nothing like 4-5 cars driving vmax for 20 miles without braking all while the right side has quite a lot of traffic! Fortunately the Germans are very strict drivers (or where, the new generation is really bad at driving because they unfortunately don’t care about cars anymore. They only care about their dumb Chinese spy app named TikTok..) so it’s usually safe but you have to be 110% concentrated and think for everyone else on the road.
It s funny how the human brain compensates for all the rattling and shaking... When you re driving, the "movie" is fluid...In your head... Very interesting camera mounting. Great video!
@@electricpaisy6045 I agree, I think you're thinking of the fact that our eyes shake naturally, thus our brains will make a stable image and process it as if our eyes weren't shaking. Same is applicable to racing on bumps. In a normal road car, our eyes can adjust pretty well to the bumps, but in racing, it does take a few races before it is completely gone and normalized as steady. My first few races weren't great in stabilizing visual information, but after that, it is perceived that the rough road isn't there. I remember being a passenger in a NASCAR around Charlette speedway and it was hard to tell where I exactly was on track, but when I decided to drive for myself, after a few laps my eyes were adjusted to it.
@@rinkydinkfretboard8737fellow TBI survivor here too. I know exactly what you mean. Being in motion for too long, having to focus hard on some things can really be a drain on the mind. I had a lot of issues with my vision initially, but thankfully it's mostly recovered. I'm not sure in your case, but the worst for me is getting ocular migraines. It makes it extremely difficult to function and do the most basic of things. I hope you'll eventually make a full recovery. Neurologist told me it could be anywhere from 3-8 years before I'm "fully" healed. It's been 2 years for me. The first year was absolutely the most difficult and most challenging thing I've ever lived through.
@@electricpaisy6045 Man I love these short comments destroying some random flabbergasted thinking he just discovered something amazing when it's just "eye movement" and that's it
Imagine this in 1970s. Roadside lighting is not as good as today. Mulsanne long straight without chichane Only you, a couple of headlights, your machine, full throttle, screaming & tearing midnight at Le Mans.
Cameras make it look darker than it really is also. It's impossible to see the braking markers/boards with the camera but in real life you should easily see them. You can see them briefly on camera just before the chicanes, but you should be able to see them easier in person.
@@xfloodcasual8124 it could by adjusting some settings, the guy driving could easily use 1/25th of a second and iso 3200 without making the video fall apart…
This is by far one of the most incredible in-helmet cams I’ve ever seen - to witness this perspective, driving such a car within a pitch black LeMans, what a thrill and accomplishment this is for you! I’d love to see a longer length clip
Its nuts how, even when I race this 1000 times in gt7 vr, it cant prepare you for how pitch black those long straights are, how precise you still have to be with braking, and if you blink at the wrong time, youre in the wall. Their concentration is next level. I love this
I imagine this is the closest thing we will ever get to the Blackbird 930 on the Wangan going flatout. There is so much going on in that cockpit. Thank you for sharing this amazing video.
This is the best driver's perspective camera i've ever seen, even better than the ones used in some official F1 videos. If you forget about the shaking it will even look like a very realistic videogame, this is amazing.
My last time at LeMans was 2017 for the 24hr proper with my son. We haven't been since because he had school exams each summer. 2021 looks uncertain regarding his A leval final exam timetable but this clip is whetting my appetite again - hopeful we can go and BOTH experience our 1st Classic LeMans togther. We have amassed a great collection of 935's in 1:43 but have never seen a real one under power (only in museum).
I love that you took your son. My dad passed this last April. I am 44 and I miss him so much it hurts. He took me to my first F1 race in 2000 when it came back to the US. God bless you for spending time with your son and creating those brilliant memories.
Fuck me, that was brutal. Manhandling such a beast in this darkness and leading the ultra light and nimble sports prototypes with cosworth F1 engines! Wow, amazing drive in a amazing powerful machine
Gran Turismo 7 VR do be looking impressive. Joking aside, this was no walking pace, really good driving, even the prototypes couldn't keep up. Must be really cut on power those ones.
This is so amazing. I’m thankful to have been able to witness Le Mans a few years ago, even driving on some of the roads before they were closed off. A highlight of my life. I love seeing things like this that remind me.
I found this video today, still amazing to see a helmet cam video so clean. It reminds me of Shift 2 Unleashed gaming at night at Silverstone or Circuit de la Sarthe. Just amazing.
That, and he’s out driving his headlights… his lights only cover a certain distance. His speed makes it appear to us that they’re not lighting the way very well. It would be interesting to see if his speed was “only” 100mph how much further you could see. It actually shouldn’t matter… the lights only cover a certain distance. In the car, his eyes are better adjusted to the decreased light so he can likely see somewhat better than we can in the video. Our eyes are probably much more sensitive than the camera.
Its horrifiying to know that normally your car will save you to some point if you make a small mistake, you make a small mistake in this thing it will eat you and spit you out as a fireball. Mad respect to the driver. Lad got some balls.
Das nenn ich Fahrzeug Beherrschung...👍und die Kiste schiebt an...hätte mir nicht gedacht d er den anderen noch einholt so wie der am Anfang davon gefahren ist...🔥 Porsche Power💪
I love the car noise! 😊 Edited to add: I feel like the drivers are amazing athletes, controlling that much power. I've met a lot of drivers, and avoid their handshakes; they're STRONG! 😅
In my life I have only had a Porsche, a 944 that my grandfather had and with it I did the 24 hours of Mexico in the "hermanos Rodríguez" y ver eso me lo recordó
Koliko tisuća kilometra sam napravio s Alfom na ovoj stazi na Gran Turismo da bin mogao i ja se doć utrkivat tamo s vama 😂 brutalno dobro ide Porsche. Odličan video. Čuvaj se 🤘👌👍👋🇭🇷
Reminds me of Terminator 2 when Schwarzenegger driving in pitch black after rescuing Sarah Connor from the mental institute and he's asked by John if he can see anything. Scary ass hell professional driving WOOOOOOOW.
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This just made me realize how good modern headlights really are
I'm not sure how good modern headlights would be if they were mounted at bumper level like the 935's massive fog light-like lights are.
@@mynt253 Nowadays you could probably engineer them to light up pretty much wherever you want though. That being said these 935 lights are probably made to barely pass the regulations rather than provide a nice driving experience
@@mynt253pretty good, specially with LED tech.
This car is 40+ years old... headlights arent in original condition
@@R9naldo Why couldn't they be in original condition?
What the hell? This has to be one of the greatest automotive videos on the internet. It just doesn't get much better than this. Unbelievable.
Ikr unbelievable..
You read my mind!
Completely agree. Bananas!
Agreed!
I couldn’t imagine going nearly 200+ mph in almost pitch black night with other drivers around, not knowing if you’re gonna become a ball of fire in seconds.
When you're driving a car like that in a track like Le Mans you forget about everything, that's the time the machine possesses you.
"The danger? Well, of course. But you are missing a very important point. I think if any of us imagined; really imagined; what it would be like to go into a tree at 150 miles per hour we would probably never get into the cars at all, none of us. So it has always seemed to me that to do something very dangerous requires a certain absence of imagination." (c) Grand Prix
@@drixin3587 -Maybe the best racing movie ever.
With the safety barriers it’s pretty much like driving the autobahn at night.
And the autobahn has NO lighting!
I’ve driven he autobahn at 180mph hundreds of times in my life and I really enjoy it, it’s very peaceful!
But it’s also fun in the middle of the day when there are lots of cars around you and you find some other people who 2anna go quick and you have a little fun together.
Nothing like 4-5 cars driving vmax for 20 miles without braking all while the right side has quite a lot of traffic!
Fortunately the Germans are very strict drivers (or where, the new generation is really bad at driving because they unfortunately don’t care about cars anymore. They only care about their dumb Chinese spy app named TikTok..) so it’s usually safe but you have to be 110% concentrated and think for everyone else on the road.
@@rolux4853 My kind of Human being.
It s funny how the human brain compensates for all the rattling and shaking... When you re driving, the "movie" is fluid...In your head... Very interesting camera mounting. Great video!
Most of it is eye movement
your eye sort of stabilizes
@@electricpaisy6045 I agree, I think you're thinking of the fact that our eyes shake naturally, thus our brains will make a stable image and process it as if our eyes weren't shaking. Same is applicable to racing on bumps. In a normal road car, our eyes can adjust pretty well to the bumps, but in racing, it does take a few races before it is completely gone and normalized as steady. My first few races weren't great in stabilizing visual information, but after that, it is perceived that the rough road isn't there. I remember being a passenger in a NASCAR around Charlette speedway and it was hard to tell where I exactly was on track, but when I decided to drive for myself, after a few laps my eyes were adjusted to it.
@@rinkydinkfretboard8737fellow TBI survivor here too. I know exactly what you mean. Being in motion for too long, having to focus hard on some things can really be a drain on the mind. I had a lot of issues with my vision initially, but thankfully it's mostly recovered. I'm not sure in your case, but the worst for me is getting ocular migraines. It makes it extremely difficult to function and do the most basic of things. I hope you'll eventually make a full recovery. Neurologist told me it could be anywhere from 3-8 years before I'm "fully" healed. It's been 2 years for me. The first year was absolutely the most difficult and most challenging thing I've ever lived through.
@@electricpaisy6045 Man I love these short comments destroying some random flabbergasted thinking he just discovered something amazing when it's just "eye movement" and that's it
Imagine this in 1970s.
Roadside lighting is not as good as today.
Mulsanne long straight without chichane
Only you, a couple of headlights, your machine, full throttle, screaming & tearing midnight at Le Mans.
Balls of fucking titanium bro
Agreed; this is *epic* footage.
It really struck me how little they see on the straights, despite their headlights.
It really is a leap of faith.
Gt7 does good job showing that on ps5
Get that going in PSVR2 and it really is pretty close! Just without the risk of death if you screw it up...
Cameras make it look darker than it really is also. It's impossible to see the braking markers/boards with the camera but in real life you should easily see them.
You can see them briefly on camera just before the chicanes, but you should be able to see them easier in person.
camera exposure doesn't represent what you see IRL
@@xfloodcasual8124 it could by adjusting some settings, the guy driving could easily use 1/25th of a second and iso 3200 without making the video fall apart…
This is by far one of the most incredible in-helmet cams I’ve ever seen - to witness this perspective, driving such a car within a pitch black LeMans, what a thrill and accomplishment this is for you! I’d love to see a longer length clip
Much appreciated!
Wow, fantastic perspective!
Glad you liked it!
Very skillful and outrageously fast.good lane discipline on the mulsanne.
Thank you very much!
Its nuts how, even when I race this 1000 times in gt7 vr, it cant prepare you for how pitch black those long straights are, how precise you still have to be with braking, and if you blink at the wrong time, youre in the wall. Their concentration is next level. I love this
That thing is in perfect tune. What a happy little monster of an engine!
This is amazing. The sounds, the speed, the low light, the skill involved. Brilliant
I imagine this is the closest thing we will ever get to the Blackbird 930 on the Wangan going flatout. There is so much going on in that cockpit. Thank you for sharing this amazing video.
This is better lol
That car was literally based on the Mid Night Club’s 930s
@@deanv.9799 Precisely. What a wild time that must have been.
Both cars were inspired by Ruf CTR Yellowbird...
@@deanv.9799 Which actually had 935 parts among the custom jobs that Yoshida-san had done to it.
In 50 years this Video will be an all Time Classic
This is the best driver's perspective camera i've ever seen, even better than the ones used in some official F1 videos. If you forget about the shaking it will even look like a very realistic videogame, this is amazing.
Thanks!
My last time at LeMans was 2017 for the 24hr proper with my son. We haven't been since because he had school exams each summer. 2021 looks uncertain regarding his A leval final exam timetable but this clip is whetting my appetite again - hopeful we can go and BOTH experience our 1st Classic LeMans togther. We have amassed a great collection of 935's in 1:43 but have never seen a real one under power (only in museum).
My dad promised me we would go on a road trip to le mans and nurburgring after my A levels. I also plan on driving there with my friends.
The 935 is great , visit spa classic next year. If you are a 935 fanatic i can show you nice pics
I love that you took your son. My dad passed this last April. I am 44 and I miss him so much it hurts. He took me to my first F1 race in 2000 when it came back to the US. God bless you for spending time with your son and creating those brilliant memories.
this is crazy ! the sensation of speed is insane!
Beyond amazing, thanks for sharing
this is now on my bucket list
Sebring is very dark at night too, but Le Mans is way faster, especially on the long straights 😳
dark at night and fast long straights. obviously..
@@7r4iL3r thanks Captain Obvious 👨✈️
@@jstoli996c4s this are your words wtf is wrong with you lul cpt tard
A brilliant video! Its great to get that POV, especially at night. Thanks for uploading.
this has to be the most awesome video i've ever seen and i haven'y even watched the full thing yet
Balls of steel
Geilstes Onboard ever! Ich glaub fast ich sitze selbst drinnen und der Spirit von Old Le Mans kommt voll rüber! Wow.
Incroyable, quelle atmosphère de course. C'est ça LE MANS. Juste magique ❤❤
Amazing, my respect, this shows what great skills someone need to control such a beast at night in Le Mans!
Manual gearbox, clucth, Heel and toe, no assists...
ur mum
Probably the best in-car footage I’ve ever seen. Terrifying, but I can’t look away. Stunning.
Amazing how little these guys can actually see yet they've pinpoint precision positioning! Incredible.
absolutely awesome....great driving
Glad you liked it!
It’s absolutely mesmerizing, words can’t describe what looking at this transmits into your soul.
Man, these Gran Turismo 12 graphics are pretty good.
This could've been gran turismo 7, if it was ps5 only
@@Gothicprincess8186 nah, GT8 maybe
@@AKK5I we'll find out in a few years later
@@AKK5IThis could be GT8 if the cameras weren't boringly smooth
You guys might need to wait for the new forza motorsport…
That Porsche is an absolute beast of car.
This vid make me goosebumps. "Old"-fashion 935 driving very impressive and spectacular.
everything about this clip just brings me joy
This is just every racers best dream! That flat 6, those turbos, no electric gimmicks. Just you the car and a full tank.
The 935 is goddamn legendary,incredible footage.
The car seems to be for sale on classic-trader, not sure if it's this exact car though. It says "1980 Porsche 935 K3/4 Kremer Racing"
@@FoRmaTiTo Yeah i saw that too! Wanted to see the Interscope livery and found those,badass car.
This guy casually driving my dream on of my favorite tracks
Best God damn le mans video in a Porsche i have ever seen. Second only to McQueen in his 917.
Gunnar…this is single-handedly the most fucking awesome helmet cam video of all time. You truly deserve some sort of medal for this!
Fuck me, that was brutal. Manhandling such a beast in this darkness and leading the ultra light and nimble sports prototypes with cosworth F1 engines! Wow, amazing drive in a amazing powerful machine
Gran Turismo 7 VR do be looking impressive.
Joking aside, this was no walking pace, really good driving, even the prototypes couldn't keep up. Must be really cut on power those ones.
This was extremely satisfying to watch, great driving!!!
This is so amazing. I’m thankful to have been able to witness Le Mans a few years ago, even driving on some of the roads before they were closed off. A highlight of my life. I love seeing things like this that remind me.
Amazing. It's really relaxing to watch and hear the natural sounds
I found this video today, still amazing to see a helmet cam video so clean. It reminds me of Shift 2 Unleashed gaming at night at Silverstone or Circuit de la Sarthe. Just amazing.
this is one of the coolest things I've ever seen
So cool that the Porsche catches the much more aerodynamic car on the straight
Great to see these amazing cars aren't just destined to stay lifeless in a museum
Now that's a satisfying sound, from start to end
I love 935s so much, beautiful vud
I won't dare drive that fast on this track in this setting. Hats off all the drivers who play in the track...
The frontlights like candles :-D
That, and he’s out driving his headlights… his lights only cover a certain distance. His speed makes it appear to us that they’re not lighting the way very well. It would be interesting to see if his speed was “only” 100mph how much further you could see. It actually shouldn’t matter… the lights only cover a certain distance. In the car, his eyes are better adjusted to the decreased light so he can likely see somewhat better than we can in the video. Our eyes are probably much more sensitive than the camera.
Huh... this is actually a pretty accurate audiovisual representation of what a panic attack feels like.
The sawing on the wheel while in turns is a clear indication that he’s hanging it all out.
I would be so terrified to do this. I've never been in a car where you're fighting for traction the whole time. Incredible driving.
Its even more fun on a Motorcycle
@@NinjaZXRR please...
Thank you for the video. This is fantastic. Love seeing that wheel getting worked, that Porsche is being given the beans. Love it!
many years ago I also made some videos at Le Mans Classic, onboard videos too. but this drivers perspective is so intense and impressive. Great work!
Its quite relaxing to see night driving
Drove this circuit so much in GT7, it's in my backbone.
It's amazing how car games improve through all the years, Nice gaming setup.
Good one.
I literally just lived those 5minutes❤❤
I want more . It is soo relaxing 😌
Unbelievable... I can watch these freaks of nature non stop. What talent 👏
Its horrifiying to know that normally your car will save you to some point if you make a small mistake, you make a small mistake in this thing it will eat you and spit you out as a fireball. Mad respect to the driver. Lad got some balls.
Amazing footage, really great to watch. Thanks for sharing!
Das nenn ich Fahrzeug Beherrschung...👍und die Kiste schiebt an...hätte mir nicht gedacht d er den anderen noch einholt so wie der am Anfang davon gefahren ist...🔥
Porsche Power💪
I love the car noise! 😊 Edited to add: I feel like the drivers are amazing athletes, controlling that much power. I've met a lot of drivers, and avoid their handshakes; they're STRONG! 😅
This has to be so cool and completley scary at the same time
Absolutely breathtaking
Amazing
Amazing video, just stunning to watch the speed of that car.
"Racing is life. Anything before and after is just waiting." -Steve McQueen as Michael Delaney in the movie, "Le Mans".
What’s must amazing is that he can see it all. With the awfully lightning on that car.
Unbelievable….. Then imagine Mulsanne with yesteryears street lamps and no chicanes pushing 370km/h.
Wish I could like this many many times..
In 82 i was there , the 935 did 356kmu. Never forgotten these memoories. And i still go
@@dannyvanzijl1975 sometimes i'm jealous of peoples memories lol
No thanks! :D
Can watch and do this all day 🫠
C'est tout simplement incroyable, le pied !
Unbelievable driving, great job sir👍
That turbo gauge is definitely useful in that car.
Great to have gobs of Top End!
Dude, you must have balls of steel to do this.
Amazing driving!
Love the wiper right in the drivers view
👌...love this helmet view!... it's like I'm playing gran turismo watching this!!!😅..awesome driving mate!!👍🏁😃
In my life I have only had a Porsche, a 944 that my grandfather had and with it I did the 24 hours of Mexico in the "hermanos Rodríguez" y ver eso me lo recordó
Mulsanne footage looks straight out of a game. Insane.
okay thats insanely sick
Thanks for all the comments! I'll keep the videos coming!
Koliko tisuća kilometra sam napravio s Alfom na ovoj stazi na Gran Turismo da bin mogao i ja se doć utrkivat tamo s vama 😂 brutalno dobro ide Porsche. Odličan video. Čuvaj se 🤘👌👍👋🇭🇷
Absolute legend!
This is insane sir....
My absolute dream to drive this track
Looks more intense. Fun and competitive
Brilliant drive
This is scarry - drive into darkness at 200! I do no know if driver was able to see signs, but he did a lot of amazing turns!
This sounds in this video is more relaxing than lofi beats
Ken Miles was a crazy man for doing this in the 60's with leather helmet. insane.
That windscreen wiper is killing me
Reminds me of Terminator 2 when Schwarzenegger driving in pitch black after rescuing Sarah Connor from the mental institute and he's asked by John if he can see anything. Scary ass hell professional driving WOOOOOOOW.
a dream come true