100MPH wreck, 25th to 1st - TWS in a Spec Racer

Please check out my other racing videos! Several of them are as entertaining as this one, including one with over 40 lead changes and a wreck to end the race, plus it includes rear and foot cams. Thanks for watching and if you are looking for driving or race coaching hit me up at [e-mail]. I’ve introduced a video coaching format as well, details available and will be posted soon.
Hey subs! I think you're gonna like this one.
100MPH wreck/spin, 13 cars passed in the first lap, 25th to 1st in a deep field in 12 laps total.
Oh and some Star Wars Easter eggs if you're into that.
Props to RightThisMinute who grabbed this video and captured the essence well! www.rightthismi...
Description:
This is a 33 car field. Going into T1 on lap 1, the cars on either side of squeezed down before I could get out of the way causing a sizeable wreck. My car suffered a fair amount of cosmetic damage (still working on it) but surprisingly was drivable. After that, it was just a question of "how far back up through the field can I get?". With national champion level drivers at the front of the pack, I surprised even myself with the results.
Enjoy, and don't forget to subscribe!
Camera is a GoPro2.

[@KINGCRAZY__]

Me- expecting to skip to what I wanted to see Me- watches the whole video

[@epickett63]

I did the same damn thing...start to finish!

[@MaciejStachowiak]

so damn true :)

[@KINGCRAZY__]

@@epickett63 🤣🤣🤘

[@KINGCRAZY__]

@@MaciejStachowiak 🤣🤣🤘

[@waynedub1167]

Fastest 23:24 Ive ever watched.

[@TeaSmuggler]

0:40 : "Oh no, that crash made me lose that 500 pound rock collection I had been driving around with, but perhaps now I can finally win that race"

[@jacksonderby5733]

i wonder if you'll respond to this. you have a funny comment, though

[@CamoCollie]

@@jacksonderby5733 ok

[@sabakobakhidze9745]

Rock Lee style

[@SeanCampbell_iRacing]

Jesus Christ bruh that crash took off his training weights

[@alltheboost5363]

Sometimes you have to get in an accident to get those custom race-spec alignments done. Lol

[@djbis]

hahahahaha good one. It ran like a champ. I was amazed.

[@steventrott8714]

@@djbis Are you the driver? This point is no shit. Take the car in and see what that crash did to the alignment and use those numbers!

[@djbis]

@@steventrott8714 TBH I don't know what point you are trying to make. Look at the video. I am making my comments based on that. 😉

[@steventrott8714]

DJ BIS lost in translation! I was literally asking if he was the driver... no point being made. But yes, we need to measure the specs after the crash and reuse those for the next race. The car is dialed tf in!

[@Racer_X]

Very minimal change to toe (not enough to affect handling), otherwise it was all cosmetic. The brunt of the impact was to the side pod and the nose. The scraping sound was an aluminum side strip ripped loose dragging on the ground when loaded up until I wore through it.

[@modelcitizen1977]

P1-P12: Race car drivers. P13-P33-"What's an apex?"

[@MrJdsenior]

Why IS all that rubber there in the inside middle????

[@bilack7007]

True, true, and also "What the hell is a racing line?"

[@Andreas-cs6wg]

Chicane? Never heard of him.

[@thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261]

@@Andreas-cs6wg "Chicane?!" "Gesundheit!!"

[@MrJdsenior]

@@Andreas-cs6wg Kind of a whishy washy fellow, this way and that sometimes, always holding things up...but he can be a lot of fun, too.

[@BigPundo]

Think how boring this race would've been if he didn't drop to last

[@PeterTeal77]

Ciaran Doyle nah rubberbanding AI wouldve kept it close

[@cf2851]

The race takes forever when you're leading ;-)

[@carlitoxb110]

boring to watch

[@chrisest6715]

Might have been fun to watch him lap everyone.

[@theonlysquirrelybird]

This appears to be one of those instances where the damage actually improves the performance of the car lol.. nice work

[@omar_b_here]

It's how Ford won against Ferrari, by fluke. USA! USA! USA!

[@konnerkramer329]

@@omar_b_here a fluke... That's why it happened 3 years in a row. Then Ford decided Ferrari had enough of an ass kicking and decided not to go the 4th year because they proved their point

[@omar_b_here]

@@konnerkramer329 if you actually know the full story, you would know ford spent way more money than Ferrari just to beat them. Ford did it out of spite. And if you're getting your facts from the movie you're being misled. Listen to fast gas podcast for the true story on how Ford was actually the villain, not Ferrari.

[@konnerkramer329]

@@omar_b_here no one was a "villain". Ford did it to prove a point that an American built car with an all American team could compete with Ferrari. After Ferrari used Ford and made them like fools while trying to sell their company for more money to Fiat. This plus Ferrari making fun of and basically talking shit on the Ford motor company as well as Henry Ford himself is what motivated Ford to prove that point. Yes they spent more money because they built the car from the ground up in less than 6 months. while Ferrari took years to build their car. Which shared parts and designs from previous models. You can't really bring up money when Ferrari literally manipulated ford trying to make Fiat pay more for their company because they were bankrupt.

[@jdogrulez5014]

Omar Barcenas well no shit they spent more money than Ferrari, ford had no race team and no history of race cars to build upon. Ferrari had a long history of racing to build upon so, of course they didn’t need to spend as much to develop their race cars. Ford had a huge gap to make up and that required money if they wanted to seriously compete.

[@silencer9112]

KZbin algorithm brought me back. I've already seen this video 5 years ago but man this shit is do good to watch again. Thx for the now total 50 minutes of entertainment. Hope to see this video again in 2025!

[@backyardrestorations]

If there is a 2025 lol

[@ynwa1283]

Julien Dude, same here! The first time I watched this vid I thought I would skip parts, but I ended up watching ever second. One thing I didn't do 5 years ago was leave a like. I think I'll do that now.

[@anthonyf.3009]

Top 10 reasons why I wish I lived near a race track: 1- Watch Races 2- Race 3- Race 4- Race 5- Watch Races 6- Admire Track 7- Race 8- Race 9- Race 10- Watch Race

[@Jack-tu5zf]

I'd like to add a few bonus reasons to live near a track 1. Race 2. Race 3. Race

[@grantgomes2431]

Bruh u forgot race

[@anthonyf.3009]

@@grantgomes2431 aw man!

[@anthonyf.3009]

@Leo B. Stotch and how do you know? He never elaborated. Maybe you should make sense before going and trashing people on the internet. It's people like you make parents think the internet is equivalent to walking barefoot on spikes.

[@B4R0N.]

11- Race

[@jerbs1]

me: "hmm that looks fun, I wonder how much it would cost" google: at least $10k per year, not including the car itself me: "alright time to watch a different sport"

[@casefc3s]

SRF is one of the cheapest forms of road racing too =\

[@Francois_Dupont]

@@casefc3s just get hired as a food delivery guy. you get paid to race around all day.

[@SergeantExtreme]

That's why they have all those sponsors painted to their cars. It helps them pay for their hobby.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

@@SergeantExtreme Yeah, sponsors just drop out of the skies.

[@rolling180]

I-racing would be an option, or cheaper play station.

[@mikej2934]

"That's great kid, don't get cocky" Fantastic race, love the Star Wars quotes.

[@Mikeandlucy1]

Thought to myself, "I don't remember writing that post' then I realised , I didn't lol Notice I use the number 1 instead of the letter i

[@malaven11]

"Now THIS is podracing!"

[@headoftaxreformandpercenta4908]

😬

[@jamie_michelson]

Love you😍👍🏻

[@TheBestOrion]

He even managed to keep it in one piece... Mostly.

[@loganjohnson8010]

@@headoftaxreformandpercenta4908 well it is

[@changes251]

He even tried spinning, I heard that's a good trick

[@broughy1322]

Thoroughly entertaining.

[@TrowaPX]

Indeed it was. Clearly a very skilled racer and the comic relief he used made the video that much better lololol

[@kalimero86]

Agree 100%

[@MitcheIIRichter]

Fancy seeing you here, scumbag!

[@h2o_maddox971]

yes very much soo

[@coolfred2832]

Lmao broughy1322 from gta

[@matiasmoanaguerrero8095]

That tap and stick-to-the-inside pass at turn 1 is such a sneaky move

[@innocentbystander3798]

Great drive. Don't see many comebacks like that in spec racing. I remember watching Formula V back in the day: leaders running in a big blob the whole race, and whoever led the blob at the finish line won. May the Down Force be with you...

[@mrmoneymaker2011]

I wonder how many people would have gotten lapped if he stayed in first🤣

[@noahhopkins603]

Underrated and HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@drshocking1290]

I don't think he would've been as fast. I think he genuinely had anger put into the steering wheel and a shit ton of racecraft pouring into his pace and I don't make any sense. His driving was just chefs kiss.

[@TacticalCardboard]

Every time I see one of these SRF videos I can't help but think this has to be one of the most fun classes and cars around, and I also find I have an urge to something. Fantastic drive!

[@HarringtonMAH11]

Then you should start uploading some SRF videos again with the love tap and see how folks on iRaceing take it

[@SkarnDeBrax]

Funny to see you here, because I was thinking about you when I viewed this vids :D

[@Racer_X]

Thanks, Empty!!!!

[@Racer_X]

@Khristian check out www.specracer.com, lots of good people and info there. Thanks for posting!

[@HD2512DK]

In EU we have Peugeot Spider Cup looks like this but with a 1,6 Turbo and padelshift... It has a better sound than this (like a familycar) But good and fair racing at low cost

[@daggerstreetwear]

pass on the inside, on the outside, bro, it was like someone had you hooked from first place, and was realing you in. slippery driver...you are....

[@driftspecs13]

Okay youtube recommendations, you win this race today.

[@CREMATORY.]

Nice 240sx on your pfp

[@jangozubr]

oh that was really good one!

[@kmydet]

i wonder what the guy that took you out was thinking. he saw you go to last and in just a few laps he checks his mirrors to see you tailgating

[@dustymojave]

As one who grew up around and involved in SCCA racing, I am very impressed. Great driving. In my 65 years of motorsports involvement, I've only seen the like 1 time. It was with Super Modifieds. I was tire guy on the crew of a car, with my friend John Ryals driving. He had broken his left foot a couple of weeks before when on the crew of a Trans Am team and someone lowered the ramp of the while he was tying the racer down in the top of the transporter. He had a cast on it, but had made a commitment to drive the car before he broke his foot, so he did. 1st time in that car, and it had been a few years since he drove in the series. We showed up at Mesa Marin Speedway near Bakersfield. He was 2nd quick qualifier. Won the Trophy Dash and his heat. They inverted the fast 6 for the main in a field of 25 cars. At the start of the main, he was inside 3rd row based on qualifying. Turn 1, the 2 lead cars bumped and spun, so he went off into the infield to avoid them. With a USAC rule that anyone needing a push to restart goes to the back, he lined up for the restart at dead last. On the 1/2 mile track, by lap 3 of the 25 lap main, he was leading. Just before the checkered flag, the last car he lapped was Billy Vukovich III who was 2nd place. You put on a similar drive here. Great job. And I loved the comments in the video. I was saying to myself, "Better watch those tires", and moments later, there it was almost exact words on the screen.

[@Racer_X]

Richard Parcells what a wonderful story... thank you! I’m honored to be in the company of John.

[@patrikfloding7985]

I thought the graphics looked really nice, and natural, if a bit low res.. Then I realised this wasn't iRacing!

[@badstiwrx]

Wow, I'm so amped that you came back and won that race, I can't even imagine how it felt crossing that finish line. Amazing

[@dedge12858]

This is like me in Gran Turismo. Except for the catching up bit.

[@tashaanlogan6990]

Yeah. Same honestly. I just ran a race where I placed 3rd and ended up getting knocked back to 12th because of a Porsche that took the inside in a very dirty manner.

[@ParfaitOperationalGuidebook]

@Gabe Hernandez what?

[@TheChuyDewy]

@Gabe Hernandez sim style racimg is wayyy diff to gta

[@carrolloutdoors4764]

I took a break from GTSport to watch this lol. Good inspiration. Maybe I'll be in an FIA race.

[@_Thundrix]

And this is what knowing a proper race line can do shaving seconds off the others in corners it's great to watch, made all the others look like rookies

[@shooter7a]

Utter nonsense. Knowing "the line" means nothing if you can not go around a corner fast. The tactile seat of the pants and palm of the hands feel where the tires are an extension of your body is what matters. Knowing the racing line is comically simple for any competent driver. And there are lot of slow competent drivers. SCCA racing is not exactly deep talent pool.

[@dicaenus]

Amazing work! Also, one of the best onboard videos on KZbin. Enough commentary to make me feel like I'm part of it, and not too much to ruin it. The fastforward editing was quite slick.

[@GuzziHeroV50]

Confidence and determination is 95% of speed, and when you're pissed off, determination is massive ;) Nice driving!

[@oxey_]

There's something so magical about having a car in front of you even when you can't use its slipstream honestly

[@mrmoneymaker2011]

Yeah because when your determined. You body let’s go of that fear to brake just a little later and accelerate a little quicker out of corners.

[@anonimoosea.9423]

Yeah! Who needs track knowledge, car knowledge, throttle control, steering control, weather experience, or decent braking when you can just be determined and confident! I think the funniest part is that the biggest reason the guy in the video even had a wreck was because they guy who cut across him raced with too much confidence and determination.

[@banddude121]

Do the other drivers get upset when you love tap them?

[@Racer_X]

Good question! No they generally do not as bump drafting helps both parties go faster on the straights. It does, however, take a deep level of trust in the other driver not to do something stupid and cause an issue. Thanks for posting!

[@jessicaraye1119]

Yup. Done respectfully it benefits both parties. Often buddies hook up and do it more aggressively but a good degree of trust and understanding generally exists. When it goes wrong ive seen involved parties collaborate on repairs even, but this is at a regional level where most are there just for fun.

[@angusfreeman]

I'm more interested in how they feel about being punted off the end of the front straight (forcing them into a wider line.) Surprised to see the pass attempt on the outside of the leader after watching a few other cars just get pushed out of the way in the same spot

[@jessicaraye1119]

@@angusfreeman yeah contact under braking resulting in a loss of position is food for the stewards/marshals

[@Krebzonide]

@@Racer_X I don't think Ryan Newman appreciated the bump draft he got at the end of the daytona 500 this year.

[@1mountainllama1]

Woah.. way to go KZbin bringing this video back from the dead.. very much a worthy watch. Spectacular drive. Kept it right on the edge the entire time. Nice win.

[@evhexrc1765]

That’s a fast Ford right there! The feeling of coming back to the front is so much better than staying in the front the whole race! ...and man, I could feel those tires fading through the screen! I hope to get to racing like that someday. I hope the work I’ve been putting in will get me there.

[@giffy5775]

That's a sinking feeling when you're turned around backwards and looking at the whole field coming at you. Been there once.

[@DeathRacer-yl2hx]

Is it just me, or does this bloke know what he’s doing ;)

[@soulcrusher0357]

Looks to me like his car is just much faster than the rest. It's like a v6 racing a field of 4 cylinders.

[@fulldisc8018]

@@soulcrusher0357 read the title they are spec cars

[@soulcrusher0357]

@@fulldisc8018 I dont care what the title says, his car is clearly faster.

[@fulldisc8018]

@@soulcrusher0357 he could've been pushing harder and not being as fuel and tire conservative

[@soulcrusher0357]

@@fulldisc8018 Yeah that's what it is.

[@TommyTauWau]

3:15 you know you're on it when you're approaching a left turn with right lock on!

[@josephglenn5612]

I enjoyed running a similar configuration at TWS in the mid-1980's with the Porsche Club Lone Star Region. A lot of weird memories like being passed on the banking at 130 mph like I was sitting still.

[@TheTsunamijuan]

Man what a great drive. I admit i clicked mostly cause it said "100mph wreck" and not the part that mattered. But man I was on the edge of my seat watching still. I can see what you mean about driver skill too. Definitely some good drivers out there. I hope you had somewhat of a crowd for that too. Cause that must of been fun to watch, from a spectator stand point.

[@kiasax2]

Beautifully done! I loved the footage! I got my driver's training in Formula Fords, where "love taps" are right out. I eventually ended up racing sports cars, where "love taps" are part of the game. It took me by surprise when I got my first love tap and I damned near wrecked the car as a result.

[@BryonLape]

How were the tires at the end? Many times looks like your drifting, especially under heavy breaking. Good job.

[@Racer_X]

Hey Bryon, yep I used those bad boys (at least the rears) up by the end of that race. This track is notoriously tough on tires and once I was in chase mode I went into "might as well use 'em up!" mindset, and that I did. :) Thanks for watching and posting!

[@webduelist]

+Phantom9192 have any picture of the car after the race, i'm curios on what was dragging when you loaded up the right side of the car.

[@brakgeluid]

+Phantom9192 I wonder, was the front differential in order after that crash and race?

[@Racer_X]

+webduelist Hey web, I don't have any pictures but the dragging sound was an aluminum 'rub rail' that runs along the bottom of the sides of the car. It was mangled and hanging down. It dragged until I rubbed completely through it which was pretty quick. :) Thanks for watching and posting!

[@Racer_X]

+brakgeluid Hey Brake, if I'm understanding the question, it's a RWD car so no damage to diff or tranny. We do run a package out of a FWD street car but we run it in the rear of the chassis (just everything reversed). Thanks for watching and posting!

[@SonzillaGTR]

You blew past those cars like they either were terribly under powered or you were over powered.

[@SonzillaGTR]

Phantom9192 Must be racing against a bunch of noobs because that was just terrible. I also race spec cars and sometimes the guys that show up are very novice where my lead has stretched out 20+ seconds.

[@SonzillaGTR]

Phantom9192 Secondly they're tips in gaining a few mph on spec'd cars with sealed engines. Trust me I know first hand. Not saying you did but it happens quite often. Some legal some not all depends on the class rules. Noobs never know about this only seasoned drives know how to stretch these babies out.

[@Racer_X]

SonzillaGTR Hey Sonzilla, good points, all. In this field of 33 cars, there were certainly a fair number of drivers that rarely if ever compete for a win in a competitive class. That being said, the top 10 was solid national level race winners with the top 3 being comprised of professional race winners, national level karting winners, and a multi-time national formula car champion. It wasn't the first 15 cars that were the big challenge. :) Regarding the spec nature, we have serious tech supported by draconian penalties (banned from class quickly). People have indeed been caught in the past, but it's rare and at the front of our field if someone is cheating you can tell. If so, you protest them and they get caught. The biggest differential for these low compression 4-bangers is fuel and while we have rules, it's not tested at every event. I've been told that you can see up to a 3-4% increase in power with improved responsiveness with the right customized (and dangerous) fuel. As such, at the bigger races, fuel is checked consistently and often a dedicated track-only available fuel is required. As spec and compliance goes, you truly won't find a more tightly controlled class in all of motor racing in my opinion. The only real HP to be gained legally is via dyno time with oils and sensors (different resistances affect the map) and work on rolling resistance. A very well-prepped car can find some gains there. Mine is not one of those. :) Thanks for posting!

[@rayh592]

This is the definition of "drive it like you stole it."

[@fleurys2]

wow.. don't know how this video got suggested to me, but i'm glad it did... That was a great race and i love you comments along the way.. made me feel as close as i'll ever be to driving a race car... it seems only fair that you had to start from the back...you're one hell of a driver.. Thanks for the video !

[@shakespeareracing7822]

The way you consistently take the inside line on T1 and squeeze a pass in while keeping the car in control is seriously amazing driving, hats off to you!

[@desdirodeabike7404]

7 people downvoted this amazing video. Im guessing they are among the 24 people that he passed. Loved it! Fun commentary too. Encore!

[@drsnapid]

15 to go... wait... 17

[@F1MichaelGT]

Someone needs to turn the AI difficulty up :) Great driving, looks like immense fun

[@firedavin]

Finally KZbin suggest something great to watch.

[@epickett63]

Man, that was SERIOUSLY impressive! Very entertaining!

[@stevecarter8810]

Two highlights for me: watching the driving of your opponents tighten up as you climbed up the field, and that long left where the car seemed to be talking the steering input as a hint rather than a command

[@andrewgarrison4014]

Lmao, that car was turning but the wheel was straight

[@anthonydetmer]

Why has it taken me this long to see this on youtube!?!. Cmon algorithms... what a BEAUTIFUL dance that was with that car. I aspire to drive this well one day

[@WhoopAzzRacing]

Really great driving can't believe the tires actually held up

[@DeyonSingh]

i love that thought bubbles that was amazing!

[@harrypownall9102]

The annoying thing here is, I’ve watched graphics in video games improve so drastically over the last 2 decades, I thought I was watching a video game , until I started reading through more of the comments. ......Nice driving, thanks for posting.

[@richsackett3423]

Where's the post-race inspection? His car was the strongest out there by a good ways. 10% more seems conservative. By the end, he had no tires left yet was on their tails in a fraction of a lap. I don't know I'd be too proud about showing this video.

[@Francois_Dupont]

all those cars are the same. its in the regulation they all use the same engine and everything.

[@mattmacey1935]

Stfu

[@richsackett3423]

@@mattmacey1935 Come make me, bitch.

[@zosxavius]

The sounds of the frame dragging on the concrete are sick. This is honestly one of the most epic wins I've ever seen. You were definitely running against pros at the end. Excellent work.

[@darcybarnes2716]

Took me the first lap to realize this was not Iracing... was thinking never seen graphics this good, you must have the most amzing PC ever! then I realized it was real life. did not stop me seeing contact x4 at the top of the screen in green every time you "Loved Tapped" some one tho!

[@videojockeysword]

That was F'ng AWESOME DRIVING...and loved the "dialogue"!!! Well deserved and earned VICTORY!

[@Prototheria]

This is a perfect example of someone good enough to drive at 10.025/10ths for an entire race. Well done!

[@t3chnicianb3000]

You Sir are a Monster behind the wheel. You forced the others to drive over their heads till they were sideways and squirrelly. Well Done!

[@mannzj648]

Five years ago, dam this should have way more views. Awsome video mate.

[@djbis]

An awesome race, from start to finish, nice editing with funny commentary, and a hell of a win? I don't know who you are sir, but this had my ol' ticker going at a pretty good pace. Tip of the hat to that machine of yours, it not only held up, but it also seemed to outperform the rest. Way to pace yourself and keep your head on a swivel. 2 Thumbs up!

[@bournejsn]

Damn, my adrenaline was pumping just watching this, great stuff!! Would love to of heard the other racers comments about your fantastic recovery and victory!

[@douglasburnside]

These must be some of the most polite race drivers I have seen. Time after time it seemed they saw him coming in their mirrors, and just moved out of the racing line to let him by.

[@Racer_X]

Douglas Burnside I know and or have coached many of the mid/back packers and they knew that fighting me was just going to hold us both up so they chose to let me by and learn or draft off of me.

[@jfslenes]

It's been 40 years since I experienced TWS. At that time they used T3 & T4 of the big oval. Stock Sunbeam Tiger w/ 260 got to experience the draft of FOMCO Mustang. This video driver and car are AMAZING!!! Thanks for bring back GREAT memories!

[@JerryGeorge1966]

That was incredible. I enjoyed every knuckle biting second of that race, Great job. I'm sure going to miss that track. It was fun going to races there.

Oh no it's not shutting down is it? Looks like a brilliant circuit!

[@JerryGeorge1966]

@ It's gone. Being torn down to make room for new subdivisions.

[@mark109s]

This was a lot of fun watching, I was leaning back and forth with you throughout the race! Great job ,

[@KayoMichiels]

To be honest: they look like tiny CanAm cars!

[@orangelion03]

That was one of the design criteria when Sports Renault was created =)

[@lol11O1Oh]

I thought so too

[@ralphcraig5816]

In my many years I seen racing from 1/2 mile dirt stock cars to F1 around the globe but CanAm racing still my fav. I agree 100% with you!

[@KayoMichiels]

@@ralphcraig5816 Last year, we drove an off-season series with 1966 CanAm cars in a racing sim. Man they were fun! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3KUaGyjesZsnaM

[@testacorsa150]

I'm glad you're honest. If you would have said monster trucks, I would have said that you were lying.

[@charlescline4352]

The right car with the right setup on the right day. Not to be beaten lightly. My best memories of the day are not the dominated races but the ones where we had to overcome adversity and managed to prevail. That's the good part!

[@Chief6067]

This was one of the best race vids Ive ever seen............ I was fighting right there along with you, it was great............chopping them down one at a time and the text bubbles were a great touch Thanks for sharing, made my day

[@backlog2389]

I dont understand p3 didnt want the free boost. It's like you were giving him a chance to get after the leaders and he said no. Wow I'm necroing this video

[@michalvalta5231]

You're not. KZbin algorithm is... :D

[@unknownunwanted1445]

We'll level it up a bit, send it in as a meat shield. I'm sure the KZbin boss'll will spawn some more that can be rez'd..

[@thejohnsons2123]

I'm not sure which is more impressive your editing or your driving! Great job!

[@CurlyMcAfro]

Amazing. The way you control the slide in turn one is great!

[@breakawaymotorsports]

Bumpy flat track. Great car control..those SRFs move around a lot more than I expected. Very entertaining. Bravo!

[@deanlarkins5858]

That's possibly the best racing video I've ever seen. I love how you built those guys up in the beginning of the video. Making sure everybody knew that they were bmf's. However in the end you showed everybody you were a super BMF kudos to you my friend...

[@sparkeyjones6261]

That looks like so much fun. I've never seen this racing class before.

[@EpochIsEpic]

Yah, I really want to know how much that cars and other fees are now

[@KumaKaori]

Clearly, someone punctured your ballast tank in that crash ;P. Holy cow, great race!

[@Elinzar]

thats why solid ballast should be used

[@MrSaemichlaus]

Getting into first from 25th is impressive, but then keeping pole over another 2 laps tops it off!

[@thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261]

Not if the grid is packed with drivers like Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles..

[@MrSaemichlaus]

@Gp2 Engine I don't know about that, but I don't think he did. What makes you think so?

[@MrSaemichlaus]

@Gp2 Engine I don't see a dramatic difference in acceleration. Looks like it's all the same car models. His setup and laptime is probably better (considering he made it into the upper ranks of the starting grid), he rides other cars' draft and he picks better lines through the corners, by which he gains distance and exit speed. Give me a timestamp where you think his hp makes a difference.

[@MrSaemichlaus]

@Gp2 Engine Here's my analysis of 01:13 I suppose we're talking about how he gained on number 21. He came out of the previous corner faster than 21, which enabled him to easily get alongside 21 for the next corner. 21 then held back into the next corner because he probably recognized that there wasn't much point in putting up a fight. The harder question is why didn't 21 come out of the previous corner faster? The reason for that is that he was stuck behind the pack. 21 was on the outside of the next up car (also red), so had to hold back the throttle to make the corner. Two cars going alongside through a turn are both slower than one car by itself, using the width of the track. I suppose 21 also held back expecting the other red car who was overtaking him on the inside to run out wide as soon as possible, therefore 21 was not holding on to the space the other car was trying to claim going out of the turn.

[@MrSaemichlaus]

@Gp2 Engine 02:33 Our guy and the red/blue car were sitting in the slipstream of the yellow and black cars through the straight, enabling them to gain speed and to overtake the 2 frontmen towards the end of the straight. The pack of 4 also gained on the green/white car in front, who had no slipstream from anyone to speak of and also gave the pack of 4 slipstream. At the end of the straight, all 5 cars compressed closer together, as the ones at the back catapulted past with slipstream advantage. This goes to show that on a final straight, it may be better to start in second and use slipstream to gain speed and pass before the finish line, instead of hogging first place and lose acceleration by plowing through undisturbed air.

[@ryanrm8547]

Not sure how I stumbled on this - but that was AWESOME! Some very nice overtakes in there but none sweeter than that for the lead! Epic drive sir, thanks for the ride along!

[@styrofoamcow6996]

Dude was taking turns like a maniac, that first turn out of the start he killed every time even with disintegrated tires and a car shaking harder than an epilepsy patient. I'm impressed

[@9397racing]

Honestly, during first three minutes I tried to figure out which sim this is.

[@spearspearspear]

Yeah these sims are getting crazy huh

[@ennisdelmar807]

Modern problems haha, Whenever I look at the thumbnail I never know if it's a game or real life.

[@Soulfirer]

Enjoyed that. Nice drive. A good memory I imagine. Sorry it took me 6 years to see it. 😁

[@fatalsupremacy]

Watched the whole damn thing, amazing! Fine driving there man!

[@jehubenhanani6907]

A most gratifying use of 23 minutes of my life.

[@greenproductionmaterials6371]

Excellent display of patience & offline passing without dive-bombing into the side of your fellow competitors!

[@OllieDraws]

Dang, this mans front aeros we’re screwed up yet he still went from the back of the pack to 1st. Respect ✊

[@smoothpoon86]

I was going to play F1 2019 on PS4 but I had more fun watching this instead

[@Kronix86]

Very impressive recovery and win.

[@dimsoneill]

What a comeback, that was epic mate, enjoyed every minute!

[@verdeboyo]

Man o Man!! You can funkin' drive! Even when your tyres are have expired you're still overtaking the others for that number 1 spot. I thoroughly enjoyed every second and every minute. Thank you for sharing!

[@alexfunkhouser8627]

"Not yet... Not yet..." "Now"

[@razblack]

race car driving is exhausting.. i don't think people realize this.

[@helovesoatmeal]

Agreed! I have some experience in go karting, and it is exhausting! It's not just a physical exhaustion.. my concentration gets worse over time, and I get mentally exhausted. I really appreciate what race car drivers have to go through to race at a top level.

[@fargeeks]

@@helovesoatmeal i would be fraustrated knowing that i cannot catch up

[@WaRLoKWYATT]

But its daaamn fun.

[@divyajnana]

"I have you now" that was great

[@omegalamda3145]

Liked the same strategy used on each passed place. Love taps were the icing. as I could feel the pass coming soon, my eyes glued!!! Well done.

[@haraldpettersen3649]

My highest respect for this show of driving skills, I hope the track is in use.

[@abuseofviolence]

Me watching this : "I have to reinstall GRID on my PC".

[@rcdyer]

Can't believe that cowling didn't get ripped off! Hell of a charge for the win.

[@BladezAndrew]

Racing in Japan: occasionally some beautiful pink sakura petals go past your helmet on the side of a gorgeous mountain overlooking a beautiful blue lake Racing in America: 7:52

[@thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261]

looks like Yemen.

[@markmontgomery2562]

WOW that was awesome. Those tight inside moves on the flat in that one turn had me trying to drive the car from my bed. Scared the shit out of me sliding that thang. Thanks for the ride.

[@fsebastianson]

As someone who loves racing, you have my like and subscription. P4 to P3 was the favorite.

[@SimracingNC]

The force is strong with this one! Great video as always - keep them coming:)

[@axnjxn2k1]

Great job!! car drove great after the spin :) know the track very well!!

[@teknical100]

That was like F1 with the addition of excitement and overtaking.

[@cameltube-vk7el]

ha ha ha aaaahhhhh LMAO.....chuckle chuckle

[@michellebyrom6551]

Yeah. I remember watching F1 in the 70s. I still love it but this is scarily entertaining w/o the halo. Vibrations from such a badly maintained track must be hell to handle too. Glad this showed up in my feed. Subscribed to fill the absence of 2020 season.

[@194_SS]

So LM? Because f1 I fucking shit.

[@richardhobbs7360]

Special Confusion because you don’t like it It just has to be shit Well whatever sport you like is shit See it’s annoying isn’t it How can he say the sports I like are shit just because he doesn’t like it

[@cameltube-vk7el]

@@194_SS F1 is bad ass...could say [they do] the PINNICAL of technology [?] and teamwork.The tires, tire management... even a wing slot or a hole in the right place can change performance.Also big money and __________! I love all racing

[@closedcircuitsports]

This is the racing content I love to death. Action cam, continuous shot, badass cars, an epic comeback with spectacular race craft. Thank you so much for sharing, this is dope as hell!

[@DisorderlyBastard]

Solid driving man. It was definitely entertaining. Your car was real good on the straights. Definitely outperformed everyone else.