F1 Driver Robert Kubica in BMW M4 on the Nürburgring! | Fast&Fun

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  • @mgcharoudin
    @mgcharoudin  4 года назад +4991

    Robert Kubica managed to do 36 laps with us.
    See how the car looked like afterwards: ruclips.net/video/SxK0N_Vn_Gk/видео.html

    • @gordoncrouch7766
      @gordoncrouch7766 4 года назад +56

      how much fuel did he use 🙄

    • @gordoncrouch7766
      @gordoncrouch7766 4 года назад +15

      closest get 1 lap of ring with misha 🙂

    • @gordoncrouch7766
      @gordoncrouch7766 4 года назад +42

      must be 14 tanks

    • @Howie_Dewitt.
      @Howie_Dewitt. 4 года назад +38

      @@gordoncrouch7766 all of it

    • @DatM135i
      @DatM135i 4 года назад +198

      @Misha Charoudin - Not gonna like that looks like the fastest I’ve ever seen anybody in your videos go round the ring, looks like it’s going in fast forward at points, F1 drivers can really drive fearless huh lol

  • @Valcurion
    @Valcurion Год назад +4707

    Really drastic example of the difference between a world class racer and enthusiasts. Incredible how he pushes the car at all times.

    • @sp33dou
      @sp33dou Год назад +196

      And between a professional race driver and F1 driver. That's still an easy 2-3% laptime difference to his favour.

    • @davidfoster3814
      @davidfoster3814 Год назад +264

      For me the best ever recorded lap of the Nurburgring.
      Total commitment. Total control.

    • @pavel9652
      @pavel9652 Год назад +296

      He makes them look like NPC drivers from old computer games. Their only purpose is to be overtaken.

    • @LeonardoGonzalez-xy5ig
      @LeonardoGonzalez-xy5ig Год назад

      @@davidfoster3814 the one i actually love and watch from time to time is the 1987 ruf ctf yellow bird one u should check it out

    • @exoticmale33
      @exoticmale33 Год назад +7

      Amazing

  • @tyrereviews
    @tyrereviews 9 месяцев назад +405

    I've known a lot of people who've worked in F1 and if they had the joy of working with Kubica, they all say the same thing. The dude was insanely fast, even compared to his F1 peers.

  • @DinoTrollerino
    @DinoTrollerino 4 года назад +862

    everybody gangster until there's GigaKubica in your mirrors...
    It's hard not to be a fan of Robert, he's a down to heart fun guy, he's bloody quick and fought like a madman to recover from a crash that many said was career ending. He's such a legend.
    P.S. you can really see those F1 driver reflexes when the car gets a little out of shape.

    • @pin9r
      @pin9r 4 года назад +23

      It’s amazing that he is able to move the car exactly on the limit (or 99%, at least it looks like it), but the same time totally smooth and save. Without knowing the track in detail in real life lol. That’s why he was fast in f1, total different story comparing to normal fast tourist drive and track day drivers... e.g. Robert drives super smooth, but kubica looks maybe the same from outside with like 100 times more steering inputs

    • @DinoTrollerino
      @DinoTrollerino 4 года назад +8

      @@pin9r yes, I loved the lap mostly for the same reason. His ability to push the car to its limit while remaining totally in control.

    • @JohannDaart
      @JohannDaart 4 года назад +20

      @@pin9r He's F1 veteran. If he did 15 laps on it, he already knows the track by objective standards. Subjectively he would probably say that there's a lot more to learn ;) But you can clearly see this on F1 grid too, during practice sessions, when all drivers drive for the first time on the track during that race week. Top shelf drivers learn the track conditions in couple laps and are instantly fast. Second league F1 drivers lag behind for a bit before they catch up. Watch the times and you will see, that Max, Lewis and Leclerc are insta fast on every track. Kubica has the same quality to him, he was known for a great, instant feedback since his times in karting.

    • @norisnezak
      @norisnezak 4 года назад +14

      @@pin9r Is it just me or is he really using 101% of the track? Getting reeeeally close to the grass/barrier in some places? Very very slick driving!

    • @MsOrsone
      @MsOrsone 4 года назад +7

      @@norisnezak it reminds me of his very first rally after the crash, in 2012 in Italy with a Impreza WRC. He was driving like a madman and using all the road. In fact - he won that event ;)

  • @bbelilovsky
    @bbelilovsky Год назад +2129

    This is a man that reached the highest level of racing in multiple disciplines which are wildly different, and kept on going even after suffering near fatal crashes. Mad respect for Kubica!

    • @0101-s7v
      @0101-s7v 7 месяцев назад +30

      Yeah, you can see what one of those crashes did to his right wrist. That thing is mangled.

    • @8draco8
      @8draco8 6 месяцев назад +15

      @@0101-s7v and even with that hand he has driven F1 and WEC cars.

    • @pimvcollem
      @pimvcollem 6 месяцев назад +30

      Robert ~Kubica is one of the greatest and most underrated drivers of all time. Resilient and super fast

    • @AdeM-kc7sc
      @AdeM-kc7sc 3 месяца назад +9

      @@0101-s7v What happened to his arm was a bad design / poor maintenance of the road barrier. Sad, cause he could have been F1 champion.

    • @edim108
      @edim108 Месяц назад

      One of the all time greats in F1, accomplished rally driver and now several wins in 24h LeMans LMP2

  • @VCR1117
    @VCR1117 4 года назад +913

    The way he steers at the tires maximum grip level. You can literally hear the tires break traction on every corner to their limits of obersteering yet he manages to push them through by pure feel.... one of the most amazing videos I've seen. Mad respect for this driver!

    • @garygeorge9648
      @garygeorge9648 3 года назад +33

      That is exactly what I was thinking. You could hear the tires wanting to break loose yet he kept them motivating around the corner. Sweet drive.

    • @bernardhossmoto
      @bernardhossmoto 3 года назад +65

      I guess it helps that he is not only an F1 driver who is used to WAY higher cornering speeds but also a Rally driver who is used to cars sliding all over the place.

    • @chechenwojak5671
      @chechenwojak5671 3 года назад +12

      He wasn't an F1 driver for no reason, right? :D

    • @doitbeforeyoudieful
      @doitbeforeyoudieful 3 года назад +8

      @@chechenwojak5671 indeed the guy is crazy skilled

    • @ashleybarnes7266
      @ashleybarnes7266 3 года назад +16

      Nothing seems fast when you've driven a F1 car..
      'Damon hill'

  • @miljanivanko2312
    @miljanivanko2312 4 года назад +35322

    After watching this, I realized I dont need a supercar, I need to learn how to drive

    • @pirminpfeiffer7206
      @pirminpfeiffer7206 4 года назад +3235

      The m4 is no corolla though

    • @leathalinterjection7274
      @leathalinterjection7274 4 года назад +484

      Listen here..I said the same thing bro😂

    • @miljanivanko2312
      @miljanivanko2312 4 года назад +581

      @@pirminpfeiffer7206 @LEATHAL INTERJECTION
      Yeah I know,but when you see Mclarens, Ferraris ,AMgs,POrsches,it aint supercar either...Its a sportcoupe,you can use it to drop kids to school and than have fun coming back home

    • @palillo2006
      @palillo2006 4 года назад +1728

      @@pirminpfeiffer7206 right, but I bet he will murder me in a corolla while I drive the m4.

    • @adrianwelgemoed9562
      @adrianwelgemoed9562 4 года назад +313

      @@palillo2006 *insert obligatory initial d reference*

  • @WiLLo1987
    @WiLLo1987 4 года назад +3447

    This is the first video I've seen of the nurburgring where you get a real sense of the speed. Unreal video.

    • @Kraken9911
      @Kraken9911 3 года назад +99

      You can see it in the camera it's always trying to move sideways. Absolutely hitting peak lateral G's at the limit of the tires.

    • @DerKaktusAvant
      @DerKaktusAvant 3 года назад +3

      I'm looking forward to it

    • @DerKaktusAvant
      @DerKaktusAvant 3 года назад +28

      Yeah. Incredible video. Mental the speed he carries.

    • @go2yanks
      @go2yanks 3 года назад +4

      You should look at the Giulia Quadrifoglio lap. The speed is absolutely insane.

    • @kotylo
      @kotylo 3 года назад +2

      Найди и посмотри круг Порше 911 GT3 RS рекордный.

  • @comeberza
    @comeberza Год назад +1323

    I come to this video from time to time. We need to see more f1 pilots driving "normal" cars to really understand how good they are. the control he has at any given point is unreal.

    • @kris8263
      @kris8263 Год назад +120

      He's not just an F1 driver, he's a WRC2 champion and a guy who's left top professional WRC drivers in the dust on tarmac on many occasions.

    • @GT1Zero
      @GT1Zero Год назад +30

      Watching Albon drive this track in a Porsche was also impressive. I would love to see Lewis, Fernando, or Max on this track.

    • @henlolneh
      @henlolneh Год назад

      There are some Max videos driving a Civic Type R I believe @@GT1Zero

    • @monkyk1ng
      @monkyk1ng Год назад +6

      i think a good term is "street cars"

    • @comeberza
      @comeberza Год назад +3

      @@monkyk1ng a prepared stripped out M4 that often gets wheel bearings replaced is a street car?

  • @MultiTopgearfan
    @MultiTopgearfan 4 года назад +1787

    This guy is an absolute legend, and I'm not just talking about how bloody good of a driver he is. His comeback story is incredible, no less amazing than the most famous ones. Massive respect.

    • @ar9127
      @ar9127 4 года назад +19

      10/10

    • @D3FKONMusik123
      @D3FKONMusik123 4 года назад +2

      What's the comeback story? Getting sacked from Williams?
      I mean he used to be good. Then bad luck got the best of him. He isn't NOWHERE as good.
      Good to see him go from f1, he was holding up younger talent

    • @dgaming8567
      @dgaming8567 4 года назад +96

      @@D3FKONMusik123 the guy could've been a world champ. He had a FERRARI contract for 2012. The fact that he returned to the sport after all this is remarkable and another story of what could've been

    • @iracingtf5051
      @iracingtf5051 4 года назад +53

      @@D3FKONMusik123 man dont be so bitter.

    • @zepter00
      @zepter00 4 года назад +10

      D3FKON Music™ this for example ruclips.net/video/HwyRS_6Uqn0/видео.html

  • @randomdude239
    @randomdude239 3 года назад +8671

    He knows exactly how the car is going to react to whatever he’s about to do and corrects it BEFORE it happens. World class skills.

    • @_Moki__
      @_Moki__ 3 года назад +302

      He won wrc 2 championship in 2013 and he won some stages in wrc so he feel car very good

    • @_Moki__
      @_Moki__ 3 года назад +137

      And also in f1 he must feel everything what happened with car

    • @AdrianPL2137
      @AdrianPL2137 3 года назад +160

      Racing in F1 is more difficult because you feel like you drive on the top of engine and gforce which you feel its a little bit different so if you drive like a pro with F1 that mean normal car is like walking in park 😁

    • @noelht1
      @noelht1 3 года назад +91

      I was thinking the same. This is pure skill and the speed comes from him, not from the car.
      To us this is incredibly fast, but to hun being used to F1 speeds this is pedestrian.

    • @tbg008
      @tbg008 3 года назад +42

      I was about to say, the dude is so fast that he corrects what was about to happen 😂

  • @Xmvw2X
    @Xmvw2X 4 года назад +1711

    That's really impressive!
    Key elements of good driving:
    1) He uses the FULL space available of the track corners and is comfortable using a range of lines that suits the car through each.
    2) He realizes the inherent understeer of the car, even on throttle, and manages the front tire grip limit very well through corners and places the car very well on intended lines while using most of the available tire grip and handling balance. He also recognizes this quite early on and adjusts his driving quickly to it. Even near the end when the rear tires start to get a little hot and the car will oversteer a little, he adjusts quickly and manages it well.
    3) He bleeds off very little speed up to corners and is quite good at keeping momentum. He also seems to deliberately enter corners slightly fast and is willing to make small adjustments mid if needed or the girp isn't there.
    4) He accelerates VERY early out of corners and even into and mid corner as available with the track space.
    5) He has decent understanding of the track to know how to enter and come out of corners and can pretty comfortably manage car speed and placement through corners.
    6) He is very deliberate in driving inputs. Short of inputs managing grip of the front tires and driving line, he applies very few actual inputs and extremely few corrections. Actions are very deliberate with specific intent. This is a BIG area that differentiates very good drivers from ok drivers. Even things like choice of application speed plays a role, not just the amount of input.
    7) He is doing all of this while still driving the car relatively light. This is him maybe at 70%. He's not taking chances or doing anything wild or outside of the scope of what he can easily see. Even so, he still does all of the above well with low risk and clean, simple driving.
    This is just really, really good driving.

    • @bielup
      @bielup 4 года назад +12

      Xmvw2X indeed 👏👌

    • @youngboy301
      @youngboy301 4 года назад +13

      Well said

    • @fredrikandersson3885
      @fredrikandersson3885 4 года назад +14

      you say quite good, and decent, i belive the word that should be used is GREAT

    • @mgcharoudin
      @mgcharoudin  4 года назад +192

      Great analysis!

    • @Xmvw2X
      @Xmvw2X 4 года назад +41

      @AdA January It's my passion of driving since I was a kid, the analytical mindset of an engineer along with hands-on experience with modding and tuning cars, and a couple decades of hobbyist racing experience (autocross and rallycross mainly, toyed with drifting when I was young). All of this has allowed me to become competent and successful in my own realm of hobbyist racing but also understand and recognize good driving when I see it. It's very fun to watch a highly skilled driver. There's also a unique attitude when it's just play instead of work that makes videos like this enjoyable.

  • @jovanristicBGD
    @jovanristicBGD 9 месяцев назад +78

    Kubica is an absolute savage...He's beating on that car like it owes him money...He has amazing skill, he hits every turn right, every apex, and never misses a breaking point...This guy has balls of steel...

    • @The_ZeroLine
      @The_ZeroLine 26 дней назад +2

      And he was taking it very easy too.

    • @comedicsketches
      @comedicsketches 16 дней назад

      @@The_ZeroLine He was not taking it very easy, he was driving the car quite hard, and just making it look easy.

    • @The_ZeroLine
      @The_ZeroLine 15 дней назад

      @ I meant he was not going 10/10ths. More like 8.5/10 and making it look easy because he’s Robert effing Kubica. He was also clearly trying to spare the car too much punishment.

  • @_sneer_
    @_sneer_ 4 года назад +11191

    That M4 needed a cigarette after all that pounding

    • @Afrikantk
      @Afrikantk 4 года назад +73

      😂

    • @st3althyone
      @st3althyone 4 года назад +115

      OMFG, that’s pure comedy! That M4 got pounded so bad I bet it needed a lot of work afterward. Poor thing!

    • @camilodenun
      @camilodenun 4 года назад +8

      JjAAJAJAJAJAJAJAA

    • @JonAlycia
      @JonAlycia 4 года назад +3

      Ahahha

    • @RustbeltBlues
      @RustbeltBlues 4 года назад +4

      Lol

  • @ReaperLPN
    @ReaperLPN 2 года назад +4582

    Robert is one of the most underrated drivers of all time. Absolute machine.

    • @jesusfranqueza2018
      @jesusfranqueza2018 2 года назад +432

      Not underrated at all. He got a serious accident that destroyed his F1 career, that's all. Everybody knows he is a top.

    • @custardberrytart651
      @custardberrytart651 2 года назад +225

      He wasn’t underrated , he was going to Ferrari before the accident he had in rally, that sadly destroyed his f1 career ,most people believe he would have won Drivers championships in F1 , and all the drivers in F1 feared how quick he was

    • @ngc-fo5te
      @ngc-fo5te 2 года назад +8

      @@custardberrytart651 Most people don't believe that - because Ferrari were on their distinct downturn.

    • @custardberrytart651
      @custardberrytart651 2 года назад +69

      @@ngc-fo5te my point about Robert remains the same , he was a championship calibre driver for sure, had it not been with Ferrari it could have been elsewhere , very sad his injury that robbed him of a great career.

    • @ngc-fo5te
      @ngc-fo5te 2 года назад +6

      @@custardberrytart651 He was a borderline championship calibre driver - he was good but probably not great - but that silly rallying cost him for sure.

  • @RucaMad
    @RucaMad 2 года назад +2928

    His hands are so relaxed on the steering wheel at all times. Dude is 100% confident. Incredible!

    • @Kbearr
      @Kbearr 2 года назад +74

      Left hand is doing the death grip

    • @crypt1q157
      @crypt1q157 2 года назад +134

      @@Kbearr because his right hand can't hold the wheel properly

    • @Thekiko2501
      @Thekiko2501 2 года назад +43

      I looked him up on youtube and he had a major crash by the looks of it I think his right arm is not at 100%

    • @zepter00
      @zepter00 2 года назад +80

      @@Thekiko2501 his right hand has 30-40% efficiency. This hand was prtialy amputed amd had dozens of fructures

    • @acceptgarbage9338
      @acceptgarbage9338 Год назад +14

      @@Kbearr he's had one of the worst crashes in motorsport history. Canada 2007 i think

  •  Год назад +395

    I'm 51 years old, and I grew up watching Senna on F-1, and I remember Mr. Kubica piloting on F-1, too.
    He's not under-rated as told by someone here on the comments. In my heart, Mr. Kubica is one of the finest ex-F-1 pilots of a great era.
    And as said, I'm 51 years old. I've read a lot about polish fighter pilots of WWII, that were based on Great Britain. They were greatest fighter pilots, too. I believe "speed" is on polish veins.

    • @michalolesinski806
      @michalolesinski806 9 месяцев назад +19

      Husars started it, as a Polak thank you for the kind words.

    • @GardenGuy1942
      @GardenGuy1942 8 месяцев назад +7

      God bless

    • @datutturugang666
      @datutturugang666 8 месяцев назад +5

      just look at domestic polish racing, so many great track battles

    • @Madkilljoy
      @Madkilljoy 7 месяцев назад +6

      Under-rated means he was a lot better than people gave him credit for … hope this helps

    • @martindworak
      @martindworak 5 месяцев назад +4

      He wasn’t under-rated, his career was cut short by that horrible injury he had while doing rally racing just for fun. The Lotus team and F1 in general tried to accommodate him but his right arm was just too damaged. I remember the day he crashed, my dad told me about it, it felt like losing a family member, it sucked because we knew he would go far.

  • @5thgearouttahere
    @5thgearouttahere 4 года назад +364

    To my friends here like me who do little races and track days in their road car and especially young drivers and enthusiasts:
    Watch the way Robert manages the load around the car, the weight on the tyres. So fast and firm but perfect gentle inputs with almost no second guesses. You can see his use of the steering and throttle to manipulate slip angle beautifully.
    It is a real privilege to see skill like this.
    Thank you Misha and of course Robert.

    • @alhambra792
      @alhambra792 4 года назад +29

      The car was dancing from apex to apex. He let it flow smoothly from apex to apex without having any big correction.

    • @gcraib
      @gcraib 4 года назад +9

      5thgearouttahere yes and also instinctively anticipating and correcting the rear giving way with the camber change.
      As you say you need load on the fronts to keep grip and prevent understeer but not too much. Very fine line, especially around a track like that.

  • @brianmakomva733
    @brianmakomva733 4 года назад +2870

    Best laps around the Nurburgring I’ve ever seen. Robert is still a mega driver

    • @shaundavidssd
      @shaundavidssd 4 года назад +12

      Really lol Sabine just pissed herself laughing

    • @zepter00
      @zepter00 4 года назад +49

      Shaun Davids Rober would totally destroy Sabine ruclips.net/video/HwyRS_6Uqn0/видео.html

    • @lars718
      @lars718 4 года назад +20

      Laps? This is just *one* 25km lap mate🥵

    • @subhadipsarkhel6727
      @subhadipsarkhel6727 4 года назад +61

      He's a fucking legend mate. A real life legend

    • @Tetsuo0
      @Tetsuo0 4 года назад +35

      Some use the word "GIGA" ;)

  • @bilbosacramento9326
    @bilbosacramento9326 4 года назад +1724

    Flirting with oversteer every single corner. At the very limit of tires, brakes and the suspension bottoming out. A pro is a pro, legend Kubica !

    • @jamboxify
      @jamboxify 4 года назад +56

      Yeah the elevation changes look really dangerous at that speed, tyres squeal, then nothing, then squeal again, that's the sound of impending death for a normal human - and like he said with no runoff areas you're straight into the barriers.

    • @Lewis.Alcindor
      @Lewis.Alcindor 4 года назад +18

      You probably mean understeer. If he was flirting with oversteer at every corner, the car would look like its rear tires are about to spin out all the time, which never happens.

    • @bilbosacramento9326
      @bilbosacramento9326 4 года назад +38

      @@Lewis.Alcindor Correct, hes catching the oversteer so fast that it nevers shock the balance of the car. But yes hes flirting with understeer. His weight transfer are perfect.

    • @MikeCharlieYankeeBravo
      @MikeCharlieYankeeBravo 4 года назад +2

      @@bilbosacramento9326 yea i confirm, if you want to be fast you gotta have a stable rear

    • @johnparr1602
      @johnparr1602 4 года назад +13

      His correction from the understeer just past the first carousel was incredible. So quick to catch it.

  • @croydonmassive
    @croydonmassive 7 месяцев назад +97

    Wow. F1 drivers are a level above. His driving is utterly fearless..and such a light touch on the steering wheel. Incredible.

    • @Hataliano
      @Hataliano 5 месяцев назад +12

      F1 drivers are almost as good as WRC drivers.
      And because Kubica was both, it's obvious why is he so great.

  • @pevvex4452
    @pevvex4452 4 года назад +508

    Robert Kubica is actually driving with one fully operating hand after his accident and he is still world top driver.
    He is great person and extremely passionate. It was a pleasure to watch this video. Great work both of u.

    • @wullxz
      @wullxz 4 года назад +4

      "Greta work both of u" - pun intended? ^^

  • @MrHDPhoenix
    @MrHDPhoenix 4 года назад +2312

    Kubica is and always will be a legend

    • @The_Truth88
      @The_Truth88 4 года назад +66

      Give this guy a Red Bull and Lewis Hamilton will stop dominating F1

    • @mildlystronk
      @mildlystronk 4 года назад +18

      @@The_Truth88 In 2008 maybe.

    • @m.guerra4205
      @m.guerra4205 4 года назад +6

      @@mildlystronk in 2008 it was the 6th best Car on the grid, so no chance, But in 2009 maybe

    • @The_Truth88
      @The_Truth88 4 года назад +60

      @@mildlystronk in karting Kubica was much faster than Hamilton and Rosberg

    • @mildlystronk
      @mildlystronk 4 года назад +2

      @@m.guerra4205 I meant his skill level not the car.

  • @evenfunnierguy
    @evenfunnierguy 2 года назад +1840

    That was absolutely stunning to watch. The first time my jaw dropped was when he sent this prepped-out M4 full load up the hill at Flugplatz without braking before the jump. The following minutes literally gave me goose bumps. The amount of car control and precision of this man is mind-boggling. How he uses the entire width of the track, going to the very edge of the asphalt, but never onto the grass. How he places the car perfectly at every apex. How he transfers weight and uses the natural dynamics of the chassis and suspension in Hatzenbach. How he catches the car, on the edge of traction, at high speeds. How early he is on the throttle on corner exit. How he easily passes any, literally any given high performance car on the track (and the little time it costs him). Ri-di-cu-lous. And to think he is used to so much more speed and g-forces, it probably felt like a Sunday drive to him.

    • @marcinpowichrowski4960
      @marcinpowichrowski4960 2 года назад +83

      amazing comment

    • @haseebhussain3327
      @haseebhussain3327 2 года назад +29

      True but you have to remember the m4 has WAAAAY less downforce than an f1 car which means the feeling would be scarier going 150 in an m4 than a f1 car, as you can feel the car being pushed to its limit, probably felt like it was about ro flip or take off alot of times🤣insane car control and understanding demonstrated in this video

    • @kamiun6279
      @kamiun6279 2 года назад +68

      @@haseebhussain3327 He is a rally champ this is litterly a Sunday drive for him 😂

    • @Edgar_84
      @Edgar_84 2 года назад +10

      I would be terrified in that car and I used to consider myself an “enthusiast”.

    • @filip000
      @filip000 2 года назад +40

      @@haseebhussain3327 Actually not at all. If you try to drive a simulator, and drive an F1 car, you'll quickly realize that it's such another level, you can't really imagine it. Even after driving it for hours, you are still FAR from making just one good lap in an F1 car. After that, you drive a lap in a "normal" M4 or similar, it gives you a sensation as if it's all happening in slow motion. Regardless of bodyroll and weaker chassis, I'm sure it's super easy for Kubica. I guess for him driving an M4 on its limits is like us regular people getting a fiat 500 and driving it on its limits. Not scary, but fun.

  • @swichkite
    @swichkite 7 месяцев назад +17

    This was like watching a world-class musician or an artist painting a master peace, how he just kept that car on a razor edge of control so fast was just magnificent, it was like the car was a part of him incredible reactions and skill

  • @padraigg9508
    @padraigg9508 4 года назад +940

    This guy drives rally cars for fun at a very high level. He got a year in F1 with more or less one hand. I have watched this guy drive a rally stage at night with his lights broken from their mountings and he went flat out. not to mention his abilities in an F1 car before the accident. Robert Kubica is an absolute star and a dam fucking great racing driver!

    • @exoticstate69
      @exoticstate69 4 года назад +32

      ruclips.net/video/HwyRS_6Uqn0/видео.html

    • @gtgodbear6320
      @gtgodbear6320 4 года назад

      👎

    • @bangagoyofficial
      @bangagoyofficial 4 года назад +7

      @@gtgodbear6320 ?

    • @pat.1497
      @pat.1497 4 года назад +16

      One of the best drivers in his prime!! The night rally video of him was incredible. Supported Kubica since his first days in F1.

    • @Ooms_Octane_Motor_Sports
      @Ooms_Octane_Motor_Sports 4 года назад +5

      Respect for Kubica indeed!

  • @Trialnerror
    @Trialnerror 2 года назад +3608

    The lack of tire noise says a lot about his skill level. Always in control of the weight and balance while going flat out. Guy is an artist behind the wheel.

    • @St1ckyGreeN
      @St1ckyGreeN Год назад +125

      well said! holy fucking shit this was amazing. my jaw dropped several times, this guy is unreal.

    • @dommartin8814
      @dommartin8814 Год назад +73

      By definition, a F1 pilot is an exceptional driver, with an extraordinary skill level, you know...

    • @DreStyle
      @DreStyle Год назад +185

      lack of noise ?? they were squealing like 80% of the drive!!!!

    • @PabloCanteli47
      @PabloCanteli47 Год назад +3

      Amen

    • @intrepid_wandering
      @intrepid_wandering Год назад +57

      Am I a noob or is it the opposite? A lot more tire noise as he regularly finds and pushes the absolute limit of the tire?

  • @custardberrytart651
    @custardberrytart651 2 года назад +2169

    Kubica is an amazing driver, he was destined for Ferrari before his awful accident in Rally, he was so fast and in my opinion would have been a multiple world champion in F1 he was that good, all the F1 drivers feared his raw speed

    • @jimrustle270
      @jimrustle270 Год назад +275

      Alonso has said that Kubica was one of the most talented drivers ever. Such a shame what happened.

    • @avgmoose2568
      @avgmoose2568 Год назад +212

      @@jimrustle270 hamilton said that kubica was one of the only drivers he feared

    • @Bahamuttiamat
      @Bahamuttiamat Год назад

      @@avgmoose2568 ruclips.net/video/qbYMoKxif6I/видео.html Up there with senna's 88 pole and lewis's singapore 2018. Magic.

    • @johnojoseph
      @johnojoseph Год назад +83

      It's amazing to watch how little steering input he uses - always runs the car right to the outside using all the track. Often looks like he will understeer wide but always keeps it under the limit - just

    • @Freakschwimmer
      @Freakschwimmer Год назад +40

      @@johnojoseph yea, If I'm not mistaken he's turning the car in using a rotation from the brakes, therefore the car stays quite neutral (no oversteer, no understeer) and fast.

  • @valensi1988
    @valensi1988 7 месяцев назад +33

    I just drove the Nurburgring last week for the first time in my life.
    People do not realize how much elevation change and bumps there are on the track at any time, and how hard you have to focus to drive fast.
    But by far the most impressive thing about this lap is the second section after Pflanzgarten 1 jump.
    The way he brutally destroys every corner is unreal, I swear it is terrifying to watch and think it’s actually possible to drive like this in an M4.
    He has absolutely 100% faith in his lines and just goes.
    Only WRC drivers will give you this feeling of being true god level.

  • @daves1412
    @daves1412 3 года назад +2820

    You can see how these drivers are such a class apart - they are playing right on the edge of grip 100 percent of the way around the track. It’s almost an intellectual pursuit for him. Very, very impressive.

    • @taplubambhos2869
      @taplubambhos2869 3 года назад +63

      How eloquently elucidated

    • @karabinjr
      @karabinjr 3 года назад +4

      almost? almost an intellectual pursuit?..

    • @HiImBQ
      @HiImBQ 3 года назад +52

      Yep... 9:11 Damn... He's more comfortable doing this than most of us during a walk in the park. 🤣

    • @daves1412
      @daves1412 3 года назад +1

      @@karabinjr lol! Indeed

    • @andrewclarke4902
      @andrewclarke4902 3 года назад +42

      The chronic tyre chirps and squeaks say it all. Nothing left to give, all the way round.

  • @darius2640
    @darius2640 4 года назад +2764

    [Kubica walks into racecar rental company]
    manager: you gonna need an instructor
    kubica: why? to teach him how to drive?

    • @jesuschrist4185
      @jesuschrist4185 4 года назад +83

      Best comment so far haha

    • @leathalinterjection7274
      @leathalinterjection7274 4 года назад +13

      🤣👌

    • @jasongarfitt1147
      @jasongarfitt1147 4 года назад +27

      Should have whipped out that superlicense

    • @ttcherrick
      @ttcherrick 4 года назад +121

      Funniest thing is Kubica is so humble that he doesn’t pull a “DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM!?” routine. Just asks, “even if I know how to drive *pretty well*?”🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @maxwellmarsden7273
      @maxwellmarsden7273 4 года назад +17

      ...instructor gets out and vomits!!! Gives Kubica 2 thumbs up THEN pukes again... ~ROFL~

  • @jonnyhiggins83
    @jonnyhiggins83 4 года назад +301

    I've watched a fair amount of Misha content and have to say that's the hardest driving I've seen yet. He was ragging the life out of that M4. Always a legend.

    • @knut3hundra649
      @knut3hundra649 4 года назад +26

      And that level is his safe level... Absolute beast

    • @2FAST27
      @2FAST27 4 года назад +5

      Yea I enjoyed seeing a m4 being pushed like that. A m car being used properly.

  • @SebastianPolakk
    @SebastianPolakk Год назад +1033

    Interview with Hamilton "I've never seen anything like it. I had a big team of people helping me with my kart and race preparation, but this Polish kid shows up with just his dad and a beat-up kart. Kubica's dad even fixed the kart himself, and I still lost to him. I don't know what it was about him, but he was just so fast. He had this natural talent, and he was always so determined to win."

    • @Schaufelor
      @Schaufelor Год назад +107

      That is exactly what i see in the video. Just that raw talent. He just feels it.

    • @Makta972
      @Makta972 Год назад +15

      Lol fake

    • @Shifftee
      @Shifftee 11 месяцев назад +27

      LMAO, the quote looks like it was said ABOUT Hamilton, not by him

    • @cutoverpark9596
      @cutoverpark9596 11 месяцев назад +56

      @@ShiffteeExactly correct,It was Lewis and his dad that’s it,He had no team and Anthony worked 3 jobs and worked on the Kart at night,This Tool posted a complete lie…

    • @LeLordJames
      @LeLordJames 11 месяцев назад +13

      Sorry but this is bs

  • @juanuszko8868
    @juanuszko8868 4 года назад +7354

    When Misha stops talking u know it s very ku rwa fast

  • @TWCHHK
    @TWCHHK 4 года назад +4639

    The car must have thought: "finally someone who's worth driving me..."

    • @adamcichon6957
      @adamcichon6957 4 года назад +53

      Or: "He's...WORTHY!!!!" ;)

    • @avgmoose2568
      @avgmoose2568 3 года назад +98

      @@adamcichon6957 HES WORTHY, OUR DRIVE WILL BE LEGENDARY!!

    • @Nightmare24091989
      @Nightmare24091989 3 года назад +10

      No it was thinking he had so many horrible crashes will he do the same to me?

    • @ZERO7277
      @ZERO7277 3 года назад +40

      @@Nightmare24091989 delete this

    • @Nightmare24091989
      @Nightmare24091989 3 года назад +5

      @@ZERO7277 nope

  • @kurshtop8299
    @kurshtop8299 4 года назад +139

    Damn Robert is such a technical driver. All apexes and the racing line spotless! No unnecessary wheel spin. Poetry to watch. And that was his "safe drive".

  • @pulgaassassina
    @pulgaassassina Год назад +46

    Kubica is always in the right gear and taking each chance to be fast, i never watched a lap with screaming tires all the time. Legend

    • @zkkrhfhska
      @zkkrhfhska 5 месяцев назад

      thats how you know hes going really fucking fast. hes on the limit of traction all the time

  • @peachypeach
    @peachypeach 4 года назад +3236

    lmao this guy trusts the car more than most people trust other humans.

    • @ahlapski
      @ahlapski 4 года назад +138

      Yup, looks like 100% committed at every corner. Shame we couldn't see more of his talents in F1.

    • @cryptout
      @cryptout 4 года назад +145

      @@ahlapski I'm sure he was only at 80% of his skill level. He was not only a F1 legend but also very capable in Rally cars.

    • @zmoney1212
      @zmoney1212 4 года назад +208

      A bird does not trust the branch she lands on, she trusts her wings.

    • @cryptout
      @cryptout 4 года назад +34

      Zlatan Omeragic That’s deep dude!

    • @ahlapski
      @ahlapski 4 года назад +16

      @@cryptout True, but I'm not talking about his skills level here. The limitation is the car, you can be 100% committed in a Ford Fiesta, it just means your lap time is slower because of the slower car.
      Just my two cents.

  • @edcunhaph
    @edcunhaph 4 года назад +8794

    WHAT A LAP! Insane!!! Sometimes we forget at what level an F1 driver is!
    And Misha + Kubica racing next year? We have to make it happen!

    • @modrn_
      @modrn_ 4 года назад +351

      Yeah man, watching him drive this M4 compared to people driving GT3's, Ferrari's, etc.. and the sheer amount of pace he has compared to them is honestly insane.

    • @ianchandley
      @ianchandley 4 года назад +313

      Also, was an F1 winner and could have been a world champion (in the right team) if not for his accident....

    • @edcunhaph
      @edcunhaph 4 года назад +144

      @@ianchandley Indeed! Even his comeback was amazing after all the time and recovery!

    • @jeffhoadley2305
      @jeffhoadley2305 4 года назад +77

      @@modrn_ it was amazing to watch, i was stress at some point and I wasnt even there.

    • @mrt9941
      @mrt9941 4 года назад +61

      Before F1 he was a mad rally driver too!!

  • @peteryoung4705
    @peteryoung4705 3 года назад +3041

    His steering control at 9:11 is just insane, the way he counter steers as soon as he feels traction slipping and then instantly attacking again is mind blowing

  • @ODEL__
    @ODEL__ Год назад +58

    I still come back to this vídeo occasionally to just admire this guy’s pure skill.
    Such a shame we never were able to see what this guy could’ve achieved in F1

  • @jmez997.2
    @jmez997.2 4 года назад +291

    Kubica is one of my favorite F1 drivers, it amazing how he had such an awful crash and then come back to Formula 1 years later.

    • @bernhard.k
      @bernhard.k 4 года назад +7

      @Mark 13 like Niki Lauda

  • @zaverdi5986
    @zaverdi5986 4 года назад +389

    He knows exacly what is doing, he has perfect control and balance of the car...many thanks for sharing, what a nice guy!

  • @l.carroll9076
    @l.carroll9076 3 года назад +9573

    The 1.6K dislikes are from all of the cars Kubica passed on that lap.

    • @barteatmyshorts8252
      @barteatmyshorts8252 3 года назад +60

      Good one 👍

    • @_-MiamiVice-_
      @_-MiamiVice-_ 3 года назад +29

      That's soo funny :D

    • @lucasmancini2
      @lucasmancini2 3 года назад +22

      🤣🤣🤣 awesome comment!

    • @sajuente8235
      @sajuente8235 3 года назад +16

      THey mostly Polish people who knows that Polish goverment put money into f1 ( Oil/Petrol company Orlen) instead of lowering taxes or saving buisnesses of people during covid. They give money to disabled former f1 driver who always was last even when he scored his only point in Williams he was last

    • @robertmurphy9737
      @robertmurphy9737 3 года назад +5

      Thats a classic

  • @tescopiwo
    @tescopiwo Год назад +260

    9:11 formula 1 / WRC reflexes
    10:05 mind blowing talent on this section

    • @Schaufelor
      @Schaufelor Год назад +23

      I notice that aswell. He made positioning of the car prior to the jump look so easy and the line so efficient. Misha seems to struggle in a lot of videos to get the car in the right position in this section.

    • @theequalizer2007
      @theequalizer2007 Год назад +1

      He was in kart mode. Vertigo.

    • @datutturugang666
      @datutturugang666 8 месяцев назад +5

      @@Schaufeloralmost like robert is a professional racing driver..

    • @bennybouken
      @bennybouken 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@datutturugang666because he is

    • @datutturugang666
      @datutturugang666 7 месяцев назад +11

      @@bennybouken tell me you didn’t get the joke without telling me you didn’t get the joke

  • @fassive
    @fassive 4 года назад +3851

    Imagine having to tell a guy like Robert he cant drive the track without an instructor :D

    • @mgcharoudin
      @mgcharoudin  4 года назад +1244

      I think someone is having a bad day in the office right now.

    • @pyro3125
      @pyro3125 4 года назад +741

      Imagine living at the Nurburgring and not recognizing Robert Kubica

    • @superbecx
      @superbecx 4 года назад +28

      Probably he met Misha's wife...🤣

    • @jaxvanhalen5150
      @jaxvanhalen5150 4 года назад +7

      *stole

    • @MrManuelCRO
      @MrManuelCRO 4 года назад +23

      Oh man i cant believe that this can happen. Was this person blind.

  • @zabal_racing_33
    @zabal_racing_33 3 года назад +1064

    Robert always had the skills to be F1 World Champion, and was the driver that Lewis and others feared, such raw speed in anything he drives, including this M4. Was a joy to watch, incredible how Robert seems more in control here than some drivers doing half this speed.

    • @EndlessVoid98
      @EndlessVoid98 2 года назад +92

      Shame that he had an awful rally accident. Might have been able to get a WDC if his hand wasn't fucked up afterwards.

    • @zepter00
      @zepter00 2 года назад +35

      @@EndlessVoid98 well.. he still could do this in good car. After all he was fastest during first tests in season ..in Alfa Romeo...and he won WRC2 title in his first season in rallies. In WRC 1 car he won multiple special stages with 9 times WRC champions Loeb amd Ogier.. including his first time in WRC car and very first special stages in WRC rally Monte Carlo ..first rally in season. He is better driver than Verstapen or Hamilton.

    • @RayNL2009
      @RayNL2009 Год назад

      😆😆😆

    • @RayNL2009
      @RayNL2009 Год назад +3

      In his whole career he only won one race! where do you find the skills of a world champion?🤔🤔😛😛😛 The fear of lewis!!😅😅😅😅dream on! SURE, he fucked up hamiltons championship in 2021 by crashing in the wall, what resulted in the overtaking of Verstappen after the red flag. Kubika was a great rally driver, but only costed his f1 teams a lot of money

    • @MatH-fg6zq
      @MatH-fg6zq Год назад +18

      @@RayNL2009 It's always good to know a topic you are comment.
      Macau GP - Its famous race considered as unofficial F3 world championships where participants have the same aerodynamic car specifications only engines are different but with HP limit. Kubica got older mercedes engine spec than Hamilton.
      2004 vs Hamiton/Rosberg - ruclips.net/video/rm24WS-Q3WI/видео.html
      2005 vs Vettel - ruclips.net/video/1aj9QwSZlTY/видео.html
      di Grassi after 2005 told that he won only because of safety car.

  • @utini11
    @utini11 4 года назад +431

    Watching Kubica go flat in areas where everyone else lifts was awesome.

  • @DiSiProInc
    @DiSiProInc Год назад +101

    The guy lost his arm but he didn't give up. Instead he continued to fight and now he's performing better than the vast majority. Best respect to such people!

    • @xlynx9
      @xlynx9 Год назад +16

      His right arm was partially severed but after several surgeries he can still feel and move his fingers, although strength and mobility look reduced to me.

    • @philipauken5391
      @philipauken5391 Год назад +11

      The guy has one functional arm, raced in a single F1 race in 2021, and that was enough for him to beat Mazepin who raced the entire series for all 20+ races in the championship. He’s so good

    • @Globusi
      @Globusi Год назад +7

      ​@@philipauken5391he also scored the only point for Williams in 2019 so he also beat Russel🤷

  • @konarinhd
    @konarinhd 4 года назад +826

    You know shit is getting real when Misha gets this quiet during a lap! What a ride! I need a cigarette now. and I dont even smoke!

    • @jackspeed3398
      @jackspeed3398 4 года назад

      lol

    • @algarvecars24
      @algarvecars24 4 года назад +3

      Yah that guy talks a lot... Not a single word it's strange really

    • @gagoventiocho
      @gagoventiocho 4 года назад +3

      @@emaema1207 wow, that was sick! Thanks

    • @stevenross-watt8640
      @stevenross-watt8640 4 года назад +8

      What could he say? The video was far better for the silence and let the driving and Robert do all the talking.

    • @krosnoludek3795
      @krosnoludek3795 4 года назад +2

      In addition, his right hand is not fully functional again, so you can say that he is leading mainly with his left hand. (Brawo Robert, nikt was nie wyprzedził przez całe okrążenie. Fajnie się to oglądało, prowadził jak maniak, absolutnie genialnie.)

  • @vagabond142
    @vagabond142 4 года назад +135

    I love listening to how early Robert is going on the power out of almost every corner, and the rear rarely wags. That's smooth but fast throttle application and a feel for the track and car that is beyond 99% of us. Truly a great driver!

    • @mojoblues66
      @mojoblues66 4 года назад +2

      Scrolling down through all the other silly comments, this is the first one to actually comment on the driving itself 👍

  • @i3looi2
    @i3looi2 3 года назад +3482

    I imagine all the other drivers having a blast, telling themselves "damn i`m going so fast" and then a wild Kubica appears in the mirror going through like a Formula 1 car.

    • @VVilla1n
      @VVilla1n 3 года назад +27

      literally

    • @minislandshast
      @minislandshast 3 года назад +101

      Hahhaa, they are like ”Yeah yeah I’m almost an F1 driver” and then ”no I’m not”… 😂

    • @GDIBass
      @GDIBass 3 года назад +18

      "I'm going so fast! Did you see that white flash?"

    • @rorigillmore141
      @rorigillmore141 3 года назад +3

      "when you think you're fast"

    • @riceyasian86
      @riceyasian86 3 года назад +3

      Something to aspire towards

  • @base_bravo
    @base_bravo Год назад +191

    Robert, Poland is proud of You for all You've done for the motorsports. Take care, champion!!! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

  • @johnnysmith863
    @johnnysmith863 4 года назад +507

    Kubica is one of the greatest racing drivers of the modern era. He's not just super quick, he's really smart about it too. The tactics he used to beat the likes of Hamilton in karting - priceless! Such a shame we never got to see him in a front-running F1 car.

    • @perp1exed
      @perp1exed 4 года назад +31

      Well... he did actually win a race. Plenty of great drivers pass through F1 without achieving that. If you also count his 12 podiums, that easily puts him among the top 20 F1 drivers of the past 20 years or so.

    • @PakaBassPlaya
      @PakaBassPlaya 4 года назад +20

      @Kunt well, motorsport is a bitch. It's really complicated and fans usually are not aware of most circumstances that occur. To get results the whole team has to be "in the zone".

    • @elcookiemonsteru
      @elcookiemonsteru 4 года назад +9

      @@perp1exed totally agree, many amazing drivers drove F1 without winning...Sadly to win you need a freaking fantastic car, and a TON of money....and that´s why F1 (starting in schummi era) became so damn boring...See Rubens Barrichelo, even having good cars(brown and Ferrari), he born in the wrong country, even that counts at modern F1...

    • @Harzexe
      @Harzexe 4 года назад +9

      Kubica managed to win 1 Formula1 race in 2008 and reached podium (top 3) 12 times. Not bad! Not bad at all 😯👍

    • @jamiecf2992
      @jamiecf2992 4 года назад +7

      He was a great F1driver, good enough to be World Champion, but that was over after his rally crash. Last year in F1 he showed he can not race at highest level, just look at his hand. A pity.

  • @RonaiHenrik
    @RonaiHenrik 4 года назад +552

    I wonder how many drivers tried to follow him and were like *"nope"* within a corner.

    • @kriszteblade
      @kriszteblade 4 года назад +16

      Hehe Great question :)

    • @mitchellcontente
      @mitchellcontente 4 года назад +49

      I was thinking the same thing lol. He is just sooooo much faster. Your can see everybody else's brake lights while he still has his foot flat. Guy was at about 200% the commitment level anybody else would have been comfortable with

    • @glenlipkens6647
      @glenlipkens6647 4 года назад +20

      Trying to follow someone on the ring gets you killed

    • @bigd5899
      @bigd5899 4 года назад +4

      Henrik Rónai he overlapped that blue caman gt4 shortly after the cut, i guess second lap. Usually i dont really enjoy watching these but when he trailbraked it in t1 with cold tires i was like hold up.

    • @perp1exed
      @perp1exed 4 года назад

      lol I would have tried (and failed) for sure!

  • @heutemalnicht
    @heutemalnicht 4 года назад +874

    Misha: "So you are starting to know the Track?"
    Robert: "It depends"
    Also Robert, 5 minutes later: "Hold my Grand Prix Trophy"

  • @tomaszswistak4809
    @tomaszswistak4809 Год назад +58

    Ogląda się i słucha z przyjemnością. Wszystkiego wspaniałego Robert 👊😉🤙

  • @vishwajeetholkar3029
    @vishwajeetholkar3029 2 года назад +603

    The understanding of car and traction is unbelievable. Also, ability to drive the car to its limit of these F1 drivers is unreal. Hats off Mr. Kubica.... Also, Your lap around Monaco in Renault F1 still raise goosebumps everytime I watch.

  • @sihster
    @sihster 4 года назад +495

    I've never seen the nordschleife attacked by such a car in such manner before. It was absolutely amazing and the most exhilarating lap of the Nürburgring I've seen. Both car and track were taken to an inch of each other! Incredible! Thank you Robert and Misha!

    • @JOutterbridge
      @JOutterbridge 4 года назад +2

      First time in a car on a single lap i wouldn't have taken that many high speed corners. Very impressive. What happened in the middle though with that static at 7:24?

    • @PasDeMD
      @PasDeMD 4 года назад +3

      @@JOutterbridge Someone else said that part of the ring has a speed limit on this sort of track day.

    • @violent_bebop9687
      @violent_bebop9687 4 года назад +5

      Shit, that was fast. Interior removed, roll cage, sway bars, freaking missle go cart. I felt every sway and rebound down that track, lol.

    • @HERXMES
      @HERXMES 4 года назад +2

      Johnny Outterbridge he drove it 15 times😁

    • @JOutterbridge
      @JOutterbridge 4 года назад +2

      @@HERXMES Ah, I thought he said first time in an M4. I know he's a pro driver that's been on that track in many configurations before. That's my dream honestly

  • @chicken-0072
    @chicken-0072 4 года назад +226

    His car controll and sense of limit of the car in every corner is just insane, he is so fast..

    • @dirkkuyken
      @dirkkuyken 4 года назад +7

      Nevertheless I shat myself just watching this lap

    • @chicken-0072
      @chicken-0072 4 года назад +2

      Dirk Kuyken yeah i watched first 5 corners and knew whats up😂

  • @karma6746
    @karma6746 7 месяцев назад +6

    He’s a machine. Surgical precision, smooth, so consistent that it feels almost boring. Mind-blowing!

  • @gullf1sk
    @gullf1sk 3 года назад +2298

    Best lap ive seen on youtube, the hand held camera makes it feel much more like you're in the car as opposed to cameras fixed to the interior. Wow!

    • @tyree9055
      @tyree9055 2 года назад +39

      Yes, you can get a sense of the forces involved as he struggles to hold the camera steady.
      😉👍

    • @steffelussiiiiiiiiii
      @steffelussiiiiiiiiii 2 года назад +3

      Not one of the fastest but rlly good

    • @r.d.9399
      @r.d.9399 2 года назад +6

      It helps appreciate how bumpy and dangerous that track is.

    • @CuriousPolestar
      @CuriousPolestar 2 года назад

      I think Misha does it best.

    • @Myst1cr3s
      @Myst1cr3s 2 года назад +2

      @@steffelussiiiiiiiiii he said the best in terms of feeling, not the fastest clearly

  • @PiBiXX
    @PiBiXX 4 года назад +423

    BMW should thank Robert for a free ad. M4 passing GT3 RS like it was a Golf 1.5 ... priceless. I would love to see Robert on Nordschleife in M4 DTM.

    • @lerchomat
      @lerchomat 4 года назад +4

      Yeah an equal skilled driver in the m4 would definitely get smoked by that g3 rs no doubt

    • @kris8263
      @kris8263 4 года назад +1

      It may have actually been planned out. He does drive a BMW in DTM and Alfa Romeo in F1 is former BMW-Sauber with Sauber still playing the part.

    • @faizalbany4242
      @faizalbany4242 4 года назад

      @gkN 0

    • @henzo7087
      @henzo7087 3 года назад +1

      @@lerchomat M3 E92 570 hp can smoke GT2 RS on the track. M4 is better than Porsche on the track in real world

    • @Supcharged
      @Supcharged 2 месяца назад +1

      @@henzo7087 What does "real world" mean and what M4 has done the nurburgring in under 7 minute?

  • @waynemurray5084
    @waynemurray5084 3 года назад +2462

    He anticipates where the balance of the car is going to be upset and he almost corrects before the car gets unbalanced. That's inhuman skill.

    • @artieimages7132
      @artieimages7132 3 года назад +127

      That's the first skill thats developed through karting.

    • @_Moki__
      @_Moki__ 3 года назад +61

      @@artieimages7132 He love karting and He beat Hamilton and Rosberg every time there. You should check his karting story and "beyond the Grid "interview what he say there about karting is amazing !!!!. He also have his own Karting brand

    • @Swedester
      @Swedester 3 года назад +40

      That’s not necessarily an inhuman skill however his level of ability at doing so is inhuman

    • @dariooo5593
      @dariooo5593 3 года назад +36

      Hes a big talent my friend , Ferrari had a seat ready for him just before that crash

    • @zaq9339
      @zaq9339 3 года назад +22

      And I'm just here thinking 'why's he making all these extra moves? The car is not even sliding' 😂

  • @fredrikandersson3885
    @fredrikandersson3885 Год назад +17

    I keep comming back to this video, this is real driving man, using the whole track, full confidence.

  • @aftabshaikh7226
    @aftabshaikh7226 4 года назад +199

    Reading the comments and seeing the love for him is the most wholesome thing I have seen in a while.

    • @IrLosin
      @IrLosin 4 года назад +2

      Well he is someone who does it all for the love of racing. It's hard not to like him. Even when he has time off he goes and does something like this.

  • @nikttaki8929
    @nikttaki8929 4 года назад +2277

    Other people on track looks like they are going to church on Sunday

    • @viperRX
      @viperRX 4 года назад +37

      HAHAHAHAHAA

    • @m4fast
      @m4fast 4 года назад +18

      I laughed so hard on this one

    • @CarpMirror93
      @CarpMirror93 4 года назад +16

      100% Top Comment i think
      true !

    • @marksapollo
      @marksapollo 4 года назад +22

      Even the Porche’s.. I love how he basically floored it and kept it floored pretty much!!

    • @CrLe100
      @CrLe100 4 года назад +26

      @@marksapollo He drives a rally a lot, in rally they use left foot for braking WHILE keeping gas pressed with right foot, this way he balances the car weight while carrying a lot of speed in corners and then just keeps accelerating to exit the corner

  • @dannyMCDelight
    @dannyMCDelight 4 года назад +705

    Misha: If I need a teammate can I call you?
    Robert: I’m expensive 😭😁😁😁

  • @krsslim
    @krsslim Год назад +20

    Beautiful lines, it's amazing the way he keeps the suspension loaded through most of the lap.

  • @FeelTheDrive
    @FeelTheDrive 4 года назад +610

    The instructor wasn't an idiot, he knew exactly who Kubica was. Took the opportunity of a lifetime to have a passenger lap with a world class F1 driver 😉 very smart

  • @phnex6913
    @phnex6913 4 года назад +177

    Oh my lord. Look at those lines, car control, not one too hard breaking or too hard acceleration, they are just on point.
    Most of us who are not acclimatized to some track or car, would never think ahead of a curve or breaking point, but he just goes and knows what he's doing.
    This driving is a master piece, people should recognize his tallent more outside Europe.

    • @brentmacklem1872
      @brentmacklem1872 4 года назад +11

      Crap I thought that he didn't use the brakes for the first 2 minutes!

    • @JuhoSuomi9571
      @JuhoSuomi9571 4 года назад +7

      plus the fact that most of his knowledge of the nordschleife came from iracing

    • @daftbence
      @daftbence 4 года назад +5

      @@Submariner92 Or a whole lot of other great drivers. No need to to bring any of them into this, right now we're just applauding Kubica's performance :)

  • @sorinsrn5442
    @sorinsrn5442 4 года назад +177

    Mad respect to Kubica, the guy its a veteran race driver, you can clearly see the scars from injuries on his hands. For me and i think for many, would be an honor to have Kubica at the wheel!!!

    • @Durzy007
      @Durzy007 4 года назад

      If you know anything about driving * it would not be a horror movie, it would be pure pleasure.
      Real driving, not computer games or driving to church on Sunday.

    • @sorinsrn5442
      @sorinsrn5442 4 года назад

      @@Durzy007 do you know how to read? I said "it will be an HONOR to have Kubica at the wheel" NOT HORROR you idiot :)))

  • @markmorgan6214
    @markmorgan6214 8 месяцев назад +39

    That catch at 9:12 is superhuman and is what seperates the elite from average. He caught that before the rears let go.....

    • @ThiagoZotelli
      @ThiagoZotelli 7 месяцев назад +2

      I couldnt say better myself. That's pure hability.😱

    • @shirafudee
      @shirafudee 7 месяцев назад

      can you explain what he does here? i honestly don't understand what's even happening it was such a fast sudden adjustment

    • @markmorgan6214
      @markmorgan6214 7 месяцев назад +5

      @fantasyvimmienskrrt7428 the car loses the rears and starts to step out and he steers into it almost instantly. It's like he predicted the exact limit of the car.

    • @jamesw6899
      @jamesw6899 7 месяцев назад +4

      And he probably didn’t even notice he did it.

  • @NRS_7
    @NRS_7 4 года назад +284

    "Speed limit?" "Yes 20, until the end of the cones 20." -> Passes the cones and goes straight into blazing hot lap. Got to love Robert Kubica !

  • @emartinezr
    @emartinezr 4 года назад +209

    This was great! Very refreshing. Great to see Robert not only healthy, but still sending it, funny and down to earth. Top chap. Thumbs up.

  • @Dudeman9339
    @Dudeman9339 3 года назад +1211

    I love how other cars on the track are taking as fast as they can go. Robert is taking it as fast as the car can go.

    • @Garf2O
      @Garf2O 2 года назад +48

      Robert is one of the few people that internet car forums cant say "you dont need mods you just need driving lessons" too

    • @ayeah833
      @ayeah833 2 года назад

      100%

    • @danielstokker
      @danielstokker 2 года назад +1

      Its a talent of feeling the car if you have no feeling you will shit your pants and crash

    • @Lone_Wolf_91
      @Lone_Wolf_91 2 года назад

      @@danielstokker Not a talent.

    • @michaelmichaelagnew8503
      @michaelmichaelagnew8503 2 года назад +2

      I love how those drivers understand right away to move right instead of waiting to think about it.

  • @VluggeJapie33
    @VluggeJapie33 Год назад +20

    The best lap i’ve ever seen on this track, damnnn what a machine is Robert!!!

  • @dzejdzej3680
    @dzejdzej3680 4 года назад +276

    Kubica is so damn fast and also humble person. Hats off to him.

    • @jairmartinez2246
      @jairmartinez2246 3 года назад

      Yeah specially when he agreed to drive with him

  • @georginiuss
    @georginiuss 3 года назад +2128

    You're driving like a world champ in Nurburgring, flying around, eating corners, and then... KUBICA makes you realize that you're like a granny driving on a Sunday morning compare to his driving abilities.

    • @callummclachlan4771
      @callummclachlan4771 3 года назад +11

      Even on a virtual track.

    • @XDJawamdam
      @XDJawamdam 3 года назад +1

      Safety rules🤣

    • @kxvxn01
      @kxvxn01 3 года назад +25

      Yeah, you feel like you're on the limit and about to crash, while kubica will overtake you with a relaxing cruise mode. He is just unreal and no wonder, he was a f1 driver, still is reserve driver, even when he finishes in the last spots..... That just shows how good every race driver is, even the slowest pros are world-class cause they are pros

    • @rafakaczynski9240
      @rafakaczynski9240 3 года назад +25

      @@kxvxn01 give this man Hamilton's car and he's TOP 5 every week in F1

    • @kxvxn01
      @kxvxn01 3 года назад +6

      @@rafakaczynski9240 agree

  • @felipealcabri
    @felipealcabri 4 года назад +572

    This video will sell more M4 than any marketing campaign.

    • @sundaywalker2698
      @sundaywalker2698 4 года назад +26

      @Piotr Konieczynski Imagine this guys in Porsche GT. " I have best racing car"
      Then small BMW just flying across you, like a Batmobil..

    • @sundaywalker2698
      @sundaywalker2698 4 года назад +4

      @@maitreyasharma761 Like I said. Porsche is the best track car ever. But the guys who own them, they are not Robert.
      Should be extra youtube channel. With Kubica drive thru trafic in other cars...Imagine him in GT2

    • @maitreyasharma761
      @maitreyasharma761 4 года назад +3

      @@sundaywalker2698 funny you'd say that considering best BMW time for nordscheliefe is 7:27.88 whereas the time for that particular porsche is 7:18. not to mention, when you are capable enough of getting to the place of the "porsche driver", you are hardly as pea brained as you are right now and won't have the feeling of contempt of "driving the best racing car" or whatever.

    • @lukaszpowalowski8342
      @lukaszpowalowski8342 4 года назад +1

      @@sundaywalker2698 Robert owns a 911 GT3. Wish he'd have a go at the Ring with that one!

    • @machina_spirit
      @machina_spirit 4 года назад +2

      Agree, shame here around me most F80 M3/M4 are driven by non enthusiats just want to show off and draw attention with burble fart tunes. But this video made me want a M4 in the future to strip down into a track car once all these current owners trade in their leases for the next model ha

  • @drummingriffin
    @drummingriffin 6 месяцев назад +6

    I have seen this video before Misha, I still think this man was destined for many F1 championships until his untimely rally accident. Such a great shame as he would have been a very worthy champion. What a fantastic driver.

  • @Speedracer38
    @Speedracer38 4 года назад +3228

    Misha ride along with Kubica... 🤯 It's usually hard to get a sense of speed on video but you could tell he was flying! I would love to see you guys racing together in the future 🤞🏻

    • @sekwanelesekwa3882
      @sekwanelesekwa3882 4 года назад +39

      True that's why I always want Misha to at least set up a GoPro facing the speedometer so we can see how fast their going

    • @flyingman09101984
      @flyingman09101984 4 года назад +78

      Just listen to the poor tires being torn apart the ENTIRE time 0_0

    • @Dkimbrough83
      @Dkimbrough83 4 года назад +16

      I'd love to see a video with the camera stability turned off I bet it is chaos in that cockpit

    • @angryginger791
      @angryginger791 4 года назад +20

      It's funny how the fastest laps usually looks slow. They are so smooth and controlled it looks like they are just cruising.

    • @Ftol3
      @Ftol3 4 года назад +9

      Everybody walking through the ring this day 😂

  • @DahleJohannes
    @DahleJohannes 4 года назад +227

    That's probably the gnarliest Touristenfahrten lap I've seen. And in a rented, slightly modified M4. Wow!

    • @chaleur4112
      @chaleur4112 4 года назад +3

      it was more than just slightly but i feel you

    • @tobytoxd
      @tobytoxd 4 года назад +1

      Yep! Awesome lap! But this M4 is stripped down half naked. Look at the back interiour.

    • @mojoblues66
      @mojoblues66 4 года назад +1

      7m09s B2G

    • @rallycrosscraig
      @rallycrosscraig 4 года назад +1

      Yep awesome to see this and you get a real view of the skill level from a pro driver, plus he is a great guy no prima Donna from RK.

  • @Pupenhausen
    @Pupenhausen 4 года назад +4720

    He's spent his life driving so fast that his hairline has been pushed back by g force.

    • @EmptyCheetosBag
      @EmptyCheetosBag 4 года назад +7

      MMMMMM

    • @komorpoland
      @komorpoland 4 года назад +72

      Ye, jokes aside, he probably drives better than walk or eat.. ;)

    • @kuzynshreka8104
      @kuzynshreka8104 4 года назад +99

      I only want to say that Robert had over 17 surgeries because of his car accident few years ago. He is a beast!

    • @precelmusicandgames8667
      @precelmusicandgames8667 4 года назад +2

      Sure.

    • @pdejonge2905
      @pdejonge2905 4 года назад +7

      😂😂😂

  • @will5436
    @will5436 10 месяцев назад +12

    This man almost lost his life as well as his arm. Comes back and does stuff like this. Insane

  • @piotrsierocki8502
    @piotrsierocki8502 3 года назад +1757

    Almost 1 year after this great run, today Robert Kubica is back to F1 racing in GP Holland with Alfa Romeo team. 15th place and faster than both Williams drivers. Outstanding driver. Would love to see him back with Misha on another lap at the Nurburgring.

    • @gladdy6412
      @gladdy6412 3 года назад +5

      Do you mean Haas, because George Russell DNF'd.

    • @Globusi
      @Globusi 3 года назад +25

      @@gladdy6412 they dragged Russel to the boxes because Kubica had a chance to catch up with him and overtake him, and it would look bad. Likewise, they did not release Latifi recently in kwali because after q3 Latifi had better times and they were afraid that he would beat Russell in qualifying.

    • @bessarion1771
      @bessarion1771 3 года назад +4

      @@Globusi Yes, Russell whitewash continues.

    • @Globusi
      @Globusi 3 года назад

      @@bessarion1771 im gonna love to see 2 staged drivers at one team. Ham and Russel gonna be crazy asf. You should watch f1 conference after quali at spa when Russel overtook Ham in quali. Ham was in other dimensions wt his mind lol

    • @bessarion1771
      @bessarion1771 3 года назад +12

      @@Globusi You will be so surprised when Russell falls flat on his face. He has no clue how to pass, cannot drive in traffic, and cannot drive in wet. He is an average driver at best. The great drivers always outdrive their cars (as long as the team let's them). When Kubica was No 1 driver at Sauber and Renault he always put his car ahead of where it should have been based on performance. All Russell has is the dubious honor of outqualifying his teammates, and that is after MASSIVE input by the team to make this happen. He was ALWAYS passed by Kubica on the first lap of every race where driver's skills are most important. You live in Lala Land fueled by the pro-Russell blogs. You will come crashing to Earth next season.

  • @wallstreetoneil
    @wallstreetoneil 4 года назад +894

    If you are the CEO of BMW, and you aren't reaching out to Robert to do a marketing campaign for M cars, you are insane. Picking up passengers at the grocery store and then a wrong turn and a lap on the ring - this lap will live in the Internet Hall of Fame - "but I'm expensive"

    • @jakubwrona2040
      @jakubwrona2040 4 года назад +22

      This video is actually probably a part of a marketing campaign for M cars

    • @alexrulz54
      @alexrulz54 4 года назад +1

      @@jakubwrona2040 I'm guessing they gave him a deal to drive the car if they can make a video of it

    • @ellisjackson3355
      @ellisjackson3355 4 года назад +15

      Grocery store --> "wrong turn" --> end up on the Nurburgring lmao

    • @jakubwrona2040
      @jakubwrona2040 4 года назад +4

      @@alexrulz54 forget about it, man (unless you're joking). That would be a deal for an average person, but not for Kubica, who's very well known and experienced driver.

    • @ppros7855
      @ppros7855 4 года назад +2

      @@jakubwrona2040 He paid 7000€ to drive this m4 around nurburgring, Misha said it in recent video about car condition and service after that drive.

  • @mufi4444
    @mufi4444 4 года назад +1313

    Driving like that after that horrible accident and nearly lost his right arm..respect Robert

    • @polishking4372
      @polishking4372 4 года назад +21

      Nearly lost hes life ! 2 " away from branch going into hes head !

    • @racekev1853
      @racekev1853 4 года назад +42

      And still dont wear an helmet while racing ....

    • @polishking4372
      @polishking4372 4 года назад +3

      @@racekev1853 Helmet is for Kids 😂😂

    • @enzozeb
      @enzozeb 4 года назад +37

      is this why right right hand grip looks a little funny?

    • @antoniomanoelg
      @antoniomanoelg 4 года назад +1

      Respect

  • @GreenDefend
    @GreenDefend Год назад +43

    Robert is a FAST pilot. Was a shame his accident.
    My eternal respect for Kubica.

  • @frankgile1996
    @frankgile1996 4 года назад +481

    Man, I often forget how good Kubica is... Not only is he a great, great driver (obviously, as a very experienced F1 driver), but he also seems fairly humble and a lot of fun to be around... I never thought I'd say this, but if I could spend a day with any F1 driver, he'd be on the top 3, just because of how fun this video was to watch... Maybe I'm going to start a huge argument saying this, but I think the main reason he wasn't massively successful in F1 was just bad luck, more than anything else...

    • @ZKozak-hp5vb
      @ZKozak-hp5vb 4 года назад +35

      one could argue, compared to Heidfelt he did "out-drive the perforamnce level for his car he was given". He was on the path to being competitive if he had a better car (remember Heidflelt was usually in the top 10, whereas Kubica was consistently top 5). He could have seen some major runs if the deal with Ferrari ever fell through. Great comment and yes the rally accident truly was a tragedy for F1 drivers and fans alike

    • @MrBboyflexibi
      @MrBboyflexibi 4 года назад +1

      I think kubica is like Riccardo level , race winner level but championship winner will be tough

    • @squarecrusher
      @squarecrusher 4 года назад +41

      When Kubica had an accident he left the F1 and won WRC2 championship, then in WRC with private team in 2015 he won the first two stages of Monte Carlo with 2010 Ford Fiesta that had like 40 OS versus factory teams and drivers like Ogier. In F1 Alonso basically admitted that Kubica is better than him and Hamilton because he won everything pre-f1

    • @Aapee1
      @Aapee1 4 года назад +3

      He's like Kovalainen. Both awesome drivers, just never got to the very top in F1 for numerous of reasons.

    • @Zepherian
      @Zepherian 4 года назад +1

      There's a reason "the luck of champions" is an expression used all over the world... You can't get to the very top without lady luck smiling at you a few times unless you're a once in a century talent like Senna.

  • @suhasdd
    @suhasdd 4 года назад +391

    This guy is nuts.. Broken every bit of his bones.. But still drives insane fast... Legend

    • @RK1FX
      @RK1FX 4 года назад +13

      Polish genes. 😎

    • @thesolo
      @thesolo 4 года назад +5

      You can see his surgery scars on his wrists.

    • @user-wf2wi5wc2k
      @user-wf2wi5wc2k 4 года назад +3

      Without a helmet...

    • @chrislee232445
      @chrislee232445 4 года назад +2

      The Senna documentary sums it up best, speeding is addictive

    • @mateusznowicki9638
      @mateusznowicki9638 4 года назад +3

      @@thesolo Scars on his wrist? Please... Have you seen his whole arm? It's basically bones and skin. That rally crash, that armco basicly ripped his muscles apart from his hand...

  • @1903FC
    @1903FC 4 года назад +557

    The moment you realise he is 1 of 20 in the world for a reason. Being a F1 driver is something special.

    • @Jojo44_Racing
      @Jojo44_Racing 4 года назад +20

      That’s all about confidence and perfect manipulation of the car weight 🔥

    • @61026040
      @61026040 4 года назад +22

      Grosjean is 1 of 20 as well what do you think

    • @MKxpl
      @MKxpl 4 года назад +2

      except that he isn't an F1 driver, anymore

    • @justanotherguy4339
      @justanotherguy4339 4 года назад +16

      @@MKxpl duh you must be a wasted professor

    • @yiwanye1221
      @yiwanye1221 4 года назад +18

      He's the lead test driver.. still 1 out of 30

  • @sausagelinksys4360
    @sausagelinksys4360 Год назад +69

    Although this video was posted 2 years ago... part of me still thinks the brakes are still hot from this lap! 7:54 - 8:23 almost made me purchase a 4 point harness for my computer chair! This guy is a BEAST! 😳

    • @kasimirdenhertog3516
      @kasimirdenhertog3516 Год назад +3

      Yes, that part was pretty insane. Other drivers would ease the throttle a bit when the car starts to weave, but this man keeps his foot planted.

    • @kasmstamps1897
      @kasmstamps1897 9 месяцев назад

      You can't see the times he posted now but he spent alot of time playing Forza Motorsport 4.

  • @LittleRestraint
    @LittleRestraint 4 года назад +270

    His heritage is showing through, he's carrying some serious speed into those corners and braking later than I'd ever dare lol. This is a guy with serious balls and experience.

    • @bax442
      @bax442 4 года назад +12

      If he could only get half decent car in f1

    • @DavidKAnderson
      @DavidKAnderson 4 года назад +11

      And so smooth..."smooth is fast." I love watching the line selection of drivers on this level, too: so much you can learn.

    • @KapitanZbik2138
      @KapitanZbik2138 4 года назад +20

      Here in Poland, when we see a slow rally (or any other) driver, we say "Kubica wouldn't brake" :D

    • @LittleRestraint
      @LittleRestraint 4 года назад +1

      @@KapitanZbik2138 I like it :)

  • @jk-no6vp
    @jk-no6vp 4 года назад +628

    At the end of video Robert said that it was safe and actually he really meant it. That day one of the polish journalists - Cezary Gutowski, was also driving with Robert on Nürburgring. He said that Robert told him he's going safe and not pushing to the limits cause they don't have helmets etc. I can't imagine how it would be if he took things seriously. 😆 Great video Misha, thanks mate and keep it up!

    • @metitusable
      @metitusable 4 года назад +11

      He's clearly pushing, the helmet chat is just bullocks.

    • @NoOne56488
      @NoOne56488 4 года назад +25

      Not pushing it ROFL, ok you can hear the damn tires screaming for grip.

    • @metitusable
      @metitusable 4 года назад +1

      @@NoOne56488 LOLOL

    • @boltmix7294
      @boltmix7294 4 года назад +84

      @@metitusable He is pushing the car as fast while being safe for himeslf (without a helmet), the passenger and other drivers who are just crusing.
      He isn't pushing it as fast as he could drive if he was racing, with a helmet, without a passenger or in qualy.
      He can push the car way past this and easily keep control of it
      You are delusional if you rhink that this was close to how much he pushes in races or in qualy
      So yeah, get educated before commenting

    • @boltmix7294
      @boltmix7294 4 года назад +12

      @@NoOne56488 He is pushing the car as fast while being safe for himeslf,the passenger and other drivers who are just crusing.
      He isn't pushing it as fast as he could drive if he was racing, with a helmet, without a passenger or in qualy.
      He can push the car way past this and easily keep control of it

  • @AstroFantastica
    @AstroFantastica 3 года назад +285

    I'm so grateful he's still with us and doing what he loves.
    What a motivation.

  • @Zebedeez
    @Zebedeez 7 месяцев назад +2

    I keep coming back to watch this, Robert's talent all the experience he has gained so clearly comes across in this video and to think he's steering the car primarily with one hand... Phenomenal.

  • @SergeantMoetz
    @SergeantMoetz 4 года назад +231

    Imagine working at a rental place and having to tell one of the greatest talents F1 had in the last 20 years that he needs to drive with a instructor if he wants to rent a car...

    • @mgcharoudin
      @mgcharoudin  4 года назад +169

      Imagine his boss finding out through this video and missing out on business opportunity 😅

    • @me2ontube
      @me2ontube 4 года назад

      Don't they know who he is

    • @Meddixi
      @Meddixi 4 года назад +34

      @@me2ontube They probably knew, but it's typical for generic Germans: "if there is a rule that he needs to ride with instructor it can be god almighty himself - HE WILL DRIVE WITH INSTRUCTOR!".

    • @LordShargaas
      @LordShargaas 4 года назад +24

      One day I was staffing for a trackday @ LeMans and told a guy that not having his driver licence was an issue. He told me that he had his race driver licence. Not knowing the level of its licence I told him to go to the trackday manager. Turns out he might know the track, with his podium in GT3/E in the 24h race...

    • @thelionking3321
      @thelionking3321 4 года назад +1

      LordShargaas oh my god...this is something else😅 what was your reaction after knowing his podium in LeMans...? would like to know your reply.

  • @bagster8660
    @bagster8660 4 года назад +802

    Bet the guy in the blue GT3 thought he was going quite fast till he had the WTF moment of the M4 up his ass from nowhere lol.

    • @HFIntegrale
      @HFIntegrale 3 года назад +56

      He probably had to stop on the side of the track to check and see if his engine was still running after Robert passed him like that.

    • @stevenbaggley1257
      @stevenbaggley1257 3 года назад +13

      It's impressive how he roasted several 911s...their owners are probably worried about crashing more perhaps!
      He is very quick though! 😧

    • @PainCakeSoldat
      @PainCakeSoldat 3 года назад +1

      But u dont mean the guy in the Blue Cayman with the big wing right ?

    • @mweskamppp
      @mweskamppp 3 года назад +5

      With my first car a golf 1 i went for holiday in jugoslavia and thought i was driving not slow but not racing either and got overtook by a guy from poland - with trailer... The trailer went around the next turn on one wheel. I kept some distance then.

    • @gh0st_dem0lisher
      @gh0st_dem0lisher 3 года назад

      @@mweskamppp welcome to PL kappa

  • @GulfPrideOil
    @GulfPrideOil 4 года назад +95

    It was really fun that Misha stopped laughing once Kubica floored it after the cones. :-D
    I was lucky enough to see Kubica at Spa during the unique July 2007 testing days. He was so down to earth, no ego, very normal guy to meet.
    He's one of the fastest all around drivers and knowing that the drove F1 last year with that damaged arm is something I can't get my mind around. This guy is brutal and his Nordschleife lap showed it once again.