Blind Attack - Useful Technique or Anime Gimmick?

[@misterjersey5460]

The Blind attack was Takumi's adaptation of the "vanishing line", tbh.

[@rbdshadow7272]

Nah

[@dekuranebusu3096]

@@rbdshadow7272 Yah

[@rbdshadow7272]

@@dekuranebusu3096 nah

[@UMIF001]

@@rbdshadow7272 Yah

[@sooryan_1018]

@@rbdshadow7272 Yea, except he utilizes his headlights too

[@ggzilong07]

The origin of blind attack The 'blind attack' move was first used in the rematch race against Todou racing school. Takumi's opponent, Tomoyuki Tachi(a professional racer),pulled of a vanishing trick (vanishing racing line that utilize opponent's blind spot) to overtake him. Takumi who's not so familiar with pro racing thought that Tomoyuki turned off his headlight. So he decided to turn off his headlight to try overtake Tomoyuki.

[@griffins750]

Yes so Takumi's blind attack while not nearly as usable is actually based on something that is quite usable in irl and sim racing... I legit thought everyone knew this already though lmao

[@Dabuilder1]

Tomo didn't turn off his headlights it was the line that the mirror blind spot and the window blinds spot takumi though it was turning off his headlight

[@hiqoute7908]

@@Dabuilder1 thats what he said

[@nothinghere7391]

Takumi did the first blind attack to immitate Tomoyuki's dissappearing line. Then he did it to make it impossible for the opponent to defend. Everytime after that he does it to get himself beside his opponent and then he turns his lights back on. It wouldn't say it's stupid, it's pretty genius imho

[@ThreeMoonsArc]

I think in some cases it was to reduce drag because the AE86 has popups

[@isukumidoria2850]

@@ThreeMoonsArc yes in fifth stage he did the blind attack for that

[@genericexcuse4737]

Nuvolari was such a mad man behind the wheel. He was also more like Takumi than not in some races.

[@Suoogie]

I think the blind attack could really work on a road that you have tons of practice on and if your running off the person in front's headlights and tail lights

[@itsukitakeuchi430]

It worked for me on LAC lol, I drove without headlights while racing a person around the whole map while it was pitch black I just went off of their lights

[@RyuusanFT86]

You don't need practice on the particular road, just a good margin and feel for the pace.

[@toptextbottomtext3062]

or are Takumi Fujiwara

[@InitialDreadly]

@@RyuusanFT86 if you think you can set any sort of a decent time on any track or road without practice, even with the best of conditions, let alone with literally no vision whatsoever, then that already tells me enough about you. Why do race car drivers do thousands of laps in perfect visibility to only get times that have already been done before? When they could just go at it in pure darkness for their first ever time driving the road and apparently do just as well? Why does every ken block gymkhana video have tyre tracks in every single corner before he even goes through it in the video? Because he practices the corners over and over again until he is confident with them, and this is all in broad daylight. The fact you think you can drive on a road you cant even see, without any lights at all, and with zero practice beforehand just by having "a good margin and feel for the pace" is baffling. There's a reason only 1 person in the entire of initial d even does this, and it just so happens to be the person who breaks physics in almost every single episode and is basically who the entire franchise is about

[@RyuusanFT86]

@@InitialDreadly For you to write an overly long response reinforces how misinformed you are. The opening sentence just shows you don't even grasp a majority of racing as a whole, but if you're gonna write a missinformed essay, I'll be happy to corrrect you. We'll start with what merits a blind attack holds, that being not much. It soley relies upon the the driver in front of you either noticing your headlights gone and being distracted enough to make mistakes- which also relies on either the conditions of the battle not letting you pass or the driver blocking you and *_hopefully_* giving in on their blocking line. Doing so without knowing the road isn't something wise, which is why you at least study the road OR practice a bit. One night, even just 20-40 Minutes is enough time to memorize the road enough to rely on your skills and or experience, but it's not impossible to do it outright. As someone who's set competitive times on their first day on a Road course in a car with a suboptimal setup, I can yell you Doing so at night with poor visibility is not possible- but nobody here is talking about times. We're talking about pulling off driving with your headlights off behind someone who has theirs on. I'd like to add, visibility isn't immediately pitch black for every single road in the world. Running with just foglamps is something I've done for sake of getting used to a road that I already have a 3-4 hours on. All in all, it's not advisable for obvious reasons, but saying it's impossible- even with a few hours of seat time is just ignorant, almost pathetic if said with such confidence. Bonus points on that aspect for bringing up Ken Block without him beign related, dead give away you're just an inexperienced kid who's waiting to finally get out there and experience the world; if you can't yet or at all I don't blame you- but you're speaking to someone who spends every waking second and spare dime on racing their car since they were in highschool; I can say with full confidence that nothing about Initial D is special and a large majority of things present in the series are things that happen every day globally.

[@brandontw18]

I remember reading the manga around 86 vs cappuccino race. The narrator made note of Takumi having “sort of a photogenic memory”, allowing Takumi retrace what he considers his fastest line, versus racing off sight alone. As a result, you get the blind attack. In short, even if he can’t see with his eyes, he can see with his… memory. Anyway, enjoyed your video! 👍🏾

[@haziqhamdan2643]

Read that too.

[@agentsus9681]

Photographic* Photogenic means looking good on camera.

[@vlkafenryka]

@@agentsus9681 Maybe he's got both xD?

[@ryosuke.takahashi]

I'm fairly sure that in fifth stage against Omiya, Takumi did it to reduce the drag caused by his popupupanddown headlights

[@marehawk411]

popupupanddown headlights, try saying that 10 times as fast as you can.

[@GabrielFujiwara43]

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[@ryosuke.takahashi]

@@GabrielFujiwara43 someone got the reference lol

[@jamdungvybz]

POPUPUPANDOWNHEADLIGHTS POPUPUPANDDOWN HEADLIGHTS *AIRHORN*

[@Yanky_Mate]

​@@jamdungvybz POPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOP

[@alexjones4679]

To be fair the actual technique is the "disappearing line" and Takumi is confused and just turns his lights off. However, the blind attack is a LOT more usable on smaller mountain roads. I've personally raced against some of my friends and a few locals on the mountain roads near where I live - yes I know, very dangerous, only do it after 00:00 though. If you're chasing, then having your lights off actually let's you see more than with them on I find. At least for me - it might be some kind of concentration thing. I find it easier to see which lines they're taking and counter them, and it does make it a LOT harder for them to defend. Even if they're good I can set up an overtake over multiple corners, and they'll struggle to react. It is dangerous, yes, but there's nothing like it.

[@ExcaliburGamingYT]

Did a blind attack on my friend once more of as a joke. Can confirm it works well to disorientate others, but I can't see it being useful unless you know the road like I did and know exactly the right time and place to do it.

[@manuelfreihaut3356]

Interesting, the blind attack is to get the opponents attention away from you and tsrb attack is about to get the opponents attention

[@01iverQueen]

Yeah disrupt rhythm

[@coreon1810]

ur blind attack is mixture of shingo racing technique XD

[@yusufk6712]

irl this is literally the definition of high risk high reward. I'm sure you have driven at night with roads that don't have any lights, at some point. I have, and turning your lights off is terrifying but if you know the road well and if you are racing this can be very rewarding since there is no way the opponent can see you, moonlight does absolutely nothing in terms of illumination. But in (most) racing games even though if you turn off your light you can most probably still be seen by your opponent or have like indicators of where you are.

[@slof69]

had my push to talk bound to flash headlights in ACC and my friends always found it hilarious

[@KuroFoxxo]

I can answer as to why it works in the anime at least, given that I'm an Arcade Stage player(not good at it though). When Takumi uses the Blind Attack, you have to keep a few things in mind: 1. Although he does study the passes he races on in 4th Stage and beyond, he has to rely on his opponent's innate knowledge of the pass to properly use the Blind Attack. 2. Takumi has to use his opponent's headlights and taillights to memorize braking patterns and the path ahead. 3. When using the Blind Attack, Takumi would have to know exactly how close he is to his opponent's headlights to know if the overtake is confirmed. I know this because I tried the Blind Attack against the Todou School Spoon EK Civic, and it's TOUGH to do it because of how fast he is in sectors 1-3 of the pass. You can't tailgate bc you have to see your opponent's headlights and you have to learn the Takumi execution to even make proper use of it in the one game it's designed to be used in. It's balls-to-the-wall stupid, but that's what makes it the coolest anime gimmick.

[@armourshooter5517]

Flashing your headlights gives me... *cool vibrations*

[@gaelicprincess4937]

Ah, yes, reference to the song Dancing by Vicky Vale. Love that song. 😊

[@FayaSitteroni]

Dont forget Walter Röhrl who switched of his lights in the 24h of nürburgring so the guy behind couldnt copy his line.

[@01iverQueen]

Dam didn't know that

[@Audi_Sport_Quattro_S1_E2]

I think it only works with pop up headlights. When you put them down like takumi did, you will have less drag

[@01iverQueen]

No, you can do it with any car, Tomoyuki literally did it with his civic

[@idexpro8263]

Doing at speeds that takumi did in the mountain pass isn't gonna make a difference at all. You're gonna have to go at like wangan speeds in order to actually have a difference

[@ohnaw223]

@@idexpro8263 yea all these corny ass mfs who arent of age to even drive saying pop up headlights gon make any difference at those speeds

[@patrikpolda]

​​@@01iverQueenTomoyuki didn't turn off his headlights. He only used Takumis blind spot.

[@01iverQueen]

@@patrikpolda I never said he turned off his headlights... 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@yab0121]

I like how you used Misirlou to explain such old footage. Love it!

[@toptextbottomtext3062]

Didn't Shingo do the headlight spam to pressure Takumi?

[@Dabuilder1]

It was a high beam flick

[@ActionPlayer734]

He was trying to scare Takumi and pressure him to drive faster while Takumi was getting used to driving with one hand gumtaped to the steering wheel

[@coreon1810]

blind attack against team 246 in 5th stage was amazing

[@lacostealmeidadasilva8529]

I am a street racer, I live in Brazil and I have always taken advantage of techniques like this, I am currently 19 years old and I have been driving since I was 7 years old. I have a 1984 Chevrolet Chevette Hatch with a 2.0 16v engine with 110hp, a 5-speed gearbox and an original LSD differential kit, but when I initially bought it, it had a 1.6 8v engine with the same gearbox and an open differential and even at that time I always won all the races on the dangerous mountain descents because I knew the track and the car, my biggest victory was on September 18, 2024, I battled against a 2019 Porsche 911 Carrera AWD automatic, I won by racing with the headlights off on the most curved sections, I thought I was going to die at that moment at 160km/h

[@hugokussj3531]

It was also to reduce the air resistance of the pop up, no ? Even if it's so small it's almost pointless.

[@GabrielLima-ro7ze]

I did a slight variation of your TSRB Attack on my friend accidentally the other day, we were racing miatas in Laguna Seca and I kept blinking behind him, had never seen the dude make so many mistakes in a race lol

[@XyzyX154]

I tried it once when i was driving down the mountain. There was this stupid driver doing stupid overtake and almost took us both. Then in the heat of anger i tried to overtake him back with blind attack. My aim was to surprise him just a little bit but his response was quite big. He startled so bad then move outside so hard and hit the guardrail with his door. That will be my first and last time doing blind attack.

[@01iverQueen]

Well it only says that the guy was inexperienced if he can be startled by such a thing on a race

[@Eggyteevee]

I cant remember correctly, but a few years ago I saw a video of a police chase, at night. As you can imagine already, the dude was trying to escape from police, he was on a highway, then he turned the lights off and disappeared in the blackness of the night, even with the police lights, but I cant remember if it really worked in the end or not

[@01iverQueen]

Yeah I think I've seen the same video. It's in US and the guy if I remember correctly was in corvette

[@Twingotwongi]

One of my friends and I went to our place in 2 cars. I followed him, it was quite a dark and rainy evening and I tried it as a joke. He was quite surprised, and later he also did it to me and can be quite scary.

[@Izayoink_Saccuy]

It doesn't work unless it's pitch black

[@pedinhuh16]

I use the technique in GTA almost all of the time, most of racing veterans also uses it because headlights aren't really needed in that game as its naturally too bright at night, and some of them dont even race with headlights turned on. Also unfortunately on GTA it doesn't really matter much because all cars got their top speeds capped up too much and almost everyone races with catch-up turned on which caps the top speed of the leading car evne harder.

[@UncleRJ]

Someone on KZbin actually did the Blind Attack on public road at night. They were not truly racing but it was done almost exactly like in the anime. Also, the Blind Attack scene is where the song was a _perfect_ fit.

[@01iverQueen]

Dam I want to see it, what is the video title

[@UncleRJ]

@@01iverQueen "E36 vs Civic vs E30 Blind Attack"

[@01iverQueen]

@@UncleRJ thnx I'll check it out, massive fan of Initial d and this move

[@UncleRJ]

@@01iverQueen same bruh, I myself just watched the series for the eighth time. The Inner Wheel Lift is my favourite move.

[@01iverQueen]

@@UncleRJ I stand corrected, my fav move or scene was when Kozo Hoshino overtook Keisuke on the turnaround point, that was the most nuts, reckless, badass and skillful racing move in ever seen, not even Ryosukes battle vs shinigami toped it.

[@dbspaceoditty]

i do this on the nord when racing with friends. im half decent when im leading, but if im following i tend to be slower. i make more mistakes. so i try to set people up before the high speed sections were i will get passed. i flash my lights to let them pass at well. less than safe passing zones. they spin out. the race is mine. or i go in extra hot flash my lights get off the line and late brake. causing the person following to miss the braking point. and lose control.

[@Rakinosine]

"weird japanese cartoon" i died

[@01iverQueen]

Blind attack isn't just turning your headlights off. Originally it's called vanishing line, you can't defend from it as the other driver fakes from going outside to the inside in a split second and it doesn't require you to turn off lights. Secondly Takumi did it with pop up headlights, which gives him another advantage, less drag. And for the third point, when you go without headlights for some time and come to a corner you can surprise the front driver with illuminating the corner and it's visibility with your headlights, while he was observing the situation and preparing for the corner, which creates illusion that the corner is coming sooner than expected and you might be going too fast because your eyes were used to less lighting on the road. I realized it after watching Takumi race team 246 Omiya and his Mazda

[@ActionPlayer734]

Really? That's what happened? I thought in that race against 246 that it just created an illusion that a traffic car was approaching lmao

[@pentilex4338]

You mentioned honking the horn, it seems to have a similar effect to flashing the headlights, especially since no one else in something does it

[@MyogiWarrior34]

The TSRB Attack is my own rendition of the Blind attack. - TSRB Genki's Kaido battle did it first; then again their AI was rubbish that it doesn't work at all... but TSRB happened.

[@KeeeKeeedemon]

Hey, Kaido Battle was a good game.

[@K0Y0I_sis]

If only he painted his piercing white wheels black too then maybe he could finally dissapear into the moonless night.

[@Flopgeared]

It definitely works me and my mate race up Springbrook if your from aus you know and he does this all the time to over take me on sharp corners it’s really dangerous tho the amount of times I’ll bump him going into a corner cause I can’t see him but it’s a real technique

[@JETZcorp]

My friend did this to me once. We were out hooning in my CRX and his Suburban. He flips the lights off, and I think he's crashed or something. I dynamite the brakes to pull over, and then I see the lights come on and a Suburban coming up in the mirror like "that's no moon, it's a space station" on full ABS towards my tinfoil CRX. I'm still kinda mad at him about it. These days, we put the heavy car in front for downhill touge.

[@yuaninigobunzo1666]

Bro rlly called anime weird Japanese cartoon💀☠️☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀

[@StayMadLmfao]

In gran Turismo I just like to pressure with high beams going into a turn. Turn them back down and turn them up again at a good opportunity. It’s like pressure in drifting

[@wizardrhyme9597]

Every new player on forza: I'll just push them not so gently out off the way

[@SzymkowiAK47]

I consider it using in the real world when I will be racing my friend, thanks for this technique

[@standard-carrier-wo-chan]

Ultimately, like every other competitive sport on the planet, racing isn't just about your skill or car, it's also psychological. A moment of distraction can be the defining moment between winning and losing.

[@Suprastar77]

You have it wrong. Takumi improved the vanishing line by dissapearing, annnd gaining a low drag coefficeny by having the ae86s headlights retracted. Thus making an improvement on the vanishing line that old mate in the hetic banana vtec mobile pulled earlier

[@2006MazdaRX-8]

I heard stories that some miata passed an AE101 with the blind attack technice on the touge near where i live but i actually hadn’t talked to the miata driver and i never even saw the AE101 after this rumour started spreading so it maybe true but we will never know i guess

[@Siccnessslider01]

why did I knew this video is gonna be posted before it got posted

[@-Unavailable-]

thanks for bringing back newer ideas in your channel

[@h5skb4ru41]

Blind attack is pretty much a circus trick that only works if you know the road like the back of your hand and know to look at the opponent headlights and not the tailights. It only works if your opponent panics, and if you can set up a quick overtake... If you however are way too slow when siding along them you'll end up crashing. It's just a circus trick that sometimes works

[@theultrak641]

You reckon you could do a clutchless down shift video? The tech is definitely supposed to be reserved for rallying but it increases times everywhere on sim.

[@xenodrift3208]

i used this multiple times irl and ngl it never let me down, it is a great technique

[@tonedcos]

We banned flashing in our club, except for rare occasions with a feckless backmarkers. ;)

[@mrb.m.5858]

I want to understand the breaking technique when takumi was against the evil 6 in the 4 stage

[@confusedredditor1660]

Lol evil 6

[@NaisanSama]

Late brake drifting, possible but requires massive balls possible in a parking spot or a flat areas

[@mrb.m.5858]

@@confusedredditor1660 automatic correct**

[@confusedredditor1660]

@@NaisanSama no braeki

[@r3k2mutter79]

there was no special technique, takumi is just better at breaking, the evo 6 driver was just bad at gauging braking distance and also used ABS which is inefficient compared to takumis right foot

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

I feel you didn't explore the blind attack enough

[@confusedredditor1660]

Hello there where's sooryan

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

​@@confusedredditor1660 what?

[@samiraperi467]

Flashing lights in the night being so annoying has lead to some series limiting the amount of flashing you're allowed to do.

[@syedadli9760]

The TSRB Attack already used on Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift 2, at least for AI Opponent. The AI opponent will spam the flashlight behind you if you passed them. Ngl, it really annoying that it disturb my focus on driving

[@SecretHashiriya]

Unless you have a spot where an overtake is possible even just by a hair then the only reason you’d turn off your headlights would be an intimidation thing. Most well paced touge drivers know the road corner to corner bump to bump so it’s actually not that hard to follow the car ahead’s lights

[@ObjectivelyCorrectOpinion]

0:26 "We all know that this show isn't the most realistic" 💀 The only thing that is sorta unrealistic is Fujiwara Zone, but even that is explainable as well.

[@vycanismelodis]

in tokyo xtreme racer drift 2 some opponents will relentlessly flash you if you pass them

[@offbrandbiscuit]

The only real logic behind the Blind Attack is simply that it throws the opponent off, because instead of their focus being on what's in front of them and what they have to do, their focus is now on the guy behind them and the crazy stunt that he just pulled. The way it's represented in the show is kind of embarrassing though, like no he did not "just disappear!!" There's precedent for it and it could definitely work in some scenarios, but I really can't imagine anyone ever really doing it in a 1v1 race

[@r3k2mutter79]

he did disappear, its pitch black that late at night and its impossible to see youre opponent behind you when the headlights are off

[@NexusWarior211]

I don't think the show meant to portray that he literally disappeared from existence, but rather that in the pitch blackness he just sorta vanished.

[@mateuszcurita7198]

This works especially if you are racing with friends and suddenly it gets totally dark behind you (in-game, of course💀)

[@wadhajwdknawd]

no way that "Initially Deemed" at around 0:24 was not a pun

[@gaelicprincess4937]

Exactly, because it’s Initial D. I definitely got it. Not how I was anticipating he would mention it, but I’ll take it either way. 🤣

[@c2h6-e]

I reckon it would work better with pop up headlights cos it creates a little bit more drag

[@Mage6679]

this is a damn well edited video

[@MusicalRainbow01]

Your videos never fail to be hilarious while being reasonable, but this is the best one 😂😂😂

[@bujayee328]

US motorsports: dont turn off your headlights. Japan:turn off your headlights

[@potatopizzacar3318]

It will also help takumi to speed up his car while off lights

[@CatGuy969]

I tried this while driving with my friend once, it was pitch black. It really is a good tactic.

[@NeonR32]

1:50 this reminded me of taxi 3 for some reason other than the music

[@Camop82]

Great Video! I think I've also done your TSRB Attack in Destiny, back when they had Sparrow Racing. A Sparrow is the futuristic rocket powered hoverbike you ride in the game to get to places faster. A long long time ago they had an event where it was actual racing. Laps, places, courses. One race I'm behind my friend who's keeping his line perfect, and to let him know I'm right there giving him pressure, I start spamming the horn. This worked, and I was able to take 1st after he made a mistake. He of course does this back to me on the next race when I'm keeping it perfect and he's 2nd right behind me.

[@rjplaystatio7174]

ur comparing a racing circuit course with lights everywhere, a very wide field of view and large sweeping corners vs a narrow mountain pass with no light besides headlights

[@drunkinjapan]

“By that weird Japanese cartoon” ohhhh stf lol you’re a huge fan of initial D stop playin!

[@TSRB]

couldnt get past the first season

[@speedhunter7156]

So basically do what protos and faster GT cars do all the time at endurance races nothing all that new ive seen it and used it myself hundreds of times and it only works if the drivers lasered focused in on the track and can be distracted easily but at that point wouldn't it be easier to just feint an attack or send it where as a proper blind attack yes is very dangerous can throw anyone off and reactions can be from mild panic to stopping the race entirely to see if your ok

[@Swordfish12]

4:57 so u woke up and all was a dream

[@WhitShiro]

it was used in a touge in the early 2000s and it worked in real life

[@akuladon1488]

There also was a man on KZbin who has done blind attack several times, his nickname is "Eurorider". But now he has problems with police(((

[@DMCRX-7]

Blind attack is useful in dark tracks

[@mozeskertesz6398]

What was the music at Nuvolari's part?

[@TSRB]

miserlou

[@samuelvanlane]

This is a punishable move on iRacing now FYI...

[@01iverQueen]

Bs

[@KingDeadMan]

Nah, we call that the flash attack.

[@DanieleMamelicoolestaura516]

I'm stupid enough because I have tried this with my friends in the mountains, it worked

[@AsherSkylark]

All i can say is: *FOREVER!*

[@aqiimkhairin101]

After a long research about The Disappearing Line that inspires The Blind Attack, it is actually called as a "Switch-Back" in racing terms. Both are idiots to put some glamorous names to make them look like, "DAYYYYUUUMMM!!!". Bro, it's a Switch-Back, a Switch-Back

[@TSRB]

that's weebs for you

[@aqiimkhairin101]

@@TSRB yeah 😂😂😂

[@bluesrike]

Apart from psyching-out his opponent, another reason why Takumi does it is so that the pop-up headlights on his AE86 doesn't interfere with the aerodynamics of the car so he can get a bit more top end speed.

[@bootsND]

The difference is that the blind attack was never meant for circuit racing in gt cars doing 150mph on a straight it’s meant for 1990’s Japanese tōuge racing sure it’s a bit more dangerous so to the curves but there are street lights and guardrails and takumi only ever did it in a low speed turn to confuse his opponent it’s a viable technique if your mad enough in the head

[@incursus1401]

i use this on the end of the second high speed section of akina and it works all the time lmao

[@DdotxSdot]

Can confirm this works IRL

[@Henzeru4444]

I actually did that once in real life, and it fucking worked

[@ikmaladammax]

My dad did it with a Mercedes s class in the 90s, racing with an Evo

[@ikmaladammax]

BEFORE the anime

[@carmasterInitialgamin2201]

Idea the tsrb attack should be called the flash attack

[@einweiesblattpapier2676]

Where do I start multiplayer circuit simracing? I know low fuel motorsport but im not sure if it is the right thing for me.

[@TSRB]

I host a league on my discord! discord.gg/tsrb

[@Monkey_D_Luffy56]

It would only work if you got pop up headlights because it will make you 2 advantages. 1. Surprise element 2. Aerodynamic 🤣😭

[@C3realBruhhh]

Wait...., isn't that what Shingo was trying to do to Takumi when he flashed his headlights?

[@01iverQueen]

Shingo tried to murder him not overtake him lol

[@C3realBruhhh]

@@01iverQueen There was one part of the battle where he tried applying pressure if I'm not mistaken.

[@C3realBruhhh]

@@01iverQueen kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbJY2Ogl55pi8U Take a look, 1:56 - 2:12

[@01iverQueen]

@@C3realBruhhh that's still not blind attack

[@C3realBruhhh]

@@01iverQueen Dude, the TSRB attack, I was talking about his special technique

[@Aroa12391]

im about to do this in the z4 gt3 race

[@LiljamezZz]

a c7r turned their high beams on a Porsche in gt racing but thats diff

[@101jir]

I mean, not so sure that it's useless as much as a reckless, jerk move. Relying on the other driver's headlights and actively trying to avoid being seen by the car you are trying to pass is a great way to cause a collision. If the other driver doesn't crash into you, yeah they won't likely defend as they can't see you until too late.

[@naisu4065]

what is the car called on 4:45

[@TSRB]

radical sr3 xxr

[@whyalwaysme1106]

0:47 isnt that because the camera glitches out? Edit: ok i didn’t watch all the way

[@RAIHAN____]

Bro that's like Shingos light flashing

[@joshuabenson2568]

A buddy of mine and I do this all the time. I feel like it’s what everyone does on ACC

[@Uno_Floydd]

You completely missed this technique only works for touge racing and at night. Use it to overtake a slow car ahead. Preemptively turn of your lights as you approach the driver he should not weave into the oncoming lane in which case you have about 5 seconds to make your pass while also looking ahead for more traffic. With your lights being off you can almost see double the distance ahead at night. Hypothetically of course.

[@01iverQueen]

Yeah it also helps if you are counter attacking with opponent being on the inside while you are on the outside having next corner as an inside and he would have outside

[@Uno_Floydd]

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[@01iverQueen]

@@Uno_Floydd lol

[@Uno_Floydd]

@@01iverQueen 🤢🤮

[@01iverQueen]

@@Uno_Floydd take the L, KZbin doesn't even show your comments 😂🤣

[@MrMarioXP3648]

“Initially Deemed”

[@acidnebula5554]

I did it to beat my friend in a race on back roads