WRC Rally Onboard : Hyundai Motorsport : Renties Ypres Rally Belgium 2021 : Neuville - Breen - Tänak
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- WRC onboard compilation with Hyundai Shell Mobis World Rally Team drivers Thierry Neuville, Craig Breen and Ott Tänak driving the Hyundai i20 WRC rally car at Spa-Francorchamps circuit and other Ypres Rally Belgium 2021 stages. Fast onboard rally action with Hyundai Motorsport and the Hyundai Shell Mobis World Rally Team.
00:00 Thierry Neuville WRC Ypres Rally Belgium 2021
01:23 Ott Tänak onboard WRC Ypres Rally Belgium 2021
02:16 Craig Breen onboard WRC Ypres Rally Belgium 2021
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The rally in belgium came to perfectly replace the rally in germany...Speed, adrenaline and challenging...and it ends in spa with a grand finalle...I love you wrc
It's cool to see really big crowds at the Belgian stages of the WRC! I know rally doesn't get many views online but still loads of people turn up to spectate :)
That's kinda not true alot of petrol heads consume rally online like amateur events and hill climbs but the wrc just can't market the RUclips channel like f1 or moto gp who are juggernauts on RUclips
I think they need a drive to survive like series on Netflix because that made f1 super popular with a younger audience aka RUclips audience
@@andypandy1114 "...wrc just can't market the RUclips channel..."
They're not trying to "market the RUclips channel". They're using the RUclips channel to promote WRC+. They shill it at the end of every single video, how people STILL haven't got the message after 3 years is beyond me. It boggles my mind, every single video the same people crying and whining that the RUclips coverage is lacking. Duh! You're supposed to pay for WRC+ just like F1 and F1TV.
@@andypandy1114 Yeah I agree, Drive to Survive has been a huge success for getting a younger generation into F1, rally has plenty of drama in it to do the same thing I think
@@MentalParadox somebody woke up on the wrong side of bed
It's so cool to see rally cars in circuits
And even cooler to see rally cars on rally stages!
Idk, seeing one at Spa was weird for me. Doesn't feel like it's in its natural habitat.
Yeah I kind of partially agree, it's cool seeing it on Eau Rouge but it did feel like the car was kind of was kind of wasted on such a wide open circuit. They're not built for top speed, and Spa is like 6 times wider than the stages they usually run on
Hyundai Motorsport 아주 Nice!
Never thought I’d see a rally car take Eau Rouge at Spa but great to see a WRC stage at such an iconic circuit plus happy of course for Neuville’s win at home
Love the footcam shots.
Congrats for Neuville,,,
Best performance from him,,,
G/job I20,,,
Hyundai came from far but they stepped up their game continually. Good job.
I dig the foot cam. I didn't realized they used that much braking.
And that section was quite easy. In more bumpy, narrow, technical sections, the usage is even bigger. And in loose surfaces, the usage is the highest due to weight transfering techniques, trail braking, and whatnot: ruclips.net/video/PQ1f5jek4MM/видео.html
Hyundai become one of the best and value for money brands. I would like to see the i30 in wrc and one Korean driver... bravo 👏🇰🇷
That is everyone’s wish. Sadly, reality is brutal.
Was looking for this! Thx!
Best weekend of my life man
Génial Thierry ❤👌👍😁🇧🇪
Glad to see hyundai won, hope to see their rally car technology passed down to their road car and make an affordable fun to drive car
Congratulazioni 👏👏👏👏👏
I need this stage in the wrc 10 game plis!
Super !
잘 보고 갑니다 .. 화이팅 ..
Awesome stuff 👏👏👏
Epic !
Still don't understand how you get "Eeep" out of the random collection of letters "Ypres"...
... I'm gonna call it the "YEET rally" from now on.
It sounds more like "Ee-preh" which makes sense with some non-english pronunciations of "Y". The second syllable is very soft.
👍👌❤
FIA loves Hyundai. Congrats FIA, your wish has realized
What is wrong? Lucky that Hyundai has such a big part in the WRC. Great cars AND beautiful!
Looking at the foot cam, why does he press on the brake while he firewalls the throttle?
I think to keep the turbo on full boost
I think it's to slighty slow down for high/mid speed corners while keeping the turbo spinning
To settle the car and get the weight over the nose to help turn it. Nothing to do with keeping the turbo spooled, got anti lag for that these days
Belgium was best from this season
😎💪👍🇻🇪
Is it just me who misses the drivers viewpoint through the windscreen? You get to see the driver’s actions AND hear the co-driver’s calls in relation to road ahead. The bonnet cam leaves me a bit cold.
Can we now get the finish of the F1 Grand Prix in Ypres?
Quid Pro Quo !
中身三菱ガワヒュンダイ
WTF??? Wrc in Spa???
F1 in Nurburgring.
There's a rallycross track now at Spa, so they used it as the finish for the Power Stage.