🤿 CAR FALLS INTO A LAKE, CAN THEY FIX IT ON TIME?
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2021
- When Ott Tänak and Raigo Mõlder plunged the car into a Mexican lake in 2015, it was assumed their rally was over. However, M-Sport Ford managing director Malcolm Wilson had other thoughts...
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Note that the codriver saved his pace notes book and dried the sheets on the floor of his hotel room while the car was being fixed.
ari vatanen and his co driver also dried their pace notes overnight on the hotel floor in france, 1985
sticking it on vertical glass will increase the drying rate since the water falls down
@@ilham7345 true, but wind
@@racecardriverrr4201 true, but try the other side
the actual pacenotes were right 3, left 3, down 5, keep swimming
It gives me shivers how fast the cabin got filled with water.
Yeah its actually a super fast and dangerous situation to be. Either get out immediately, or the next time you can open the doors is when the car is full of water. Try to stay cool in that situation. Mythbusters did an episode out of this and its was quite scary
It's Scarry when the windows are up, windows down when entering a lake means you can open doors anytime. That's why you carry a window breaking device. I could go over the whole what to do if vehicle goes off bridge into the bay, but I wont.. hope you all have good day/ evening everyone
@@dagdaiontach727 Windows down doesn't mean you can open it at any time, it means that once the pressure has equalized and the entire car is full of water, you can open the door.
@@luminescentlion true but with windows down it fills quicker they open quicker oh yesvand with windows down water doesn't need to fill cabin entirely only up to the top of lower door panel or bottom of window frame. Another option you can swim out of windows,
@@luminescentlion if windows are all the way up you need almost entire cabin tt o flood
I did not know they got it running after the lake. WOW! Well done mechanics.
replaced all electronics. mechanical stuff doesnt go bad. unless hydrolock damaged the valves and pistons.
Not that hard, I could of done that by myself in a hour
@@523FILMS one of the world leading rally teams who specialise in high pace work took 3 hours to do this with 8+ technicians, but you could do it alone in an hour... Mmm. "A typical ego driven mechanic" sounds like a very accurate description.
@@scottsmith5623 mmmmm not so sure bud.
@@NitroNuggetTV WHOOOOOOOOSH
Some of the most heroic stories don't happen on the stages. They happen in the service park.
It's never over 'til it's over!
I did this for a friend who drove into a flood.
Luckily, it was a 90's corolla, so i just pulled the plugs and turned it over until the water stopped spewing out. Put them back in, and sent them on their way, with instructions to change the oil within 100 miles. It ran another 80k before they sold it, still running, to someone else.
You can't simply kill a Toyota. They refuse.
😳😳😳
Typical corolla
@@althejazzman Shame. That means we can't kill the Prius
Toyota’s are a different breed 😂
god damn. They sunk the car, dragged it out, and in 3 hours rebuilt the whole thing into race ready trim. That's fucking impressive as hell.
How proud Malcolm must have been of his fantastic team. What an achievement!
Retired from WRC. But it's still rallying, now owned and has done rally Barbados among others driven by Rob Swann... sweet machine..
Looking at the safety difference between F1 and Rally is just mindblowing 😂
That's why rally is better!
that was genuinely a great watch. well done to those service mechanics. incredible work.
MAD RESPECT to the FORD Mechanical/Electrical Engineers!!!
But man....Ford Fiesta is the way to go I guess.
Some crews have mechanics and engineers... this folks had some wizards in there! I remember seein them working as crazy in the service park, it was amazing!
All Hail Titanak! I laughed my ass off the next year when they arrived here wearing snorkels hahaha
Meanwhile, somewhere, an iPhone is near the humidity from a shower.
Apple: Yeah nah water damage, buy a new one
My iPhone is water proof to 20 feet 😊
@@julianlawrence-ball2279 yes, but they also say: Splash, water, and dust resistance are not permanent conditions and resistance might decrease as a result of normal wear. Liquid damage is not covered under warranty, but you might have rights under consumer law.
“Trust us, it won’t die. But if it does, it’s on you”
@@julianlawrence-ball2279 apple literally checks humidity indicators in the electronics and if they show any humidity they won't even look into the problem and will suggest you to buy a new one. There are cases when a cable goes loose and the screen doesn't work, apple shop checks the indicators and says it's been water damaged tho it wasn't. All it needed was 5 seconds time to replug the cable properly.
lol I dropped my 2012 s3 in the sea and it works to this day, also my galaxy s2, in the sea and twice in the pool, used to this day by someone (we sold it)
My iPhone takes a soapy shower with me every day
Forget F1, this is real motorsport.
Hope Tanak could return to M-Sport one day, They really need his help
He probably could but he doesn't want to. Let's be real m-sport is the team u either start in or drive if u don't get a seat in the top teams
@@jauhis_ Seriously? They have quite an impressive record. 2 times world champion (Ogier), and one time manufacturers world champion, and very impressive results with Colin McRae and Carlos Sainz in the late 90s and early 2000s as well.
@@chakko007 i meant in todays time, last time when they had good results was when ogier was driving for them and basically got money because of him. Nowdays you need to pay to get a seat and the results are in no means good
@@jauhis_ Ok. To be honest, I haven't followed WRC for a while (total lack of TV coverage here...), so, I don't really know what has been going on the last few years.
@@chakko007 yea understandable, why won't you watch the races from internet though?
i dont think i have ever gotten goosebumps from an engine starting, until now
I recommend watching some of the revivals by people like Vice Grip Garage, they start up cars that have been sitting for literal decades
Every aspect of rally is impressive and this proves it too
Salute To Those Mechanics Who Worked Hard 🔥❤️
Events like this are what separate rally racing from all other types of motor sports. And the reason people love rallying so much.
Damn bro, that's why rally is on another level
Uno dei momenti nella storia dei Rally, Meccanici 🔝
Wow....this is an absolutely amazing amazing story. Indomitable spirit and determination. We can all learn something from this.
This video gives me chills!
One of the best stories of WRC spirit and team work 👏👏
No one was hurt but just to see all of them helping out to get that car in it was more emotional than anything else
Tak to je neskutečné, co tým mechaniků dokázal!!!! Respekt a klobouk dolů 👍👏
absolutely amazing, what an epic story.
True British 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 spirit and determination ! Belief in there abilities credit to Malcolm Wilson and all the team ✌️
What a amazing team effort!!
I was in a Motocross grand prix. hit a water crossing off the markers....falooop... down I went under water, stabbing at the engine kill switch. Sinking to the bottom of 15 feet of murky water in full motocross gear was a new found experience, one ill never want to have again. Thankfully crowd jumped in and 10 sets of hands were pulling me up and out coughing up water and all. Next thing I knew theres a rope in the water and people are pulling my bike out with MANY ropes and chains some with hooks on ends?
It was then I realized as the crowd was methodically flipping my bike upside down and pulling the spark plug....They had all seen this before, I WAS THE ENTERTAINMENT!
They were waiting for this...lol. This was why 200 people were at this random crossing in the middle of nowhere...and I totally hit the jackpot button for them.
Great story. Remarkable endorsement from the best mechanic Engineers.
It sound stupid and crazy but it's really real. I couldn't hold my goosebumps when the engine ignited and seeing ott smiling next to Malcolm ❤❤❤❤ Pure team work beyond imaginable
When I was a student in the mid 90's I had an old mini 1000. Heading to a Halloween party in fog I ended up going into a canal in 3.5 mtrs of water.
There was two of us in the car, my passenger managed to open her door, I got out by breaking the sliding mechanism of the door glass.
I thought I was brilliant getting the car back on the road in 5 weeks. Remember, a 1970 mini has no electronics, in fact minimal electrics and is pretty simple mechanically.
No idea how they could do that with a complicated rally car in such a short time!
A rally car would in general actually be more simple as they don't have stuff like airbags, infotainment and other driver assistance features. All electronical components are basically related to just running the engine and other drivetrain components such as gearbox, brakes and maybe an electronically controlled differential(s).
thank you youtube for recommending this video. Epic repair from the ford team!!
Great spirit shown by all, wonderful, respects from South Africa
amazing vid and mechanics , thanks for sharing
Super great work team and everyone. Amazing work 👏👏👏👏
well done lads very proud of the team...
Video is fantastic! More of these! Just work on the other aspects like thumbnail, title etc so more people would see the video
Amazing team fantastic job done
3:00 The Logo Dirtfish is somehow a sense of humor.
Awesome sportsmanship from vw etc. you never see this these days. Awesome
the car is coming back to life again. great vids
Car saying 'I am sick of this I want to be a jetski '!.🤣😂.....Glad they got out safely !!
Now thats TEAMWORK!!! Well done to them!
Amazing team work spirit
That your job, excelent work. Amazing.
And the repair guys also had a solid carp for breakfast which were found in the rear of the car.
The other teams helping is very wholesome, In my opinion!
Amazing !
gran trabajo !
Rally Spirit! Incredible human beings!
Unbelievable, so amazing 👏
Brings back memories of Louise Aitken-Walker’s similar crash !!!
What a brilliant story. Great video.
Love it man
Great mechanic team works! 🤩
I drive a simple 2017 Fiesta Mk7 SE hatch, in Blue Candy Metallic Tri-Coat! The one with the DCT/TCM people love to hate. Mine works properly at 80k. It wants to be driven hard, and the shift forks need cleaning at the actuators every 50k miles, with a clutch job every 150, depending which clutches you use. I actually love it. It's fun to play with. It's like I have a paddle shifter, except it's +/- thumb buttons on an auto selector. In heavy traffic, I even use neutral. It shifts fast as lightning, when my timing is good. Sometimes I pretend I'm on a rally stage, when I'm in an empty area...Except not even half as fast. My Mk7 doesn't rip like an M-Sport WRC car. SHE GOES GOOD, even without a turbo, and feels like the electronically controlled manual transmission that it is. I love manuals. I'm a fan of engine braking, and actually feeling each gear I use. Automatics that are really manuals...I'm IN! ..Even with Ford's terrible history with the PowerShift. I still have hope for the DPS6. ....MAYBE I'm weird, but I still love it.... I'm a stage 3b lung cancer survivor at age 50. I have a massive bucket list. I have dreams of doing some sanctioned amateur rallying, in a Mk7 manual Fiesta😄
Incredible Team Job ❤️❤️❤️❤️
De la pure dextérité De l'équipe
Yes we waiting like this video from this channel
Cool vid wrc
Brilliant job.
The kind of feat that sends shivers down your spine
Amazing crew
the fact that i know that lake from wrc9 speaks for itself.
No se que dijo Malcom, pero me emocioné 😢
The team is all👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The super relaxed, nonchalant dude in the hooded jacket strolling casually to the edge of the lake to take pics on his phone...lol
Amazing
Awesome story 👏
respect!!!
Best mechanic 👍👍👍
Wow that’s teamwork 👍👍👍👍
Mechanics are awesome 👌
WOOOWWW AMAZING
FORD POWER!!
Damn I remember watching that... Good old Ott Tanak
Nice Teamwork..
Awesome teamwork
Scary how he had it turned all the way left and it still just went off...
Tanak has always been a very fast driver and he still a very fast driver. If he was still racing with TGR, he maybe be fighting for his 4th championship so he always trying be fast and he can crash. This accident was the result of one of his efforts to be faster. Never stop trying to be faster TANAK.
The TiTanak incident is one that will go down in history, I'll be honest that season I didn't think Ott would be back as he was hardly showing that well, look at him go now! Shows how wrong you can be :)
Well done mechanic 👍
Legendary Mechanics
such a cool idea for a video telling the untold stories
BRAVOOOOOOOO
My your darkest moment bring you the most clarity...
This moment was featured in Japanese rally movie, called “Over Drive”
A must watch for every rally fan
It's a miracle ... that this sunken car didn't go on sale in Ukraine a month later. :))
Forget your pampered F1 fuel and wheel change people, these are true mechanical engineers of the highest quality.
anything in pro level is amazing to watch
Insane
Those mechanics are gods.
I knew a kid who drove too fast through a deep puddle and swamped his motor, the insurance company wrote the car off, no damage to the interior or bodywork, the engine just needed to be drained and flushed with diesel and fresh fluids put in it, no chance they said the labour costs made it impossible,
amazing mechanik
Can't believe this was 6 years ago!
teamwork: 100!
Wouw nice😲😲🙂😁😁👍💪💪💪
Really good mechanic