WRC Onboards: Sardinia 2011 - Solberg SS12 Requested by Nikko037
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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So cool
thanks for upload! :)
Thanks! :)
@TenSchnooks
No - the recording camera has almost the same shutter speed / refresh rate for frames as the rotation speed of the blades of the helicopter. It makes it look like the blades are standing still, because every time the camera refreshes frame, the blade is back in the same position after going a whole round around - thus it looks like it's standing still!
when they get into that kind of grove it's mindblowing..
I think it just might be the framrate of the camera making the chopper blades look like there going really slowly. Same as if you look on some car programs, when the car is travelling at a high speed the wheels look like their spinning backwards.
1:00 magical chopper! (the blades are barely turning)
It prolly sounds silly, but I remember playing Colin McRae Rally 3 on the old playstation 2. I remember any lapse in concentration and you'd end up in a tree or something. You have to really get in the zone. Full credit to these drivers for their discipline and concrentration.
Trying to visualise the stage from the pacenotes while sitting at my computer is difficult enough. Managed to get most of it right. If i had been driving we would have been off more than a few times though...
Petter Solberg: the only man that fall from a rally car. (Italian Motorshow, after the Memorial Bettega) Epic
13:30 'tightens 1 and Hew!..ok !' lol
Go Petter youre the best !
SS12 is really nice
@StuntmanKnut In other words, Petter's speed is faster than the choppa :P
08:15.... Petter says... FUCK!... LOL! :D
I don't know why the helicopter on 1:00 reminded me of Atari games!
@VortexNL
There has been a few female co-drivers, and I think there may have been one who raced in at least a couple events too. Ilka Minor maybe?
2:05 HOLY SHIT
9:47, extra lol.
@VortexNL yea i think hennin solberg has a female co driver
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4 stars!!! It will be 5, if we could see Peter and his opened mouth :D!!!!!
Peter always in the Red Line!!!!!
Slllllllllight left
I wouldn't even drive this track at 30mph, while he's doing it at 50+mph
what it reports how tightens ? :)
1:01 go roflcopter go!
That's scary just to watch. I'd pee in my pants if I were on board for real...
When is he going to win a rally again? I think he should, but he has the worst luck in the world. Petter to win a rally in 2011 (I hope!)
Its werid. I get a bit motion sick watching the hood cams, but I'm ok with the in-car cams. Probably it's because there is a greater sensation of movement on the outside cams.
upload a video with a greek commentary
Are there any female drivers in the WRC?
wrc is the most boring thing on planet earth now, it's just onboard after onboard, you don't even inform new fans of the model of car.
So cool