@@411Adidas well, depending on how much he races, I'm willing to think he has a low crash rate. He just has a lot of crash stories. 😃 When you're on the precipice of the edge of control - arguably you're the fastest. It's just there's a lot to go wrong and it goes wrong fast, faster than folks can react. Sometimes you can save it, but others, it's just best to hold on. You can't make an omlette without breaking a few eggs. And you won't get better without pushing yourself to be better. With that push, you're liable to make mistakes and that's just racing. Learning from it, and owning it, is how you get better.
It's incredible how easily he can break down the entire sequence of what happened even though it was all in a split second. Most people would just think everything went wrong at once, but he's able to specifically break down everything and make it easy to follow.
It's not that hard, once you don't turn on the radios and really feel the car. I'm not a racing driver, but to every spins and accidents I had, I could tell what happened right after. Mostly it's me being a dumbass, but you can really tell what part of the car did scraped, which tire loosed traction and how the car went sideways after a blind elevation. At least, on an old analogue car w/out electronic steering.
@@JMDrives was about to say this, you put it well. I've been in various "Oh shiiit! *boom*" scenarios and I know exactly what happened in what sequence, with one exception which was a really bad one and doctors at the time did not think I'd pull through, I needed to have my face put back together with titanium pieces, there wasn't enough bone left. I had a concussion so bad they thought for sure I would die just from that, if not all the rest.
@@afroman5531 It's been true in my experience as well. I've never felt scared while flying off track necessarily (happens too quickly), but I have felt sad and embarrassed. I once got knocked into another car (I was hit by another driver), and I felt terrible about the car I hit (even though it wasn't my fault per se). I totally expected the other driver to be pissed at me and at the situation, but he was very calm about it. Even though he said that he couldn't really afford his repairs at that time, he was very gracious and understanding. That's one of the things I love about the auto racing community: everyone I've dealt with has been super nice and humble.
I felt that quote deep. I flipped my car once at highway speeds and I was instantly depressed the moment I felt the car flying. Lasted for months after..
@@spacecadet0 I've been in a couple of situations like that, it's a *unique* experiences, to say the least. Although I've also "Flown" a 4WD, *unintentionally*, at a low speed! I hadn't slowed down enough for a small flood-way. The exit side of said flood-way is steep and with around 45km/h of speed (50km/h max speed zone) my old Datsun 720 4X4 cleared all four wheels from the ground. I didn't realise it was airborne until I felt the thing "touch down" and compress the suspension all the way to the bump-stops. I'm just thankful I didn't turn the steering wheel at that moment, I hate to think about what could've happened if I had. Still, I had to check my pants afterwards because I wasn't sure.
I think race teams, drivers etc just accept that things literally go sideways sometimes. Just part of the deal. However it would freak me out to spend that much effort and crash.
He's so humble and candid. "We made it to the top." What he didn't say- he finished second-- after totaling the car and without practice on most of the top half of the run. Dang! Am now a fan of this guy. Can't wait to see him at the Freedom 500 this weekend.
LOL ironically the opposite happened. Tesla sent two In house Technicians out to save the car in 2 days. They actually completed the hill climb. I found that surprising.
@Real M So you are a LIAR got it. I'm a BEV Fanatic before Tesla Cars existed. Worked on a BEV conversion project in 2004 and got hooked. Tesla just happens to be a Subset of BEVs. You just fall in line with what ever is lazy popular. Don't be a sheep.
He reminds me of my grandfather, though 10 years younger. They don't talk too fast, very detailed and along with the point, then lots of energy and emotion while story telling. I'm glad to see youthful spirits in older folks, gives me hope for the future.
Thank you Randy for admitting your mistakes. I recently had a crash and beat up a car I really love. I really can relate to the dark feeling you get after the crash and the dust settles and you're walking around the car that you love. It's awesome to see you guys rebuilt it, I love rebuilding my cars after a crash and proving all my friends wrong who say just scrap it. Learn, rebuild and stay positive!
This man can focus, set his mind in the moment and push away any hesitation or doubt after getting away from that crash. That is Randy "Professional" Pobst for you. damn, glad he's alright.
Why is Randy so cool. How is he the person you inspire to be and the person you want as a father figure, uncle, and a friend. damm must be nice to be him. awesome job at recovering randy and more importantly im glad to see you healthy and unphased.
I have seen movies of Super Modified Sprint cars on the dirt. They were only straight for an instant between power slides. Going into the corners. Great fun.
What I’d like to know is did that lack of engine sound have any effect on the speed of the reaction? In a car with a combustion engine you can hear the revs rise when the tyres lose traction and therefore react accordingly. Just wondering if this is a factor in an electric car having never driven one.
With the silence of EVs, you can pretty much hear *everything* that goes on with the car; you can hear the tires physically engsging with the ground Additionally electric cars aren't fully silent - you do still have a little bit of motor revs, especially on race EVs with gearboxes (like Formula E cars)
Great story Randy, glad you guys were able to bounce back from that wreck and get to the peak! Thanks for making us feel like were right there with you in the passenger seat!
Oh sweet! Some of my footage being used on vinwiki!🤓 I've made it!! I may be a bad person for saying this, but Randy couldn't have picked a better time and place to wreck as far as the channel is concerned😳😂 As long as he's ok I can say that. The world needs @randypobst in it. Love the videos Ed!🤙
"CCC"...Civil Conservation Commission. A 1930's Great Depression era work program from the Roosevelt administration. My dad was in it as a teenager and was stationed in Colorado building trails, or whatever infrastructure was needed. Whatever money was earned was sent home to feed the family. Tough times they were.
Might have been WPA, though, since I think they focused more on roads. Though the CCC did more in federal lands from what I'm reading, so it could have been either. And yeah, we could do with some new infrastructure projects. Mainly just fixing the old ones.
I'm glad you're safe. Going over the edge into the North Cirque no good. It's a steep hill. Also glad Brian was able to rebuild that so quick after the wreck. He's an awesome collision technician. Keep racing!
The only car I totaled was my 2001 VW Jetta, for the same reason. The apex was also the top of a hill. My tire popped off the rim during the slide and the rim dug in to the pavement, becoming a pivot for a nice flippie de do onto the roof.
I had a shop teacher in high school that used to tell stories like Randy; kinda makes me nostalgic. Glad you made it, Randy! Can't wait to hear the next one.
I love Randy’s videos. He sounds like one of us but just happens to have the access and ability to haul some serious ass in some serious cars, and then tell the story about it like we are drinking beers together. A true gem on Vinwicki.
I love your driving style, Randy! That 918 video you did really showed me your expertise, and all of your new records just blow my mind. Stay safe, and live long
Randy's description is the embodiment of " crashing a car sucks, but the car needs to be honest about where the limit is"! He really is a great driver who knows the particulars of cars and tracks! Much respect!
Great to get so much insight into the finer points of the hill climb. I lived in Colorado Springs in 1969 & 70 and only experienced the hill climb remotely when the pink sandstone dust down in town got a little heavier than usual. Now I know why.
Reminds me of my old race car driving buddy Chuck O’Connor. Both great story tellers and both a little bit off their rocker. As one commenter said, “ you push it to the edge like that and sometimes you go a little past it, and that’s when you know you’re going as fast as it gets “. I would agree. Great video and one fantastic car Tesla is making. And this is still the early stages
When you've raced at the level he has, for as many years as he has, there are bound to be some incidents and accidents along the way! :P But yes, he's got some great stories. I also had the pleasure to briefly meet him at Watkins Glen many years ago, and he was every bit as nice as you'd think, from these videos. A true gentleman.
I could listen to that guy talk for hours.... He just had a way of explaining things, and his voice is so soothing. IMHO... Anyway, fantastic video, great story. Looking forward to the next one!
Dispite every crash and setback, I still believe that Randy is a incredible and remarkable driver. Stay stromg Randy, we wish you the best and will be rooting for you from the bottom of the peak to the top of it!
He has so many crashes because he pushes cars to the limit chasing milliseconds. Problem is when you're at the limit it doesn't take much to go wrong for you to crash
*Randy* :
*"When the car is flying in the air..... stability control can;t help much"*
*well.... you would know*
ouch!!
That's strange. I assumed from sims like CSR, you could control a flying car and things like backflips for extra swag points. /s
I thought you just hit the gas the raise the nose
brilliant observation. Had me in fits.
Randy is hands down a bad race car driver....he crashes every car. Did the same with the GT-R.
Randy has the best stories. He’s like that cool uncle who’s got plenty of good stories to tell in the garage while workin on cars
Absolute Legend
Who keeps giving this man cars? He has a high crash rate lol
@@411Adidas well, depending on how much he races, I'm willing to think he has a low crash rate. He just has a lot of crash stories. 😃 When you're on the precipice of the edge of control - arguably you're the fastest. It's just there's a lot to go wrong and it goes wrong fast, faster than folks can react. Sometimes you can save it, but others, it's just best to hold on. You can't make an omlette without breaking a few eggs. And you won't get better without pushing yourself to be better. With that push, you're liable to make mistakes and that's just racing. Learning from it, and owning it, is how you get better.
Wish i had an uncle like him
Randy is the best part of this channel!
It's incredible how easily he can break down the entire sequence of what happened even though it was all in a split second. Most people would just think everything went wrong at once, but he's able to specifically break down everything and make it easy to follow.
Oh its easy when you've been in a serious wreck. Life runs at 10% haha.
He's an animal, or maybe a falcon.
Very fast eyes, very fast hard-drive too. A great guest here.
It's not that hard, once you don't turn on the radios and really feel the car. I'm not a racing driver, but to every spins and accidents I had, I could tell what happened right after. Mostly it's me being a dumbass, but you can really tell what part of the car did scraped, which tire loosed traction and how the car went sideways after a blind elevation. At least, on an old analogue car w/out electronic steering.
@@JMDrives was about to say this, you put it well. I've been in various "Oh shiiit! *boom*" scenarios and I know exactly what happened in what sequence, with one exception which was a really bad one and doctors at the time did not think I'd pull through, I needed to have my face put back together with titanium pieces, there wasn't enough bone left. I had a concussion so bad they thought for sure I would die just from that, if not all the rest.
They would also have done a proper post-mortem over the accident, before the interview also...
"I don't get scared in crashes, i get depressed" this guy has awesome quotes lmao
That's very true
I get angry. Car repair is expensive.
Lol
@@afroman5531 It's been true in my experience as well. I've never felt scared while flying off track necessarily (happens too quickly), but I have felt sad and embarrassed. I once got knocked into another car (I was hit by another driver), and I felt terrible about the car I hit (even though it wasn't my fault per se). I totally expected the other driver to be pissed at me and at the situation, but he was very calm about it. Even though he said that he couldn't really afford his repairs at that time, he was very gracious and understanding. That's one of the things I love about the auto racing community: everyone I've dealt with has been super nice and humble.
I felt that quote deep. I flipped my car once at highway speeds and I was instantly depressed the moment I felt the car flying. Lasted for months after..
We're slowly learning that Randy is a part-time pilot in motorsports!
"I've been to pikes peak 6 times"
And get wrecked at a 33 percent rate... randy, you can do better
Hell yes
Yeah an Air Cadet.
If you drive fast on rough roads enough, chances are you'll fly a car too.
@@spacecadet0 I've been in a couple of situations like that, it's a *unique* experiences, to say the least.
Although I've also "Flown" a 4WD, *unintentionally*, at a low speed! I hadn't slowed down enough for a small flood-way. The exit side of said flood-way is steep and with around 45km/h of speed (50km/h max speed zone) my old Datsun 720 4X4 cleared all four wheels from the ground. I didn't realise it was airborne until I felt the thing "touch down" and compress the suspension all the way to the bump-stops.
I'm just thankful I didn't turn the steering wheel at that moment, I hate to think about what could've happened if I had.
Still, I had to check my pants afterwards because I wasn't sure.
That's so savage: mentioning that he beat the lap record at Laguna seca during testing just as a side note 😆
Randy is the opposite of James may, because if James is captain slow, then randy must be Sargent speed!
@@AibohphobiAband you mean Randy is “major quick”
He Said about the Record because he broke the Record at Laguna Seca so many times in MotorTrend that probably he dont care anymore 😂
yeah the record for an EV....
@@carholic-sz3qv That's still a significant record nonetheless
Rich Rebuilds when he hears the original car is still somewhere out there:
*is for me?*
Be pretty funny if he did, and put a E1 setup in it.
😂😂 accurate
@@VitoHGrind don't get it😐😣
I love how casual he is about just violently crashing the tesla.
And just buying another one, randomly out of pocket.
@@Happymali10 wasn't his tesla and he didn't buy the other one. I would be more casual if they weren't my cars that got crashed either lmao
I mean he was gonna either land in the hill or fly off the mountain. I’d rather hit the hill than fly off the pit.
Well it wasn't really his car. Nothing drives like a "rental".
I think race teams, drivers etc just accept that things literally go sideways sometimes.
Just part of the deal. However it would freak me out to spend that much effort and crash.
"Sounds like a hail storm in a tin shed"
😂🤣
Elon after seeing this: We need more stability while in the air!
🤣
He is already on it
ruclips.net/video/reMTcjw_Tcw/видео.html
Yeah, just pop some of those grid fins from the Falcon 9 on there. Let the computer handle it. :P
The plan is for cold gas thrusters for the roadster
Don't give him more ideas dude
The best part about this story is he is still around to tell it.
Randy's the only guy that can crash someone's car on a race, and still get offers to race peoples' cars in that same race 😄
This Chanel reminds me of when my grandmother used to tell me these awesome rugged stories of her childhood.
When I saw the picture of the car up in the air, I thought it was one of my valets who might be behind the wheel.
I am so glad randy is ok.
That's after it left the road. I don't think he was going to make that corner traction loss or not, he went in way too hot.
Randy talks about crashing at 80 mph irl like I talk about crashing in forza
Honestly..
while very narrowly missing going off the edge of a cliff...
That's so savage: mentioning that he beat the lap record at Laguna seca during testing just as a side note 😆
He's so humble and candid. "We made it to the top." What he didn't say- he finished second-- after totaling the car and without practice on most of the top half of the run. Dang! Am now a fan of this guy. Can't wait to see him at the Freedom 500 this weekend.
Tesla heard you'd modified one of their cars and decided to deactivate your steering
LOL ironically the opposite happened. Tesla sent two In house Technicians out to save the car in 2 days. They actually completed the hill climb. I found that surprising.
@Real M Jokes are only funny if they are abit of truth and clever. Silly Falsehoods are just lame.
@Real M So you are a LIAR got it. I'm a BEV Fanatic before Tesla Cars existed. Worked on a BEV conversion project in 2004 and got hooked. Tesla just happens to be a Subset of BEVs. You just fall in line with what ever is lazy popular. Don't be a sheep.
@@Neojhun
And now, a word from, THE MOST SERIOUS MAN IN THE WORLD! It appears you’re lacking a humerus. 🦴
Laughed so hard at this ...and i am a total tsla fanboy ..
To the 8 people who disliked. I want you to know that was uncalled for.
Omg 😱😱😱 commment liked by vin wiki I love you so much thank you so much you made my day
@@turtle6027 Community interaction both positive and negative promotes the channel. Not to worry.
probably tesla fanboys
@@aihua5206 Lol why would tesla fanboys even hate this video? It's a great run!
@@ikani1 they dont like to see their car crash
That 8:30 maniacal laughter gets me 😆
"Now we going the wrong way in a hurry..."
Glad you alright Randy!
Randy was just trying to fix the panel gaps on the Tesla 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Randy Pobst flying in a car: reasoning, evaluating, questioning.
Me flying in a car: *FUUUUUUUUU*
He reminds me of my grandfather, though 10 years younger. They don't talk too fast, very detailed and along with the point, then lots of energy and emotion while story telling. I'm glad to see youthful spirits in older folks, gives me hope for the future.
I like Randy, that's it, I just really like how he talks and the words he says
Thank you Randy for admitting your mistakes. I recently had a crash and beat up a car I really love. I really can relate to the dark feeling you get after the crash and the dust settles and you're walking around the car that you love. It's awesome to see you guys rebuilt it, I love rebuilding my cars after a crash and proving all my friends wrong who say just scrap it. Learn, rebuild and stay positive!
Randy i saw your tesla driving here in the springs. I tried to catch up and got pulled over... thankfully just a warning
same
You too?
I was in a white wrx sti
Im in a Black 2.5rs lol
ah, you used the ol' I saw Randy Pobsts excuse huh? lul
This man can focus, set his mind in the moment and push away any hesitation or doubt after getting away from that crash.
That is Randy "Professional" Pobst for you. damn, glad he's alright.
Why is Randy so cool. How is he the person you inspire to be and the person you want as a father figure, uncle, and a friend. damm must be nice to be him. awesome job at recovering randy and more importantly im glad to see you healthy and unphased.
Randy could talk about prostate health awareness and I would watch it.
Randy is by far my favorite person in motorsports, his stories are always entertaining
"When the car is in the air, stability control can't help much." Pobst 2020
Randy's way of telling stories is something else...
Pikes Peak lost it's charm to me with the tarmac, wish I'd been able to see when they threw the group B rally monsters at it.
Oh it was a time, very fun to see. I think I was almost 30 when they raced those
very unfortunate. dirt is the best. luckily nascar is bringing the dirt back as well as colorado has some grassroots rally stuff thats fun
I have seen movies of Super Modified Sprint cars on the dirt. They were only straight for an instant between power slides. Going into the corners. Great fun.
What I’d like to know is did that lack of engine sound have any effect on the speed of the reaction?
In a car with a combustion engine you can hear the revs rise when the tyres lose traction and therefore react accordingly.
Just wondering if this is a factor in an electric car having never driven one.
With the silence of EVs, you can pretty much hear *everything* that goes on with the car; you can hear the tires physically engsging with the ground
Additionally electric cars aren't fully silent - you do still have a little bit of motor revs, especially on race EVs with gearboxes (like Formula E cars)
Straight cut gears do make a lot of sound aswell
This guys story telling is amazing, he's turned a simple slide into an epic masterpiece.
Love seeing you on Pikes Peak - America's Mountain Paul!
It will nice in 2021, to have nearly everything back on schedule.
Amazing how relaxed and carefree he is about crashing someone else's race car. I would want to crawl under a rock and hide. 😎
Race insurance
That won't achieve much
This is the first time I'm learning why it's called Plaid. Thank you.
Great story Randy, glad you guys were able to bounce back from that wreck and get to the peak! Thanks for making us feel like were right there with you in the passenger seat!
Oh sweet! Some of my footage being used on vinwiki!🤓 I've made it!!
I may be a bad person for saying this, but Randy couldn't have picked a better time and place to wreck as far as the channel is concerned😳😂
As long as he's ok I can say that. The world needs @randypobst in it. Love the videos Ed!🤙
Love Randy's commentary on all vehicles, seems like a great guy to know
2:09 "brand new car" look at his rear fender, what an awesome work ^^
Randy was in one of the first VINwiki video I've ever watched, loved his stories ever since
"CCC"...Civil Conservation Commission. A 1930's Great Depression era work program from the Roosevelt administration. My dad was in it as a teenager and was stationed in Colorado building trails, or whatever infrastructure was needed. Whatever money was earned was sent home to feed the family. Tough times they were.
They need to bring that program back ASAP.
Might have been WPA, though, since I think they focused more on roads. Though the CCC did more in federal lands from what I'm reading, so it could have been either. And yeah, we could do with some new infrastructure projects. Mainly just fixing the old ones.
@@roaddog7542 it was a huge failure economically. We certainaly do not need more make-work programs.
@@outspokeninsider752 Can't be a worse program than stay home and we'll send you a check.
I'm glad you're safe. Going over the edge into the North Cirque no good. It's a steep hill. Also glad Brian was able to rebuild that so quick after the wreck. He's an awesome collision technician. Keep racing!
Owner: ok Randy, don't wreck the car
Andy: ok, wreck the car...
Is just gold to have Randy here talking about his experiences ❤️❤️❤️
I'll probably watch any episode Randy does. Great story teller, awesome stories.
Genuinely a nice guy too. I was able to meet him after his run up Pikes Peak last summer.
The only car I totaled was my 2001 VW Jetta, for the same reason. The apex was also the top of a hill. My tire popped off the rim during the slide and the rim dug in to the pavement, becoming a pivot for a nice flippie de do onto the roof.
11:29 "I don't need no stinkin practice"
Welp, there is your problem.
Exactly.....over confidence sucks.....and have even been warn about that spot.
Intelligent guy would listen ...
I had a shop teacher in high school that used to tell stories like Randy; kinda makes me nostalgic. Glad you made it, Randy! Can't wait to hear the next one.
Amazing story from an amazing driver. I absolutely love to hear Randy tell it.
I love Randy’s videos. He sounds like one of us but just happens to have the access and ability to haul some serious ass in some serious cars, and then tell the story about it like we are drinking beers together. A true gem on Vinwicki.
Randy is the best guest on this channel, I love his stories!
I love your driving style, Randy! That 918 video you did really showed me your expertise, and all of your new records just blow my mind.
Stay safe, and live long
This man had done just about everything
Accept NOT total someone else’s race car... Not sure how this guy keeps finding rides...
@@EricSchutt You obviously don't know who that is
It's ok
@@maxxas5067 I know he’s a better driver than I’ll ever be, and that he has a great resume...but...how many cars has he totaled on that hill?
@@EricSchutt You don't know motorsports very well
Its ok
Things happen unexpectedly. Even the most highest professionals make rookie mistakes
@@EricSchutt it’s not that big of a deal buddy it’s just cars
Randy's description is the embodiment of " crashing a car sucks, but the car needs to be honest about where the limit is"! He really is a great driver who knows the particulars of cars and tracks! Much respect!
Need more Randy stories please!
Great to get so much insight into the finer points of the hill climb. I lived in Colorado Springs in 1969 & 70 and only experienced the hill climb remotely when the pink sandstone dust down in town got a little heavier than usual. Now I know why.
Now that thing is actually a cool-looking Model 3. 1st time for everything.
Always love when you guys have Randy on. He's the best
When you know Randy is telling the story, your next step is to like the video 😎.
Reminds me of my old race car driving buddy Chuck O’Connor. Both great story tellers and both a little bit off their rocker. As one commenter said, “ you push it to the edge like that and sometimes you go a little past it, and that’s when you know you’re going as fast as it gets “. I would agree. Great video and one fantastic car Tesla is making. And this is still the early stages
Facts🙏🏽🙌🏾💯🏍🏎💨🔥
Damn that was a crazy crash glad that he’s okay
Great story Randy! Another good one Vinwiki! I cant get over his background & the many colorful tale this man has told. 🤘TEXAS!!!
You need the guy from Garage 54 channel with the awesome interpreter . You know he has some crazy russian stories about cars
Garage 54? How about “Car 54, Where are you?”
Great Randy! Great video. Greetings from Brazil.
"i dont need no stinking practice" after he destroys a car...
Randy Probst is my favorite car personality by leagues.
What a cheery personality!!!
I already liked Randy, but now... I'm a FAN ! ^^
love how he feels about cars :)
im so glad i found this channel lol i cant stop watching your videos
"When the car's in the air, stability control can't help much." I did not know that.... xD
I got my BMW repaired at EuroCars! Glad you enjoyed the mountain I was raised on!
I’ll always make time for a story from Randy!
Thanks, I love listening to Randy.
What is it with this man and insane crashes. Love the stories though!
When you've raced at the level he has, for as many years as he has, there are bound to be some incidents and accidents along the way! :P But yes, he's got some great stories. I also had the pleasure to briefly meet him at Watkins Glen many years ago, and he was every bit as nice as you'd think, from these videos. A true gentleman.
@@jonesRG I am somehow facebook friends with him, and we chat occasionally. He's so freaking nice!
You go fast, sometimes you stop fast.
A gentleman through and through. One of my most favorite drivers of all time.
Pobsts stories are the best
I could listen to that guy talk for hours.... He just had a way of explaining things, and his voice is so soothing. IMHO... Anyway, fantastic video, great story. Looking forward to the next one!
Elon: we going to space
Randy: I'll try with this model 3
Dispite every crash and setback, I still believe that Randy is a incredible and remarkable driver. Stay stromg Randy, we wish you the best and will be rooting for you from the bottom of the peak to the top of it!
I've been waiting for this video
Got to love RP - proceeds to wreck the Tesla then says “I don’t need no stinking practice” 😂 Randy, you are one of the best!!!
"They've gone to plaid!"
Still makes me scream that run! Randy and the team did such amazing job
The pictures of the car in the air are so crazy.
I could listen to Randy tell stories for days!
When you google a guys name and all it is is car crash after car crash you kind of wonder why he's even still able to race.
90 wins talks
He has so many crashes because he pushes cars to the limit chasing milliseconds.
Problem is when you're at the limit it doesn't take much to go wrong for you to crash
Gather round the RUclips kids for a Randy story. Always enjoy these thanks Vinwiki.
This guy reminds me of Steve Martin. Just looks like him I guess, especially when he’s smiling.
Are electric race cars the way of the future?
I hope not, I like the sound of cars🥰
Yes
I hope not, but its the future
I hope not
No.
Saw Randy at Thunderhill about a week ago, awesome driver! 🤙
Jesus Christ... how many people’s cars has this guy crashed for them.
Well when you are maximum attack its not an uncommon thing to happen
@David Br "1% of the time these things happen"
Yeah, you mean 33% of the time Randy, 2/6 times at pikes peak in someone else car.
i love how he can tell such a story with such positive energy
"WOW, DIDN'T expect THAT" lmao
Randy is such a gentleman. Color me impressed. I shouldn’t be , since that is Randy. Zero ego and all skill.
The battery was overheating because it was having difficulty carrying the weight of his massive pair! XD
I love Randy Pobst's stories. His enthusiasm is so evident and he's a great storyteller!
Glad your safe, can always rebuild the car. Thanks for sharing my this awesome story!
Randy ALWAYS HAS THE GREATEST SENCE OF HUMOR👍🤪🇺🇸
The Ad break in the video was a lawyer add that started with Have you been in a accident”😂