NASCAR Fan Freaked Out By NIGHT Rally POV Rally Český Krumlov
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As a swed.. i dislike the lack of snow and the constant contact between the tires and the ground.
It's such a Scandinavian thing to say, but you're not wrong. I, as Lithuanian rally enthusiast, hate the dry tarmac grip as well
As an Aussie... I dislike the lack of slippery gravel, shale and wet clay.
And not too keen on the addition of pace notes either.
😂
It's rally. Can't have perfect conditions all the time.
@@XtreeM_FaiL 😂😂😂
Night stages are co-drivers stages. And as a co-driver, I love night stages.
Me too. As a co-driver back in the 80s and 90s we really depended on good map skills and pacenote skills. I once navigated on a road rally for a very nice guy who's best result was around 30th overall. We were second overall on a national championship night rally before the car broke just after halfway and it was the first time he'd been on pacenotes, Co-drivers can make a huge difference, especially at night.
As a former driver I have to say the navigators and race marshalls are the unsung heroes of the rally world. I mostly drove alone on the hill climbs but I learned first hand that a good navigator can make the difference between life and death.
When you realise that this is pretty standard as rally onboards go, you really can't comprehend how fast the really fast drivers are and how in tune with the car and listening to the pacenotes. It is poetry in motion in the most ultimate way. One mistake and that is the end. Real bravery.
I used to do a lot of driving in rural areas around Cesky Krumlov (awesome medieval town...).
The roads and landscape are great for rallye.
Oh, and not only are there deer, they have bears there too 😅
it's a 106 miles to chicago, we got a full tank a gas, half a pack of ciragettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses...
BB
On a mission from God.
Watching night stages is even more exiting! The sound, light beams and red brakediscs completes it all!
deer, wild boar, hare, fox... even cows and goats could pop up on those roads
deers, hares, cats and drunken Czechs on bicycles, others are rare or not even a thing.. i see fox only in winter when rarely snows going over the road and i never know if I'm halucinating.
@@DaweSlayer And pheasants, hate those lil fuckers :D
THAT SPEED IS INSANE EVEN FOR HUGE ROADS, ussually max is like 130 ,or even only 110-100km/h its one highway with 3 lines empty, while he going above that speeed in forest crazy
I'd drive at most 50 km/h down those one-lane roads ... and they do 150+.
I agree with you that was scary, great team work in that car
Love your reaction 🤣 Next level: Night and snow 😛 I love driving at night as the lesser drivers are asleep and traffic jams are (almost) non existant.
That pool room is looking 🔥
For those wondering the car is Toyota GR Yaris Rally2
There’s a possibility the guy “just chillin” could have been a race marshal. Night rallies are So cool. The driver is basically limited to what he can see in the head lights. His co-driver is how he knows where he’s going. You also have to note he’s travelling at 90 + mph through some of theses sections!
Normally they practice the track before, go through by car and the copilot/navigator makes notices to every curve or uneven part on the track and read it during race to the pilot. Otherwise it would not be possible to drive so fast... 🙂
I can just imagine the "OOHHHhh ****!" if there were one of those high-grade road drops that catches air-time.
I'd drive 50 km/h on those one-lane roads ... in the daylight.
6:15 A field and very often a ditch in front of it for water drainage. It can destroy a car. Or at least damage it. So although it may not seem like it at first glance, there is not always room for error. This is a well-known fact about Czech district roads. And especially these really narrow ones.
A year ago you made a video about weird emergency sirens. Could you make a video reacting to the three-tone siren of the Spanish ambulances?
They drive on a paved way where I would drive between 25 and 44 miles speed at 75 to 110 miles or slightly fast , this means 120 kmh to 176 kmh..
When are you going to talk about the Formula offroad from here in Iceland?? I think thats something right up your ally!!
Please have a look and make a video about the Goodwood revival meeting in England, incredible skills with classic race cars.
To be honest, rallying in the 70s and 80s through forests on narrow gravel roads at night in winter was way more difficult.
Check out *Martin Schanche,* best rally driver in his era! A highly skilled mechanic with superfast cars
(RUclips: "European Rallycross 1985 Lydden Hill Div 2 A final Martin Schanche Matti Alamaki")
You know that in the uk we night rallying on open roads
in pouring rain
ruclips.net/video/KmE1AlmAM9c/видео.htmlsi=YKnHTiUH7CdVyAFC
07:07 look taht speed on right side 139 km/h = that narrow rooad before bend / curve You need break to no get out of the road ( 139km/h = 87 mph )
HiwayHobo3419 ..... G'day Ian .
USA missed out in early days of ralling principally due to the size of vehicles produced by USA car manufactories . Most were like floating bedrooms . BIG is BETTER . You could & I have had a party in the ' YANK TANK ' .
Rally cars are NEAT NIMBLE nice & full of GET UP & GO GRUNT ! Rally , is for the living who have far better reflex , eyesight , nerves , super quick thinking & have a passion for excitement . The USA would think it was a good idea on a nice evening to drive to the loczal drive in & wrap your arms & legs around another person .
Rally drivers had the idea to & drive through the bush wrapping their arms about the steering wheel & legs/feet about the go peddle , brake peddle & pray they would not scratch their cars paint job .
Two versions of a good night out .
Ian , old son . Pick your poison .
Practically.... Evryday nights in Italy!!!!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
And yt stereotypes said Italians bad drivers????? We are bad drivers because we drove at triple speed of others Europeans!!!!!!!😮😮😂😂😂
No matter police or videocamera!!!!!
An Italian former mountain trooper Alpini 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹😅😅
A lot of left foot braking, only way to balance the tail end.
hold on here mate, are u now not wearing the baseball cap after watching vid about how it makes americans stand out lol
😂
Look video,. Climp Dance 1988 Ari Vatanen Pikes Peak Hill climp
This is a pure exercise of skill and trust.
The drivers ears follow the navigators words and work with his eyes and skill.
The navigator has no room for error transmitting precise instruction of what is coming up to the driver.!!
Bravo!!!
🙈🙊🙉🐵
... and ENGINEERING ... to prepare the car for the loads/ABUSE it will be facing.
You have to look up on Walter Röhrl / Christian Geistdörfer with the Arganil fog ride in 1980. They took 5 minutes off 2nd place Björn Waldegård over 42 km at night and in fog. Even back then, seconds usually decided entire rallies.
This despite the fact that the car had been damaged in an accident.
Probably the biggest feat in WRC history and from one of the best, if not the very best, rally driver ever.
But I don't remember the damage being mentioned at the time, are you sure that you are not confusing it with Alén's victory after losing the front right wheel during the fourth stage of the 1981 Portugal rally?
Walter is the GOAT.
Richard Burns (RIP, cancer took him 😢) did really well in fog to, but damn what was that rally named? RAC or Welsh rally, maybe another? Anyway the fog was THICK so he drove by the notes read by codriver and it both went fast and well 🏁👍
@@paulomarinho1963 they had a collision with their own service car.
If you think this is badass, you should check out some night time rally in the snow. Would recommend some swedish rally night stages. About 100mph in the dark between snow banks, all white so you can't see almost anything.
Dear Ian, I'm really glad that that you've become the ambassador and fan for coolest motosport for unsuspecting US citizens
Keep up the good work and enjoy
Just a small reminder - all of these roads, no matter how narrow, are normally for both directions, with a speed limit of 90 km/h (about 56 mph) outside of towns and villages, with lots of drivers speeding.
I used to live on a public road stage of the RAC rally in central Wales (Carmarthenshire- the Lampeter, Llandovery, Llandeilo triangle ), single track lanes and hills. in August there was a weekend night stage where i lived and believe me, you did not want to be caught out on the road in a car during the race. luckily you could see their headlights from miles away. it was quite funny seeing the beams pointing into the sky during low cloud.
Every European can drive like that. Nothing special.😅
I just don't drive like this in dark, especially 'cause I expect deer anywhere in this conditions.
@@DaweSlayerthey are mostly out in the twilight.. mostly.
@@matsv201the deers in "my country" Austria must be different then 🤣
They think they can. Watch Chopito Rally and see how many can't!
NO! wtf? höchsten die, die dann heulen weil sie irgendwo gegen gefahren sind und ihre Karre schrott ist.
noch schlimmer wenn du jemanden unbeteiligten dabei erwischst...
so fährt niemand!
My brother and I did some amateur rally when we were younger we had a toyota corolla twin cam 3door from 1986 😊
You used an AE86 for rally?
Excellent stuff. I bet it was serious fun.
@@Sean-pm2vd no the frontweel drived ae82
@@thomaspagh8988 I wasn't expecting that car. Interesting stuff.
My brother and I did the same in the late nineties but it was a rear wheel drive starlet. A little beast of a car.
Great memories. Thanks for that.
@@Sean-pm2vd it was the best we could buy cars are extremely expensive here in Denmark
I go to the Český Krumlov Rally regularly every year, once even when the rally was not held. Instead, we helped a friend with firewood. This year I was at the start of one night, but it was probably the second one, because it was definitely not this one. Greetings from the Czech Republic.
bydlim vedle krumlova XD
@@pallman246cz6 já jezdím za kamarádem do Přídolí.
lol I saw myself next to the starting line! :D
You're lucky
@@SomKing123 My parents' house is 500 meters from that place :D
Lol
The only time I drive like this in on my Xbox 😆
@@Nojby99 to musí byť super, ak máš rád takéto športy. V Bratislave nemám šancu niečo také vidieť, ale minulý piatok som bol na 500 km Slovenských. Bolo to tam super, ale to iba išli malý okruh cez Staré mesto, keď som mal čas tam byť. Rally musí byť úplne iný zážitok ako jazdy veteránov po meste.
You should watch Robert Kubica's onboard from Janner Rallye 2014. One of the best night onboards I've ever seen in my life!
Find: "ERC Robert Kubica Crazy Onboard ERC SS18 Jänner Rally by Mediasport cz With Intercom!!!".
What the actual F..... how he is able to drive in this condocions i have no idea. But his " ("Czech" Doprdele....) was so cool :D
@@Tosch22 It's amazing that despite all the circumstances, he won that stage by 23 seconds.
You are more or less constantly on the brakes during rally. Not only to reduce speeds but also it helps to rotate the car in certain spots even so slightly. Depends on the Stage of course.
I don't know how it is elsewhere, but my experience across the Czech Republic is that animals migrate in the morning soon after dawn and in the evening, shortly after dark. In the evening, they migrate to a safe place, or to a place where you can hunt.
In the morning, they migrate from safe places to somewhere near water. For example, my sister knew that in the winter at 7.30 a.m. three wild boars would be running on a particular stretch of road. So she kept an eye on the clock, and when she happened to be in this place at that time, she preferred to stop and go outside to look around. Usually at that moment the wild boars ran out and she had a great spectacle. Many drivers experience the same here, and not only with wild boars.
For example, it happened to me that I was afraid that I ran over a pheasant, so I stop, get out of the car and look where the pheasant is, and at that moment a deer ran into my stationary car. And the deer looked pissed at me, like I was to blame! Our wild animals are usually funny, just don't piss them off. :)
Honestly, your pronunciation of Czech words is great, I wish my pronunciation of English was this good :)
Cesky krumlov is one of the most beautiful towns in the Czech Republic, which means its one of the best towns in the world.
Walter Roehrl once drove a rally stage in dense fog with nearly no sight of all. The legendary night of Arganil. He could do that, because of his photographic memory.
m.ruclips.net/video/fjLaFH94MLs/видео.html
Once the first car passed by, the track area is probably free of any wildlife there was for the next few days. ;)
The animal usually most at risk are the lemming-human hybrids insisting on standing on the gravitational heavy side of curves for more spectacular view.
The spectators would also have scarred the wildlife away long before the first car starts.
In the 90s I participated as an amateur driver in some rallies that were organized at village festivals in the surrounding area. I participated for two years with a Mini 1300 GT that I prepared myself even though I was not a professional mechanic. A relative gave me a car without an engine and another friend gave me an engine that had been under a tree, in the rain, for several years. I think that after football (socker), rallies are the most popular sport.
Hey Ian, this is a Toyota Rally Car with the GR 3 cylinder engine. From the footage I could not see whether it was a (probably...) Toyota Yaris or a Toyota Corolla, I can't tell. This engine is revolutionary because in Japan Toyota raced a Toyota Corolla with this GR 3 cylinder in a 24 Hrs race (like Le Mans) and they ran this engine on HYDROGEN ! And how about other rally cars? Well the title may give away where it is all about at this video called porsche rallying - pure sound #1 [hd].
The point of Rallye is ENGINEERING and to "test new components" for their durability.
Americans dont have Rallye ... and thus they do the "scrap/completely rebuild a car after a jump for a movie" instead of building one car that can take it and drive on.
For get Nascar or F1, these guys are the best drivers in any motorsport.
Glad u dropperd the the hats, keep going chap keep going.
Ja ein bisschen anders als nur im Kreis rennen zu fahren wie in den Staaten 😂
At a couple of points during that video, they were touching 110 mph, let that sink in for a moment
That's a daily drive with my dad 🤨 anyway HELLO FROM CZECH!!
Nelži vole! To tě táta nenaučil? OMEGALUL xdd
😅
Rallye Český Krumlov was part of my childhood. I remember many fatal accidents during years. Late nineties were the wildest. Despite this is a quite calm racing in compare with world championchip
check "Nikis Wallbergfahrt ungeschnitten - GRIP - Folge 304 - RTL2" two german moderators, one former rallye driver. both in a lancia delta. unfortunately only in german but you see how enjoyed but scared the left one was although also experienced race driver - just not rallye. 1:59 - could have done better I am sorry. :D
Watch ''WRC Rallye Monte-Carlo 2018: Thursday Night Stage w/ High Speed Fly Bys & Glowing Brakes!''. Awesome shots with glowing brakes
I guess, IWRocker would like a rallye of East German Wartburgs, just for the amazing sound of the three-cylinder two-stroke engines: ruclips.net/video/uBB3R0bRb1Q/видео.html
If only I could understand the navigator ... he is constantly talking, so there are LOADS of "obstacles"/"changes of direction".
Yes. There is a lot of wildlife in Czechia running across the roads. Most common (and dangerous) are deers and boars.
G'day rocker. Check out New Zealand Jet Sprint racing. Rallying on water 100+ mph no brakes
Shit... Getting to 180km/h (110+ mph) in the forrest on a narrow road and then making a hard left. Jesus!
This is absolutely insane!
So this was interesting even for me. I've never seen POV Rally video, so I didn't know how they're navigated. And yes. We do have wildlife here. I actually strucked a doe a month ago. Thankfully not too much. It was during the daytime, I drove like 65 km/h and hit the back legs of the doe. It ran away and there's not even a scratch on my car, but I was freaked out. It was the first time in my 9 years of driving and it happened nearby my hometown. I became a bit more warry.
I wonder, since you have glasses too: do you ever feel truly confident in a car? Ever since I got mine, I never really did. Before, I was confident. Then I noticed I needed them. Age is a cruel master. Since, I always leave a margin. I just don’t trust any artificial aid, be it glasses or keep-your-lane systems or complete autonomous driving, it’s just no.
You should react to European Rallycross championship of the 80's and 90's.
Those cars were insane
LoL what do you mean with "at night"? Look at it. It's shining bright like daylight. You can make a person blind with those headlights. :D
just to give you some perspective on speed, 120-130kmh is the most common highway speed limit in all europe, so, you can really appreciate how amazingly fast those machines can take the turns in a narrow, twisty and bumpy road
Love your content mate am a dirt track sidecars swinger or passenger and Think you would really enjoy watching Australian superboats round's held mainly in western NSW northern Sa I have been astounded by the rally On water it's insane their reaction time's are I think faster than any F1 driver you have to see it to believe it I'm out there a little with my chosen fun activity but these guys and girls are On some other level please do a reaction to a race or Two Think blend line or just Aus superboats don't know how that will work for you in the states I am not very computer literate 👍🏼as a genx but super impressed by your support for Aussie racing and the famous Torana and xygtho falcon love your parcel vids but mainly your absolute passion for family enhanced style racing from the ground Up getting to know about our Bathurst really appreciate that thanks proud Aussie
And as my third comment I will add a request, please make some videos of rally games again. Much please. If it was in EA WRC, there are clubs where people race against each other, I'd love to race against you.
Wait until you see it at night on snow
Also stadium racing where they race against each other in stadium
Knock out races and have bridges dirt and some even have pavement mix
We used to get this live on TV here in Australia 🇦🇺 during 70 / 80s in the hay day of world rally
Then for some reason the broadcast stopped
I'm guessing because more local racing took over like v8 super cars amongst others type here
Water skiing and power boat racing used to be on as well
Without all other sports footy cricket soccer basketball ball net ball surfing
As you see lots of sports in competition and more locally
Sad loved watching it
Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
Brother...when you are driving in a rally stage you don't think, you just do. You just drive. And if you are the codriver you just sing the pace notes. Rally isn't a sport you can stop to think.
The risk of wildlife runniing out on the road is definitely there. Wild boar and deer mainly (hitting a wild boar is like hitting a brick wall btw). To avoid wildlife collisions, we are taught to slow down, use all the lights we have and have "split focus" on the sides of the road. Except for the very good light, these guys are not going for that advice, for sure. :)
Driving a local road in Cornwall. Sped up to make viewing less painful, but indicative of normal driving conditions (in fact better than normal conditions). It helps to have some knowledge of the road. ruclips.net/video/ppsSvM_KWow/видео.html
I’m assuming that you are in the 🇺🇸. Mexico has an annual FÍA Rally date, usually in march and in the state of Leon Guanajuato. You shouldn’t miss it. You can see all these motor beast racing there.
David Coulthard and Mikka Hamlinen, omg the spelling of the names, 2 very experienced f1 drivers had to go up and down a short stage of a rally with a rally driver and both of them noped out of the second run 😂
I'm 47 from West virginia. I've dodged my fair share of deer that won't get out of the road. Only hit 1 out of maybe 200.. not bad average lol.
Just imagine a Nascar driver on the backseat in a night rally..... the poor guy would sweat tons.
They did over 100mph at times (160kph is 100mph) even 115mph at some point for americans that can't convert lol
the start of the video ist in my village 100 meters from my home :) if you want see this in 1. person you are welcome in my home :) my frend is a WRC rider in skoda favorit and i think he can ride with you in same track( not in the race tho)
It's crazy until you realize that they do it all the time. They know the routes by heart and that's the only way to fight for the podium. Great route knowledge. Let's remember the blind people. They know where to go because they know by heart a lot of places they've never seen or saw a long time ago.
Ian don't be afraid. With the very loud noise, and the'bang' of cars, it's very rare to cross some of them.
And before the official competition cars, there are 1 or 2 opening cars (rally cars most of the time) to check the road and prevent major change or danger on the road which will not appear in copilot notes.
And most of the area there are fans here 1 or 2 or 3 hours before the run. So wildlife stay away.
When I play rally games and copilot is telling me everything: "shut up and let me focus on the track"
Without that baseball cap, you look significantly better. To European eyes, baseball caps make the wearer look a bit dumb really.
Remember 160kph is 100mph, just as reference for the US friends.
The most amazing motorsport IMO is motorbike Trials. Check out Toni Bou and what he can do on a bike!
That's great! But there's something even crazier. The motorbike race on the Isle of Man!
my biggest fear when driving exept for every other person in traffic, is driving at night while its foggy, and its comes from the movie "i know what you did last summer" actually one time when me my mom and brother was driving at night in fog i told her to not stop if we ran someone over 😳
Try Rallye Monte Carlo "Die Nacht der langen Messer"! #Night of the long knifes#Col de Turini#last stage.....👍
If you get chance check out the Tour of Mull, if you think those roads are narrow, Mull's are narrower.
7:05 Shifting the COG of the car with the throttle and brake helps you turning maybe more than a steering wheel 😁
Rally drivers to NASCAR drivers. "Here NASCAR, hold my beer".
Easly WRC should be top motorsport discipline, when we consider the sheer amunt of knowledgez skill and confidence, that every driver and co-pilot have to develop, in order to reach the finish in one piece on somewhat decent position. Road surface - whatever the road was made off, weather - whatever currently is falling from the sky, in the sun or at night...
It doesn't look all that fast and then you look at the speedometer and realize it's highway speed in the corners and loose your license speed on a highway on the "straights"
Yeah in bc we worry about moose or elk which are just right height to come through the windshield big horns and all at 1000 lbs
You want some epic night time racing: 24h of Le Mans is this weekend!
You need to watch "the absolute insanity of group b rally"
You should get HID head lights on your car as the light will reflect of a deers eyes making them glow like road signs giving you more time to react, saved me a few times as there are lots of deer near me
anyone notice he reach above 100 miles/h and all time was flooring the speed is insane even for highway
These are the people you'd want as a getaway driver, if you wanted to be a bit naughty. 🤔😂
Carbon ceramic brakes. They get very hot in order to work properly.