EXTREME FLYING: Pilot Pulls 11.2G! Cockpit View | Red Bull Air Race
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Red Bull Air Race pilot Hannes Arch, Austria, pulls 11.2G in the Rotterdam race during practice on July 17, 2008.
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What amazes me is the pilot's ability to make delicate adjustments
on the controls while his arms weigh 10 times or more than normal.
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@@Fit4C What the fuck does that have to do with somebody flying an aircraft? Keep that shit to yourself, this ain't Sunday bible school
@@devilsoffspring5519 ya have fun in hell idiot
@@dreadmew2661 to his credit, what does the first comment have anything to do with the OP or the fact that this pilot is savage for being capable of pulling these amazing feats while under near constant variations of G-Force
Just so you know saying that is a sin@@dreadmew2661
Damn ! I only have 4G's on my phone ! He can probably facetime aliens on that thing !
+AmbiencePT Made my day sir
+Roman That's an ongoing long term evolution.
+AmbiencePT Holy shit that's hilarious, thanks for the laugh
+AmbiencePT Thanks for that!
+AmbiencePT Hahahaha wauw that's absolute genius!
He's breathing harder in the mic than my mates in cs:go
hahaha man …
lol
no way^^
Vällygs 😂😂
Well he has to do that unlike your mates
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I laughed so hard at this :) thank you man! :D :D :D
Haaaaahaaaaaaaa uuuuuuhhhhaaaarrrghh
Nice subtitles.!!
Yeah man, I wanted subtitles so now I know - What he talks when flying, very poetic indeed, 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The best comment ever :-)
Such relaxed focus on his face. That man looked like a boss the whole time.
Affirmative
*movie Ken Miles
At high gs he sounds like dieing sound effects from 90s shoot em up games
Jamie lee Hahaha, made my day. :)
Jamie lee Sounds like me on the toilet.
+Jay Trock hahahahha
***** LOL, You don't scream. If you did that, you would pass out. They are control pushing breaths keeping your core muscles tense. If you breathed regular or scream your body would lose the tension.
+Jamie lee That's fucking hilarious, and accurate.
sounds like the average 12 year old on cod with all that mic breathing
+ᅚ hahaha nice !
If he doesn't do that then he'll lose all the blood from his head, him breathing like that is what's keeping him from passing out
+Denn Green III No shit, he just made a joke about little kids playing cod. He wasn't questioning the breathing.
Ace Jargo okay and? It's not like it's common knowledge, do you have a problem with helpful information or something?
+Denn Green III No, I have a problem with everyone here pretending to be an expert in g-forces.
People just don't know how hard this could be and the pain the body suffers through that stress. It's a roller coaster where the driver has full control. One mistake and that guy will reach the obituaries.
This is elite flight of the finest degree.
but u do
@@Wtahc Yeah because some people have actually been around the block, smart ass.
It’s interesting that you say that. Most roller coasters top out at 1.7 Gs at most. I’ve done a ride along on an F-18, and I was was working my butt off at 7 Gs to stay conscious, but the pilot was talking to me normally and whatnot.
meh looks amateurish to me
@@devinmichaelroberts9954 i hope you're joking lol
my beer can do this, hold me
My beer can do this, hold me
lmao
Go drunk youre home
HAHAHAHAHA
IM SO LATE TO THIS COMMENT BUT DAMN IM GLAD I FOUND IT EVENTUALLY
my god this looks terrifying
*is
Jesus Christ holy crap this guy is a beast
nah it looks fun :D
PocketDrummer looks fun. But never feels the same
@@djpsypher916 This Guy named Hannes Arch is a Austrian.. And he is dead. He has a helicopter accident. Rip Hannes.
I can do that, hold my beer
Acre hello i'm from the future
😂 an early hold my beer comment before it was annoying as fuck. Well done for being funny when it mattered
*starting up the plane, meanwhile getting my buddy to hold you beer*
@@jjearrape198 I doubt you have a buddy
I mean yeah thats ez you just challenge your friend in a 1v1
OMG. That pilot POV looked so good, I felt like I was flying that thing just like a game. This pilot is simply amazing, Hats off to those extreme maneuvering at those crazy speeds
He died 5 years ago in a fly accident
Congratulations to those who can achive this precision at speed and handle the extreme gravity.
it's called acceleration, not gravity. he is experiencing the same gravity as the rest of us on planet earth
@@itellyouforfree7238 you know what he means, no need to be pedantic
@@BrapBrapDorito I know what he means, but I'm not sure HE knows what he means
@@itellyouforfree7238 He probably knows. G’s are literally just acceleration causing multiplication of the perceived force of gravity on a person/object
I do this everyday on the toilet except I pull 11.5G's.
i literally got a mental image of someone sitting on the toilet flying around and every time they pull a hard loop they squeeze out a turd.
Yall be pulling grams in the toilet, i be shitting bricks and that's in kilos! I be shitting 6KG'S
My Jeb was killed years ago when somehow mission control forgot a parachute on the re entry capsule
@@sikewiley LMAOO Same that's so hilarious
Congrats, I snickered. XD
And to think I used to be scared of loops in a rollercoaster. I'm embarrassed..
+Jimmy Gangster The thing about roller coasters is that they're completely out of your control, so a part of the fear/excitement comes from that. This pilot, however has complete control over the plane. Not that his flying isn't impressive as hell, but you can't directly compare it to roller coasters by G forces in loops.
+Goran Gligorin Yet only a handful of people have died from them in America though.
You should be
Pablo Gonzalez ??
@@gligoran Sometimes when I do some aerobatics and fly shit, the plane gets out of control. Than it is a little like roller coaster, but more surprising.
Watch his eyes as he is going through the 11g. They roll up and it looks like he's going to pass out every time, but he pulls through anyways. That guys a beast!
That’s literally just him looking at the ground 🤦♂️
a dude playing league gets more recognition than these dudes. smh
+Jonathan Olazabal lol no
***** no way harder than what these dudes do.
+My Face When I Get A Blow Job Your point? The league pros and other pros are very skilled at what they do. Just like this guy.
RIP In Peace Seamus Not even comparable.
+My Face When I Get A Blow Job And then you have Kim Kardashian. At least League pros have skill
You guys need to understand the difference between a sustained G and a momentary G. These aircraft would not be capable, nor the pilot capable, of 11g sustained for any length of time. 11g momentary is not that big a deal and there is a good chance many of you have experienced several G's of force for short periods of time. For instance a 140lb person jumping 10 feet to the ground and taking .1 second to come to a stop, would experience 7.14 G's for a fraction of a second. A person in a 35mph car accident would experience several dozen G's for a fraction of a second as well. So yes, even a non jet engine plane can pull 11g's but it's likely the sustained values were much lower and any 11g force would have been momentary like at the fraction of a second he first pulled back on the stick.
Please upvote this everyonr
For instance a 140lb person jumping 10 feet to the ground and taking .1 second to come to a stop, would experience 7.14 G's for a fraction of a second.
and he would break his leg right ? or bone can take that much ? :S cuz his mass would be 140x7 :?
mercetajs
Not all of their body would stop at once. The feet and shin bones would take the most force. The knees would absorb some of the shock, transferring it to the hips, then the soft organs, muscle and fat would react last. Again we are talking fractions of a second, the person would likely walk away without a problem if they landed right. Picture a body builder pushing 800lbs on a leg press, their legs don't break, it's just very hard to do.
em es So you are telling me when you crash a car you continue to pull of some crazy stunts milliseconds after it? damn
mercetajs I'm one of these parkour guys..... even tho I'm a natural bodybuilder and powerlifter. Lifting heavy weights will make your bones thicker and harder. Also your muscles and tendons are going to be strong as f*ck - so I can tell you dude...... 10 feet are nothing. My highest jump down to the ground without rolling movements at the bottom was around 12 feet. And I'm around 185lbs.....
I bet this guy gets all the kills with the Hurricane in Simulator mode.
Lol fellow war thunderer
DAT spitfire tho
Joseph Stassup He would probably be killed by those mouse-aimers all the time. -.-
Anaximander29A I honestly don't see the appeal of mouseaim. It's annoying, and you don't get fine controls.
Joseph Stassup It's much easier to get kills with a mouse even in realistic mode. on the one hand the controls suck and it has nothing to do with a sim anymore, but your flightpath will be much smoother and you don`t need really to trim your aircraft. I really would give this game a second chance if mouseflying wouldn't be allowed in "realistic mode" anymore. Or if they simply add a only HOTAS mode.
This gives me flashbacks to MW2's in-game voice channel
Golden comment
Sounds like my dad when he calls me on the phone! I tell him every time to please get the phone out of your mouth
Samething with my mother, I have to say no you cant eat that phone!
The sounds of taking a monster crap that won't come out.
Pretty much what you have to imitate to keep enough blood in the head to not pass out :) I bet he still went blind for a brief moment.
Lmao
Redbull*
meh, my kerbals can pull 35g
Indeed! But most of the time its me. that crashes the god damn rocket >.>
+Celian Nelemaat I've done 50
Hahaha
A happy Bambi lies now way
Meh my kerbals can fall from space and be fine
i did a binge watch on G force and watched some documentaries and now this hits way harder after seeing seasoned pilots pasing out after 7 G's on the training grounds
This only looks around 7g and very very brief
So...this guy is flying at like 5 meters from ground level, in an urban area, and could pass out in any moment, smashing into a building or skyscraper.
Isn't this a bit dangerous?
yes, yes it is. But they train A LOT! And to fly like this you have to be in excellent physical shape.
They sure trust him a lot :o
videogiocatore3
well if you over g yourself you're disqualified so it's not like you can do anything you like with the airplane.
videogiocatore3 Nah, if he crashed he would rocket right into the water.
videogiocatore3 Plus, whats life without a little risk?
Hannes Arch is one of the best pilot´s in aerobatics I´ve ever seen. A real hero to me ! A pleasure to see him "at work"... :-)
something to consider, if he looses consciousness that plane goes down.
really? never would've thought that!
+A happy Bambi the more you know
I never knew that! thank you for telling me!
A Retarded Burger youre making me hungry
Norm eat me
I did a G just watching this...
Anybody want some T?
+465marko Tell that Vato thank you.
You're not wrong the normal pull of gravity is 1 G
We even can't believe how insane is this!🔥🔥
Cool video of Christian Bale practicing for when he flew the Bat-wing in Dark Knight Rises.
Xd
Top tier flying skills! Best of the best!
Aw man that was crazy. First time I've ever seen this sort of thing from a cockpit view. So freaking fast.
Everybody is so much smarter than the people at Red Bull Air Race. If you've ever watched a race, you'll see that they pull 10-11 G's pretty consistently.
all i know is the G spot
+koy It doesn't actually exist.
+spydergs07 it actually does
+spydergs07 ask ur mum
+Pablo Tapia It actually doesn't exist. The area referred to the "G" spot is extra groups of nerve endings some women have and some women do not. All it is, is extra sensitive nerve endings and is not a definite "spot".
Get a masters in Physiology and Associates in anatomy then come back and talk.
+A3IOWN3DU My mother doesn't have a master's in Physiology so she wouldn't know.
That's an incredible view from the cockpit.
Fantastic job! I saw him flying from the ground and it looks really nice, especially the looping before the Erasmusbrug...
Fuck that. These guys are insane.
You have to take into account how seasoned these guys are. Someone can't just jump in an airplane and be good at pulling G's. They have to do it almost every day. I hear if you go two weeks w/o G-force training, its like starting all over.
That might just be the single most badass stunt I've ever seen.
Hannes Arch el mejor! 2021 grande.
i love when he goes, "ughhh!!!" on every loop.
Xd
so thats what Christian Bale does when he's not getting ready for a movie part, huh
Imagine, going on holiday... *and this guy walks into the cockpit of your plane*
There will be no cockwalking
He died 5 years ago in a fly accident, just saying
How it got into my recommendation bro???...simply amazing youtube algorithm.,seriously!
Just consider a 180 lb man at 10g’s weighs 1800lbs. Now you understand why he’s grunting to strain to keep the blood in his head from rushing to his feet, so he doesnt pass out. Now imagine doing that while traveling at 200mph low level trying to precisely fly through the cones while your now super heavy arm is trying to fight every tiny movement on the stick. These are super humans
Wow Christian Bale is a RedBull pilot?!
fekalis lol
lol!!! heeckk nahh...lol
Thats some tie-fighter flying right there
Pretty amazing ! just 0.8G short of the acceleration of an F-16 ACES II ejection seat right there...
All the TH-cam elite that are making comments about how they think Hannes wasn't pulling 10+ G's, everyone must be a world-class pilot. Hmm i thought it was just a select few that ACTUALLY do this type of flying, must be more common than i thought. SOOOO MANY EXPERTS THAT KNOW EVERYTHING!! WOW!!!
Thx TH-cam for giving me this recommendations i came from dude doing 9g for 30sec
Haha me too
"Jup!"
That is extreme flying. How do you know that was 11.2 g's? That is insane!! I watched the Red Bull race in my hometown of San Diego, California.
I think in most lf race planes there is a G-counter so you can see how much Gs you have pulled (btw answering you after 12 years is crazy, hope you're doing well after all those years)
@@bababoey_ and I think ~12Gs is at the safety limit of the airplane. If they go beyond that the plane has to be grounded and have a full inspection done for stress fractures (btw answering you after 12 days is crazy, hope your doing well after all those days)
@@vcallinan you mean years xD!
@@vcallinan im newly into airplanes and somehow i doubt that plane can handle more than 7G
RiP Hannes Arch
I'm watching him and I felt that
Just another Tuesday for this guy.
I’m dying to know how fast he’s going looks absolutely insane! What a badass
About 200-230mph, it says so in the description👍
No way in hell that is 11 G's
How would you know? Are you a pilot of an acrobatic aircraft?
Riley Koczera Hardly 8g, you need alot more to hit 11g's.
hexhexhex Love kids that knows all. Check the speed, and pull rate. More then likely possible to reach the 11.2G's
Incorrect sir! These guys regularly pull more than 11 g's!
Thomas Shue "In Chiba, the track is long, relatively straight and the vertical turning manoeuvres will have to be navigated with spilt-second precision. "If you stay below 10G, you're slow," said Arch. "The game is who can over G in the legal amount of time, which is 0.6s and stay below 12G, which is the maximum. So the best would be 11.9G for 0.6s - and that's the trick at this track," he concluded."
I had no idea Tom Cruise was this good at flying.
+JimTheFishTV That's Christian Bale pal, not Tom Cruise
12 fucking years ago??
Really TH-cam??
Hannes Arch died in an helicopter crash in 2016. Rest in Peace!...
No matter what you do, you can never get used to something 11 times your weight
Bonhomme reach Over than 13 G and John Paul Stapp pulling over thank 40G.s ithink 43 exactly with surgery "bleeding eye" and "torn muscles"
46.2 Dr Stapp. Amazing isnt it? 0-639mph-0. Deceleration in around 1 seconds.
yepp Dr.Stapp
Holy shit, I can't even fly like that in GTA V.
Thats Christian Bale! 1000000% sure its him hahahha
This needs further investigation. Hopefully after 5 years the trail hasn't went cold. Do you know any other details on the baleness of this man?
Wow, the way he maintained the blood drain from brain is amazing 👏
WOW ... and the mic boom did not even move away ... what a workout !!!
11.2 G??? modern fighter jets can not reach more than 9 Gs!!! It's not only about pilot,its about the plane itself actually.
Well this is not a modern fighter jet.
Lighter air frame
The aircraft used in Red Bull Air Races have a very high thrust to weight ratios and high maneuverability, so even at their lower speeds they can pull higher G's. The F-22 has super-maneuverability, so it might be able to pull more than 9 G's, but since so much is classified about the F-22, we still don't know.
FSXtremeVideos Ever heard of Sukhoi aircraft? F-22 is a stealth aircraft and that super-maneuverability cannot compare to the oldschool Su-27s or let's say F-18s for American jets.
Милан Друговенчани of course i heard about su27 family! i know them well,but what u saying now is not related to my comment! I'm not talking about su27 or f22 or other...I was talking about the amount of G-forces any plane can handle.
I can only get 4g's on my phone but this dude can contact the future!
loool
***** nein
good copy of the joke that is about 5 comments above
Bernette W I was the originally the first comment and people just copied meh
+Bob Boberson You obviously weren't the first person who came up with the comment because the ORIGINAL got 500+ likes and was posted 2 months before yours. Fucking Loser!!!!
How is 11.2G any high for Red Bull air race pilot? They pull those peak Gs at the end for very short time and there is actually I think 14G limit, when you go over it, you are DSQ for dangerous flying and it happens sometimes.
***** Its not only about the Gs. It's very important for how long those Gs are spllying onto your body. When you are in mild carcrash it can be easily 25G-50Gs but its for like 0.01 sec, so there is no lethal damage. The loop those redbull racers are doing have those peak Gs for like .. not even a full second.
This man was dangerous as a fighter pilot 😳 Ice cold focused
Wife calls
Wtf are you doing
Him: chillin with my toy plane
Shouldn't he be making a "hic" sound when doing that?
+MetalArcDipper99 He should but with the amount of training and time hes had flying, i suppose he will be a little more used to it and has probably found a new technique which he may find better for him.
ddblades True. I couldn't imagine doing that crap. xD
+MetalArcDipper99 I thought the same thing and he was sorta hic-ing duriing upright turns, the dying noises were primarily during his upside down bouta, maybe that has something to do with it??
+MetalArcDipper99 he could probably handle more G's. hes very gifted. not many ppl can do that. Im not sure if they have a G suit in these planes tho. so if he has a G suit. the Gsuit will make about 1-3 G's so if you were to blackout at 10 G's with no suit. putting the G suit on you would Pass out at around 13 G's
+Kerman163 it would be it...he would crash
I can do this , hold ma beer
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Hmmm, if you do the math, if he was pulling 400mph constantly around that turn (which I doubt he was) and the half loop to turn around took 4 seconds... he could have easily been pulling 11 Gs, but I doubt he was doing anywhere near that speed. He is probably experiencing more like 6 Gs
Who said he was doing 400?
Nicholas Davis No need to get hostile (at least that's how it came across in computer text), I found something online that a super sport plane is capable of 400, and I'd assume he would be doing just about as fast as possible in a race like this. And no, he wouldn't be constantly pulling 400 around a turn, it was a back of the envelope calculation (literally... I did it on the back of an envelope...)
Nicholas Davis Oh yeah, this is the internet, well, no sense it feeding the trolls. Have a good miserable existence! :)
this is the baddest man on the planet
redbull air race will never stop to impress me... those gs are fu..ing sick 🤙🤙
So christian bale is flying airshows now huh? Guess the bat vehicles werent exciting enough.
He can reach 11G, but only for a short amout of time.
Hai yang
Better than you can do "Erik"
His only is yours never.....
Don't ya hate it when people do that shit to a Xbox mic
Уважуха и респект, такому можно только завидовать.
This plane is only rated to pulling 10 g's as far as I know. That is the scariest part.
Richard Smith no, I think it's 23 positive and negative
the aircraft that he flew was an edge 540 which has Glimits of plus or minus 12g
Bush is that you?
Cleveland Brown Lmao good one
1. That plane cannot go to 11.20 g's
2. Even at 11.20 g's he only did it for a few seconds
I've done 3g's in a cessna lol and it could probably do more (didn't really want to risk dying though) lol A fighter jet can pull upwards of 40g's.. 5'th gen probably even more. The pilot though couldn't sustain it. An acrobatic plane like this could do many times the 13 g's they're talking about.. probably 30 to 40. they're built to be virtually impossible to fold the wings.
Your two points contradict each other. The valid one is #2, and the thing is, nobody here is claiming that the 11.2 Gs were sustained for any significant amount of time. It just peaked at that load. Entirely possible for these planes to do that. Probably not even 1 second.
One Goat oh my fuck.
Air Race planes go oftentimes to 12Gs in the turns.
TheKingOfChem Most people would pass out at 11.2 G's even just for a few seconds, and yes that plane CAN do 11.2 G's for a bit of time.
soft tissue in his face is fine... definitely not over 11G
I've worked with fighter pilots they dislike the centrifuge it's worse than the real thing it's more prolonged, they're not in control and you'll notice the angle of force is slightly different since a centrifuge spins it doesn't perfectly mimic a loop or a turn.
These guy's planes are available off the shelf and they're g rated higher than fighter jets they are most certainly pulling Gs as advertised
Im drunk and im vomiting. The best video, THX)))))
This guy is a savage, beast, monster, boss, etc. WOW!
He is dead :(
AviationLover - PlaneSpotter That is a god damn shame! I had no idea until now who he was, but that is heartbreaking. Because he is one badass pilot. Just from this footage alone proves he was. R.I.P.
I doubt this was 11.2 G's, im not convinced. I mean, people are in blackout point just touching 8 G's, let alone the few that can pull through 9 G's. Na' I don't think this man was at 11 G's in a flight like that.
The plane I flew was capable of 10G (300L) and these planes are the 300LP which can handle a lot more G. Still agree that 11.2G is too much but he may have only hit 11.2G, it is when you hold the G limit that blackout occurs.
Seen footage of a US Air Force pilot take 12.1g.
Have also seen footage of a Hungarian geezer who can take 9. Without using a g suit. For 30 seconds. Look it up.
He was at 11g's for only a few seconds, if he was any longer then he would definitely go into GLOC.
A similar aircraft the MXS is rated to +/- 14 g
www.mxaircraft.com/mxs/
don't 11 g. 4-5 g
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This guy is a beast pilot!😤
center of the earth, the centrifugal force always pulls away from the centre of the turning circle !
One eventually will either black out or have the plane shed some parts and will plant itself into the side of a building.
It will later in the future be remembered as "Do you remember when...."
His power level is over 9000!!!
I think This race is the hardest on earth!
People really be watching top gun and saying that this isn't 11.2G's ffs, learn some shit before commenting.
Maintaining vision and bodily control at over 11G? Dude's just built different.
Legend says he is still doing loops there because nobody told him that he meant to do just one pass.
This man has some mad balls. One of those "hold my bear" moments
SnipeYouFromMars beer*
These insanely high g forces blow my mind.
It's visible the guy's pulling some heavy G's, but there's no monitor indication they might be actual 11.2G
for all those ppl saying there is no way this is 11 g yall do know that they pull 11g regularly at these races .. a pilot got disqualified before for over g because he did over 13 g so its 100% possible