American Reacts Best of WRC Rally Finland 2022 - Crashes, Action and Pure Sound

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[@exiled_trihard]

3:04 the drivers have someone in the front seat reading out pacenotes, which is basically a list of all the turns and curves that theyre about to drive through, so the driver can anticipate what to do prior to that turn

[@alfredristan3445]

From the information I have learned watching Rally and playing video games ( not very well ) , the pacenotes are 1 to 2 corners ahead. This is so as you correctly observed , the driver can set the car up for the upcoming direction of the stage.

[@seanmc1351]

they also tell them the speed or corniers how fast to be, its amazing to listen to, a language of there own, like morse code you could say

[@sebastianandersson8093]

@@seanmc1351 They also tell the driver were to place the car over the jump. Like "right side, over crest, no cut".

[@Dafmeister1978]

@@sebastianandersson8093 Honestly, I'm not sure if the relationship between a rally driver and navigator is more analagous to a aircraft pilot and navigator, or a ship's captain and helmsman - with the navigator being the captain in the car.

[@deme2284]

@@seanmc1351 They don't tell speeds it's distace between the corners.

[@squidcaps4308]

Not a co-incidence, they do have to aim the car right for the landing. You can also control the pitch of the car a bit in the air, if you brake in mid-air it will bring the nose down. The reason is that the tires have quite a lot of rotational inertia so that if you stop them that energy has to go somewhere. Also, revving the engine will rotate the tires and you can pitch up, but that is far less effective. You also can't be accelerating or decelerating but try to keep the speed constant just before the jump. Finnish drivers have always been quite good at jumping, for obvious reasons: it is fairly easy to jump on our rural roads... I've done it and i ain't for sure a rally driver. I've sat in a passenger seat though and it is WILD... From jumping to sliding with inside front tire over a ditch and jump again... it is a rollercoaster.

[@richardford7322]

I never knew about breaking in the air, to control pitch, but thinking about it, it does make sense! Wow, learn something new everyday.

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

@@richardford7322 It is not that effective on a car, but watch motorcoss stunts.

[@OriginalPuro]

A co-incidence is an incident happening at the same time as another. Coincidence is the word you want.

[@alvar891]

There is no better place than Finland to learn how to fall in the inside of the next corner. Pace notes help with that.

[@dannytoh2120]

sound like GTA IV

[@blechtic]

Esapekka Lappi had a freak rock on the driver side of the windshield in this rally, like one in a billion chance. He also had the roll you saw here and you saw him driving that thrashed car. Sadly, you didn't see *them* in that car or his interviews after the stages, which were fairly legendary.

[@nervanderi]

Oldies but goldies Ouninpohja Hood up?

[@Pappa_66]

Thanks bro! The young driver in Toyota almost at the beginning saying "Yahoo" or something funny is Kalle Rovanperä, 21 years (at that time) Finnish driver and the current WRC Rally World Champion 2022, although they still have not finished the season. And Team Toyota won also the "most important" World Championship - car manufacturers WC. Well, to us here in Finland that is not so important, to us fans it is the driver, as long as he/she/what ever is from Finland😁😁😍😍🤩🤩

[@alvar891]

The French guys have kept you Finns away from the title for quite a while. Took one of us Estonians to spoil there spree first haha.

[@dmoomd1023]

OTT OTT OTT OTT 😆🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪

[@mattred1200]

As a rally driver, the pace notes tell you whats coming up, so yes you set car up before the corner to what is coming after. You work usually two corners behind the notes

[@0626love]

"Calm and chaotic"👍 - in Finland this year, Ott Tänak won, again - if you wanna see how calm he is watch him fly above the trees in Monte Carlo when he first tried Hyundai - while still in air and falling (like more than 10sec flight through the trees) they calmly talk with the co-driver if there might be water reservoire down the cliff they fell towards, here watch?v=qfgtins1HC8

[@mirkozlikovski9553]

it was hilarious how you calmly commented Esapekka Lappi's roll over with "it didn't seem like he was going too fast" and then NOT EVEN FLINCH looking at him driving a completely battered Toyota to the end of the stage...😄😅

[@MrBanaanipommi]

in the beginning where oliver solberg was yelling as he was pissed because it was literally the first corner of the stage and he destroyed the car lol. also the team boss wasnt happy... :D

[@colpul2103]

3:00 Yes he did know before jumping how he had to approach the jump because he and his co-driver had driven the stage at low speed prior and the discussed every aspect of the stage. The co-drive would have taken detailed notes and is calling out something like ' 20 air set quick immediate right 3'. Drivers and co-drivers all develop their own shorthand but yah, hitting that landing at an angle was not by chance. That's why they have a co-driver.

[@Matt09pearce]

There was a Topgear episode where James May was taught to be "Finnish fast". Worth a watch! Its on KZbin

[@Pappa_66]

Yes! "Captain Slow" from the UK Top Gear was taught the "Scandinavian Flick" by non other than Mika Häkkinen, 2 time F1-World Champion. The first episode on GT season 5 (Grand Tour) is also called "a Scandi Flick" and filmed in Norway, Sweden and Finland.

[@Totone56]

@@Pappa_66 That episode was excellent. James May had a rough time though.

[@tonipalm]

Fun to think I drive some of those "rally tracks" while going to cabin at summers 😃😃

[@alvar891]

Hope you take advantage of those jumps. Good place to practice if the road car can take it haha.

[@tonipalm]

@@alvar891 I think I go 100km/h slower than those guys 😅 If I'd get towed from there everyone would guess why 😬😅😅

[@cobrachicken993]

I just love how pedal to medal flat out they can go while in Finland

[@Collymillad]

Rally has always seemed like the most skilled motorsport to me. I know they are all different skillsets but seriously these people just fly.

[@anttikalpio4577]

That was a great point about going over a crest and knowing how to position the car for the next turn. That's exactly what the drivers have to do. You need to have 100% confidence in your pacenotes to be able to drive like that.

[@janetskihoo3451]

Hello, we Finns are rallying people, the guy we followed in the video is a world champion, he has been driving since he was a little boy, there are videos where he drives a Toyota Starlet when he was 11 years old when the Aikamiehets go crazy and gives the editors, for example, a good ride, Mr. Kalle Rovanperä Hello from Tampere Finland

[@jim-bob-outdoors]

Best motorsport drivers in the world, I think.

[@jmirsp4z]

fun fact: that first crash was only 300m from the start of the whole rally...

[@0wly]

No it wasn't

[@PastaRulla]

Fun fact: 300m in USA means 300 miles.

[@jmirsp4z]

@@PastaRulla in developed countries we use metric

[@PastaRulla]

@@jmirsp4z that`s what I mean. We don`t use miles and dozens and length of a football field to measure things.

[@HeapOfBones]

@@0wly technically the evening before had the SuperSS but it was still the first corner of the first stage of the first full day of driving so for all intents and purposes OP is close enough

[@hennahallikainen711]

The fastest you mentionet was Kalle Rovanperä, number 69. World champion winner for two years and age is 22 or 23. This is his home rally in Jyväskylä, Finland. Also my hometown ❤😊

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍👍😀 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸

[@tntfreddan3138]

F1 drivers: "We are the fastest circuit racers in the world." Rally drivers: "But do you have a pilot's certificate?"

[@jussee85]

That Toyota driver is youngest world champion rally winner from Finland

[@Evo009]

yeah that is the most importent thing to comment 😂😂😂

[@jussee85]

@@Evo009 23 years old and allready 2 world champion wins. Little respect..

[@Evo009]

@@jussee85 yes yes but rally was won by tänak :D :D

[@hannadegerlund3227]

Kalle 💪

[@NewEstonia]

If you want onboard camera the I recommend "MEEKE onboard Rally Finland 2016 FLAT OUT on Famous OUNINPOHJA stage with JUMPS! Citroën DS3 WRC". Full length onboard video on one of the fastest stages in WRC. Driven on a narrow forest road at full speed. Just fantastic to see and watch.

[@TRHardware]

The one you mentioned drived faster than others @8:00 , was the fastest driver on this rally as he won rally Finland in 2022 :D , Ott Tänak, the champ! Recommend watching Ott Tänak; The Movie!

[@torgrim123]

I went to a winter rally in Sweden once and damn those guys have some insane driving skills.

[@MrR26D]

Dude this might be one of the truest reaction videos I've ever seen!

[@Franko384]

I was there. Still find it hard to comprehend how insane this is.

[@mazze05]

As a Finn i can say most of us grow up driving like absolute maniacs on the dirt roads its in our blood.

[@anthonyholroyd5359]

So on your comments about 3min 20secs in or so. For each stage the driver and co-driver get to go out on a low speed 'Reccy' or reconnaissance drive. They will take notes about the route such as terrain, crests & troughs and most importantly the direction and severity of corners. The co-driver writes these up as 'pacing notes' and during the actual rally the co-driver reads these pacing notes to the driver. It's like a shorthand for the route. Getting these pacing notes clear and concise enough and getting the information to the driver at the right time throughout the race is an art in itself.

[@aares1694]

Tänak at his best was the fastest! :D

[@alvar891]

Took his 3rd Finland victory. One of the most intense battles. Proud to be a Estonian at the moment he scored the win.

[@mibfox]

I live in Europe. Pretty much every Country here is having these races common X times a year through various Cities, Hills and Tracks. It is a great weekend spend time to go watch these Rally actions. Recommend.

[@allancnc]

Yes, these cars have new parts all the time, can't have anything break down during a race. They can replace vital parts within minuttes. The co-driver gives the driver codes from his notes, which they made earlier on a pretour on the route, thats why the driver know which way his frontwheels should point, when he lands.

[@vepe4026]

Good content, nice to see that people enjoy rally.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

POV is impressive... but look up some rally footage where they have a feet camera... Those drivers might look calm, but they are tapdancing faster than lighting and the push their gaspedals with their toes while breaking with their heels... Especially old Group B rally footage is mindboggling crazy!

[@KarILsson]

1:02 Olvier Solberg 300m into the 2nd stage (ss2) and the rally is over so i understand he´s upset...

[@oldtimer7635]

2:00 Toyota number 69, this years Rally 1 (WRC) World Champion, Kalle Rovanperä, 22 years old, co driver Jonne Halttunen, Finland : )

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

Ken Block: "I can drift gymkhana!" Rallydrivers: "Hold My Beer!"

[@RaptorTroll360]

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[@Arrahant]

The WRC is absolutely amazing. They do it in the states as well, check out the ARA.

[@krzysztofysak5195]

Even though you have a pilot with you, you are very experienced driver, but there is one thing that has never failed to amaze me. How big and heavy are their balls of steel to be able to literally turn into trees with that speed, and if everything goes according to plan tou made in 0,3 second you will glide just past them. I played lots of dirt rally 2 and in game I can do it, but that is game.

[@DirtFish]

Now this is some good content … 👌

[@cookiesroblox6759]

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[@anthonyhamilton8007]

I second that mate!!!!!!Fastest tractor!!beating USA,fastest bicycle,service a Vulcan bomber,owns a spitfire merlin engine,man is a uk legend,like Fred dibnah,he’s worth a look too

[@hampterontop]

3:04 the person sitting next to the driver is the co-driver and their job is to read pacenotes that contain information about the turns, jumps and all of that to the driver

[@yambo59]

They have to know the course and the guy in the passenger seat is the navigator that reads off the courses features to the driver so he knows exactly what to expect before he gets there

[@taavuts212]

Its a pace notes Before the rally start they can to recce(driving on a stage and make notes about it)

[@carseyeadmire]

It'd be great if they had some video of the pedals and steering so you could see them turning as they come over the crest and watch them left foot braking to get the car to pitch on the nose.

[@andreaseriksson8121]

The dampening on these cars are impressive and is the true magic behind the sport.

[@petrusinvictus3603]

The Man Drives as fast he can, the Pilot on the right gives the notes what you drive...notes.. left..

[@jimmynyoike]

It was no accident/coincidence, they have pace notes that let them know what to expect and align the car accordingly

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

That is why co-driver reads notes. It's all in notes. It wasn't just luck that driver started turning before jump.

[@wallywombat164]

Great stuff eh mate? You gotta admire the skills of the drivers AND their NAVS.

[@mikasavolainen639]

Tires were Black round pirelli.

[@user-fd6dl5ri7u]

This is how we Finns drive in Finland! Had one or two Subarus wrx sti in the past by myself and this is how you should drive the shit, wiggle wiggle! The drivers are realy calm ones, but of course they scared like shit...still it's just the car after all, which ultimately guides the final result about the race!

[@lintu25]

That is insane!

[@pentu_woof]

also in 2:15 those sings are meter so that car jumped 50 meters in lenght and was probably driving atleast 170kmh

[@theghost6412]

the placing and direction of the car at all times is not an accident, as others said below. the co driver is reading out turns a head of time so the driver is prepared and knows how to place the car to be ready, and that includes possible jumps and other hazzardous dangers. the only time they make a mistake is when they crash

[@alvar891]

Takes a madman to win this rally. Live on the edge for 3 days hoping nothing breaks. In the rally1 the competition is also crazy. They need to drive on the limit or else the others pass.

[@tSp289]

Jedrek555 has a whole series of videos called "best rally onboard moments". I agree it's the best perspective most of the time, because you really appreciate the terrifying speed on the blind corners. As an additional bonus you'll learn how to swear in Polish.

[@bizarro420]

3:05 lol, they do know, the guy in the passenger seat isnt just carrying a grocery list, its the pacenotes/directions of the course

[@2011granit]

WRC in Finland is called F1 on durt :)

[@kellymorley8225]

They have col drivers that have the notes. In for the actual term of room they flick the car back-and-forth Before the turn is called a Pengulum Like on a grandfather.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

11:00 that's called FOCUSED.

[@driftkingX1]

all the rally driver/copilots do scouting runs making notes so when they do the rally the copilot tells the driver whats comming

[@varunf135]

Not a coincidence, in rallying, instead of having only one driver at the front and just sending them out , you have a driver and a co-driver. While the driver is actually the driving the co-driver is reading what is called pacenotes to the driver. Pacenotes are SUPER important to the drivers as it tells them were to aim the car for maximizing speed but also in order to not crash the car.

[@Oldtrucker50]

7:55 this Hyundai was fastest car in this rally, because there was Ott Tänak. Winner of the Rally Finland 2022.

[@ernometsola9805]

Rally. The only sport that requiers two balls.

[@MoMsUuH]

These guys won the rally champion this year: 1:55 . The Finnish driver Kalle Rovanperä is the youngest driver in the history to win the world championship by being only 22 years old.

[@kekehai8669]

As you clearly like rallying, especially in Finland, you should see our local folks really sending it with older two wheel drive cars. Username JPeltsi has some very good compilations about it, you really should check it out! Cheers!

[@jojailic]

These cars are awesome, but there is something extra in old group B cars. Audi quattro, lancia delta ... uf ultimate poster cars

[@-NEH-]

The driver gets the credit, but actually the navigator is equally important. It's a team tuned to perfection.

[@josevieira2591]

Bro you must go to mexico the championship goes there every year,you'll love it.The best ones are here in Europe of course.That's what we call driving in this part of the world...

[@paulozavala3232]

Thats why you have a map reader so you take on curves and jumpes perfectly.

[@urbankotto9685]

Acctually i prefer reardrive rally.They really get to work and it looks cool.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

3:00 He did allready know the route; Because his codriver is telling him exactly how sharp and fast each corner on the route is. The codrivers are half the equation. Without them they couldn't drive nearly as fast... Imagine being the driver and having to rely on your codriver more than your own eyes; If the codriver tells you to turn left you turn left even though it might look like you should be going straight! :D

[@Ithboltar666]

These gravel tires look a lot like Bf Goodrich`s all terrain tires. With just a bit more complex groove pattern`s on these tho.

[@factsaroundtheworld123]

I was waiting for you to do the Finnish rally!!! It’s driven around the area I live in!!! Not to be biased but it’s one of my favourite rally’s of the year

[@Shawaeon]

The best part of rally for me is when some crashes and if there are spectators at that part of the road everyone goes and helps turn the car upright.

[@laineracing]

i was a spectator at this event! haha definitely alot more fun watching it live the vibe is immmaculate

[@oscarmunoz9130]

Hello. If you're looking for the bes POV in WRC, for me Sainz/Moya are unique.Full stages available. Is in spanisnish but try and see. Sainz SR is Carlos Sainz f1 driver Sainz SR. They are from my hometown close Madrid.

[@MrBanaanipommi]

it was also funny to drive my -83 corolla in between of those WRC toyotas.. through the town :D its funny how quiet those cars are when they are driving in normal traffic, my old corolla was louder and banging exhaust in between of them XD people was laughing and i liked it XD

[@hendrikmorang2851]

They have a pace note that the navigator read along the stages

[@richardford7322]

Why are European and American cars so different? Don't get me wrong, I love American cars (especially 60s and 70s ones) But as far as I know, there's no American car ever produced, that could do this!

[@joni9457]

Those jumps are not accidental when you heard hyppy vasen laita that means jump left side so they know where to aim and they can control car mid air littlebit like those pacenotes are so important becouse car driver lives about 3 sec ahead if pacenote reader fails then the car is on tree for sure

[@johnchristmas7522]

The drivers dont know the roads, they rely on the navigators and him reading out loud his road notes. Usually coded for shortness, telling the driver which way the bend is, speed camber or hill, if listen you can hear him calling out to the driver.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

Putting his car sideways in the air was not an accident. The co-driver told him what turns were happening so he did that shit on purpose. lol.

[@johnogorman6372]

Welcome to pace-notes!!

[@Hnkka]

Next rally in finland you need to be on scene, its alot awesome to be there

[@n4rttu]

rally finland... gravel rally, yet fastest of all wrc rallys. imagine going 110-120mph between trees, theres really no margin for error.

[@jipasd]

These are typical Finnish B-roads. In the middle of nowhere the speed limit on those is typically 80 km/h, I think I've only tried that on a rental car. These guys max at 200 km/h-ish, with average being close to 130

[@tommyau2006]

great perception Connor.....................

[@craigfalconer1205]

Take a look at Rally Cross some time when you've got time 🤩🤩.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

If I were driving one of those cars, I wouldn't just tickle the dragon's tail, I'd grab a sledgehammer and frikkin slam it one! Seriously, I'd take it easy the first few minutes to acclimatize, after that the throttle goes to the floor.

[@empalizador]

Finlands and Rally thats serious shit dude

[@MrBanaanipommi]

in my thoughts rally finland's best part is Vetomiehet, 2wd classes after WRC cars. there is many rally car made in barn or so.. :D RWD rallycars are most interesting to me, much more satisfying :D

[@petrusinvictus3603]

They have called "nuotitus", so they make the Notes Second gives them, well I told you.

[@Dochartach]

If you enjoy the POV of race/rally cars, check out the onboards from GT3 cars at the Nordscheilfe. it's multiclass, with up to nearly 200 cars on track with sometimes 100kmh in the top end speed of the different cars. Imagine doing 270kmh in a Audi r8 gt3 racing a porsche gt3 at night and you both have to navigate around a Dacia Logan

[@porsimo]

Here's an onboard video from Kalle Rovanperä's car, full stage (Rally New Zealand): kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKPSY2Z-rbSmo9E

[@101CMF]

The driver does set the car up for what's coming next because the co-driver is telling him what is coming reading out the pace notes

[@malcolmbraid9627]

as a codriver and driver for many (35) years , these lads and lasses are paid to do this and as such are driving in the cars practicing day in day out, seeing how the car reacts on different surfaces , its almost like a ballet stringing everything together, the relationship between navigator and driver is more intense than pilot and copilot (done that one too), its more like a marriage in agood pairing you can interpret what each other wants, how fast you read the notes or whether you have to repeat it, we have often crashed and i as the navi hasnt realised until all is quiet, at 7:20 you look at the tree i can tell you he isnt that moment has gone, his notes would of said dont cut whats there is irrelevant to him, he just knows not to cut, at that speed if hes off line and hits it there aint nothing he can do other than brace, but truth be known he wouldnt know what he hit until playing back the onboard footage. You can control the driver by slowing down how fast you give the notes(pacenotes) our notes also tell us if the junctions or turns are to be strung together so you here the navi read several at a time that means one follows immediatly after the other, notes depending how the driver wants and can understand them can be 1 to 9 or 9 to 1 so 1 can be tight 9 open and fast or the other way around and you can have descriptive ie fast medium right but this at that speed would take too long , loving the vids keep it up

[@PropperNaughtyGeezer]

The Dukes of Hazzard County would escaped Sheriff Rosco and Deputy Enos certainly more often.