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[@kevo8013]

I live a few miles from where Colin passed and I will never forget the gathering of subaru's after his passing the line went on for miles,he was loved worldwide and his driving was epic

[@beast11135]

That'd pretty cool to know. Glad his fans still followed him even after he switched to Ford and regretted the decision. His legend could have been much greater had he lived to join Subaru In the WRC once again.

[@arkhsm]

@@beast11135 That "regretted" decision would have gained him a second World Championship if hadn't "if in doubt go flat out"-ed it !!

[@Aixman]

@@arkhsm But with the reliability of the focus? 3 outa 12 rallies the car gave in, the ford wasn't reliable enough for him :/

[@arkhsm]

@@Aixman That was the first year only. I'm in NZ; and in 2000 Ford won the team trophy with Colin McRea 2nd, Carlos Sainz 3rd, and Petter Solberg 4th. P.S., how's that for a dream team. The speed those guys were going, you don't get a result like that if the car is unreliable. P.S.S , the team gave away to us all their Coca Cola trays of cans !!

[@nicebd4775]

I live near Banbury the Subaru parade from prodrive site was huge

[@that.guy11]

Truly the Gilles Villeneuve of rallying: arguably the quickest to ever do it, and did it flat out regardless of the circumstances. Still miss him to this day, one of our small country’s biggest motorsport icons 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@onlyonewhyphy]

We have all the motor sport icons, apart from a handful. Even Senna was actually Scottish. Facts. **it has been brought to my attention that some among you haven't spotted an obvious joke. It's ok, many of us are starved of oxygen, as babies only to then be dropped as babies after starting life suffering from fetal alcohol syndrome.... Its rough and I'm on your side.

[@autisticguitar]

@@onlyonewhyphy ayrton senna do escocia!!!

[@mikaelbihl-matias9462]

Actually the Gilles Villeneuve of rallying was Henri Toivonen

[@arthur547]

@@onlyonewhyphy u wot m8

[@avros3670]

UP TO SPEED ON GILLES VILLENEUVE

[@Colonelloki]

You forgot to mention that in LA his front driver side tire also popped off the rim and was completely flat, meaning he finished only a half second behind Pastrana on only 3 functional tires. Dude was an absolute legend.

[@mzamethodman7134]

I agree, such a loss to the world that we lost Colin and Ken Block, i genuinely hope Travis' guardian angel keeps a very good eye on him

[@CiccccciO]

Ken and Colin have a lot of catching up to do. Race In Peace, to both of these legends.

[@adventure6583]

May both legends RIP

[@blitzaurora3393]

This comment brought tears to my eyes, because it's true 🥹 Colin can finally ask all his burning questions about Gymkhana, and Ken can ask what it was like to fight for rally titles all over the world

[@schaltgetriebe6726]

@@blitzaurora3393 Colin kill 2 small children's with his stupid way to fly without a license.. He burn in the Hell

[@DJohnson899]

We’re going to speak of Ken much as we do Colin.

[@kirkdurkadurka]

They have so many crashing situations in cars and as soon as they mess with other vehicle's all shit goes down!

[@rogersoza7833]

I love how James can seamlessly go from jokester to sincere towards the end of the video. He's really settled into his post; hell, everyone has. Donut has come such a long way in general. Neat.

[@rogersoza7833]

@alida flus eskyumi?

[@Voidthe47th]

You gotta love the edits and his jokes.

[@stevebanning902]

why don't you DM him your love letters instead of posting them publicly

[@rogersoza7833]

@@stevebanning902 tell me no one’s ever complimented you at your job without telling me no one has ever complimented you at your job.

[@JackDanger99]

It’s really, really hard to believe it’s been almost 15 years now. His tribute video in DiRT 2 is one of the few pieces of media I’m guaranteed to tear up over.

[@trautsj]

Colin really was the definition of "People's champ" and how entertainment and personality can often outshine shear talent while proving that winning while very nice, isn't always the be all end all of sport.

[@5pz3r0]

One of my friends knew Colin through his work, and as my friend had an Imprezza at the time Colin offered him a set of his old rally used wheels and other stuff for free, my friend never accepted as the rally wheels were different so would have needed new hubs etc but always said what a great down to earth and humble man Colin was in real life.

[@jesusdontlikethatimgaybuts9493]

bruh seriously? i would have taken the wheels just to have them, even if i couldnt put them on my car

[@robocop3961]

@@jesusdontlikethatimgaybuts9493 IKR I would of snatched them wheels up bruh. 👍🏻

[@kevo8013]

Is your friend nutz if Colin mcrae offers rally driven wheels no one In there right mind would say no

[@thehwguy4293]

@@kevo8013 plus, those wheels would be considered collector's items now. Like, who knows how much these would be worth today.

[@lgxal]

My dad was mates with him

[@rileyhalstead8606]

If in doubt, flat out. Absolute legend

[@ritvikchauhan29]

Absolute legend the man who got us into rallying

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

“Go”, don’t forget that in there. Six famous words.

[@matthew_natividad]

Lol I’m only thinking about the game

[@conormorley6086]

@@aaronburratwood.6957 sounds better without

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Oh yea!!!

[@brunomgoncalves2391]

I became a car guy because of this guy, I started playing Rally games because of this guy, and above all... I started loving rally because of this guy, best.rally.driver.ever Rest in piece legend.

[@microulisninjaful]

Guys, seriously... Thank you for this video. No, really, I mean, you reminded me so much of my youth and icons and a time when it was all about driving... Donut media, you guys just became a part of memories and thoughts and ideas of more than just a fan like myself. You have created a channel that bonds with the viewers beyond even your own perception. Words are poor to describe in the slightest the feelings surfaced watching that video. Great work, almost art I dare say. I can't thank you enough...

[@stephenweale8886]

Agree with everything you say. But Pumpf has the WORST Scottish accent I have ever heard.

[@microulisninjaful]

@@stephenweale8886 most probably so, but I think he is trying to make it even worse just to make himself sound even funnier...

[@wiegraf9009]

Rallies these days are different but Kalle going full send at the end of Rally New Zealand this year was another legendary youngster moment I'm glad I saw live.

[@ashiehakoto1490]

colin's dad is like the coolest dad. helping his son achieve his dreams in something they both had a deep passion for. I wish I had like that...if I had a dad.

[@kevingarcialopez7707]

Didn't have a dad? Then someday, be the cool dad, the one who help his son achieve his dreams

[@Matthewr03.]

@@kevingarcialopez7707 wholesome

[@kieranoconnor0]

I can be your Dad

[@avit719]

get a grip, anime weeb

[@truexftw5477]

Sometimes you just gotta BE the dad

[@josephdoyle9865]

As a rally fan and HUGE Colin fan thank you for this video. I always love to see fellow Americans get more rally exposure as it is the world's greatest motorsport. Would be great if you did another video like this on the Queen of Rally Michelle Mouton. Who after winning Pike's Peak responded to her male critics "If they had any balls, they'd race down the hill." One of the world's most beautiful, fierce, funny and intelligent women who tamed the insane monster that Audi entered in the legendary Class B.

[@skippylegrandgourou2069]

She is a legend in france like loeb.

[@rocosuavez]

Thank you i will look her up its always nice to see peoples suggestion

[@PokrPro21]

I've always been a F1 fan but I do want to get into rally more. Do you have a WRC subscription? I have an F1 TV subscription and I love it. I've been thinking about spending the $120 for a season pass

[@josephdoyle9865]

@@PokrPro21 no I don't as honestly the expense exceeds my budget. I survive by following the WRC and Dirtfish KZbin channels as well as being a follower of the Solbergs. If you don't know that name yet you soon will. 20 years ago every WRC fan knew that name and in the next few years the next generation is gonna knock you on your ass. 😃🐺

[@josephdoyle9865]

@@skippylegrandgourou2069 for me the rise of Loeb was the crushing end of many of my heroes and was just too good. So I always was just annoyed he existed. In the last few years though I've really been able to give him the respect he deserves. His Dakar and WRRC career has proved he belongs among the greatest of all drivers. And more importantly for me I have heard stories of his generous nature in passing on his knowledge and love of driving. All that said.......for me there is no greater driver from France then M. Mouton. While others may have greater skill, no one has more courage and character. 🇨🇵

[@davidlongenecker9414]

The three moments I distinctly remember from the x games back in the day - 1. Shaun white double mctwist 2. Travis pastrana double backflip on dirt bike and of course, 3. Colin McRae rolling his car in rallycross. What a legend

[@skrillah6259]

Did you know he actually downshifted mid air while upside down.

[@davidlongenecker9414]

@@skrillah6259 I never knew that but it makes perfect sense.

[@ZeroHourProductions407]

I still remember one of the final races he participated in, and watching him roll his car on the final lap and the final non-tarmac section. And he just, kept, going! Edit: that was it. I tuned in when he rolled that golden Subaru! I was floored by how close it was, even after damned near wrecking it!

[@cap_antiwoke]

You know he's rallying in haven! Bless to the man who made the rally a real worldwide event!

[@mathewhumvee]

Could you imagine Colin McRae in a group B car. That’s both a dream to watch but terrifying to imagine standing track side on a fly bye.

[@Donut]

I think it's probably for the best he wasn't driving in the Group B era, lol

[@PCvdW1995]

He had a Metro 6r4, there are clips of it on youtube.

[@Kri13395]

He would kill himself in Group B driving like a maniac like he did.

[@Matty.Hill_87]

That would have been a whole other level of dangerous 😂

[@lioneldm5130]

Toivonen?

[@Saul_Atreides]

As iconic as McRae is, his record of youngest champion has been beaten after this video's release, by Kalle Rovanperä, at age 22, in the 2022 WRC.

[@Abo999]

Thank you for making this video, it took me straight back to my late teens/early 20's and the love I had for rallying. My first car was a mk2 Escort, those drivers and especially McRae were the reason why I used to thrash it down the country lanes hanging it's arse out on the turns and eventually wrecked it, crashing it on a hump-back bridge though in McRae style I still drove it home. I went to many of those special stages over the years and I was there for those victory donuts in 1995. They were special times, though I quit going after 1997 when they moved it all to Wales, it was too much of a pain in the arse to drive all the way there, stand around in the cold and wet at the side of the stage and then drive home (I switched to touring cars so I ended up driving to those and standing at the side of an often cold, windy ex-airfield circuit instead...). Rallying was something else back then though with stage-side makeshift fixes after crashes and mechanical trouble, I remember teams sometimes borrowing parts from spectator's cars to get them to the service point, I hope those guys got properly compensated lol. Rallying these days is fast but it just seems so tame now.

[@Ben-Rogue]

Loeb does have his own game, it's a Milestone game called Sebastien Loeb Rally Evo. It's not bad, but has its issues. The stages are rather good, despite being fairly flat, and the physics are okay but let-down by poor input mapping

[@BrunoOliveira-zq1ng]

If you can setup the steering wheel right its actually a very good game. I had a blast with my old G27

[@Ben-Rogue]

@@BrunoOliveira-zq1ng Definitely. I'm replaying it now on PC. Got it really cheap on a Steam sale

[@JazzTechie]

Had it on PS4 - yeah, it wasn’t that good

[@BrunoOliveira-zq1ng]

@@JazzTechie I quite enjoyed it on PC with a steering wheel.

[@MengLinWu]

Have it on PC. For some reason the default setups are really soft and the brake bias very rearward. Driving experience is good with fixed setups, but career is a bit bland.

[@jblifts5760]

Dude, the bagpipes and the drums were such a perfect and tasteful way to end this video. Brought a tear to my eye. As a huge rally enthusiast and a McRae fan, we will never see his like again.

[@matteomazzei1724]

I've been waiting for this so much, since the Subaru WRX video. Worth the wait. Well done guys!

[@michaellee6489]

Around this time I had graduated high school and had a friend who loved rally. I remember seeing highlights of Colin in the Impreza but never got the whole story. This kid had a fiery spirit and you really brought him back to life. Thanks, Pump.

[@doubledangerous7898]

Up there with the wee man, Sir Jackie, as one of the most legendary Scots that have ever graced our mad wee country. 100% he was a YES man too.

[@oneohfive6584]

I can testify, Colin McRae Rally is the best drivng game, I was 27 and spent hundreds of hours tearing through the pixel flat out. The game definitely helped cement CM in the cannon of legendary status

[@drilled4798]

I am so appreciative of this channel continuously showing love for the more european fanbase of WRC and F1. Big up to you heroes

[@tankerd1847]

I'm thankful as an American to see more American coverage of rally topics as well. I think more Americans should give rallying the love it deserves.

[@CovershotV8]

Colin is the reason why I love rally. The very first rally game I played was Colin McRae Rally 2.0 on the PS1, definitely a game changer for me.

[@martinqizeaq]

Yup same for me. The only rally game that i introduce to car physics.

[@Shuffeli]

I remember my dad showing me photographs of Colin in several Jyväskylä rallies and in every single picture he is driving a beaten up car. What a legendary style. Also didn’t Seb Loeb too has his own video game?

[@christopherc7075]

He also had his own Rally mode in Gran Turismo 5, I believe

[@ShroomTheFirst]

He has. It's called: "Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO"

[@blitzaurora3393]

If we don't get a Ken Block up to speed I swear The legend deserves it 😭

[@stuartleckie]

I’m old enough to remember following Jimmy on rallies with my Dad. Also got to see a young Colin race. Such fantastic times following races, and as someone who is also from Lanarkshire, and similar in age to Colin, it was great to have someone to cheer for. Cheers for doing this one guys. Oh, but 1 note, Loeb does have his own vidya game 🤪

[@22copes]

I remember watching him at one of the stages in Rally Australia outside of Perth, He went over the jumps named after him (5:05 min mark) in a Skoda at the time. He came out of the right hander just on a different level than the other guys and did the 2 jumps way further before going through the ford and the left hander. That was in 2005 and is still etched in my memory. That along with Martin Brundle going through Woodcote corner at Goodwood in Adrian Newey's E type jag are the 2 strongest memories of wow moments.

[@WRCSeb]

Did them jumps used to be called the bunnings?

[@Tsudkyk]

My friends dad used to be the guy who welded Colin’s roll cages. I’m pretty sure my friend still brags about this fact to this day- especially since he is now a welder himself.

[@davidf4723]

Im glad to see this video. McRae reminds me of when rally was free on tv i loved watching that and f1 then the video game too. I actually hated the Focus simply because ford took McRae away from Subaru. I still remember when the news broke about his death. R.I.P Colin a true legend, Tommy may have won more chamionships but you were always number 1 to many of us

[@supertuna6677]

That was a pleasure to watch, you sir have a subscriber 👍

[@eriksantoso1741]

Colin mcrae was always be the "Flying Scot" for rallying which is same as jim clark and Jackie stewart in F1.

[@DavidNatanael]

To this day, I'm still waiting for another Colin McRae in WRC. I've seen some has pushed hard to the limit, but not at Colin's level yet.

[@gymusen]

I wish to become the new Colin McRae, but I don't think I can.

[@ix-badsport-xix7433]

Tommi Mäkinen?

[@LilPolemistisXL]

let's see what elfyn evans can do (son of gwyndaf evans)

[@DavidNatanael]

@@ix-badsport-xix7433 Makinen's style is more into smooth control, and doesn't really challenging danger like Colin.

[@bett431]

Kris Meeke.

[@baldpatch79]

good video man, i've played all the cmc rally games and almost all of the dirt games, currently smashing dirt 2.0.. mcrae is the all time best driver, absolute legend!!

[@Hold_me_forever]

So much cheaper than 30 dollars, lmao 🤣 it gets me every time

[@ajwhite765]

Been waiting for you to do this. The fact that he almost beat travis pastrana at xgames including rolling his car just shows how amazing he was.

[@alejandrotobienne8220]

James was about to cry. I know brother I miss him too. For ever my FAVORITE DRIVER. PERIOD.

[@rhr-p7w]

At the end of the video I was really sad about this incredibly "talented" guy. But after reading about the accident, I realized he was just a lucky "reckless" guy . Sheriff Nikola Stewart, who heard the inquiry over 16 days at Lanark Sheriff Court, concluded that the deaths could have been avoided if Mr McRae had not engaged in low-level flying "when it was unnecessary and unsafe to do so". "Mr McRae chose to fly the helicopter into the valley. For a private pilot such as Mr McRae, lacking the necessary training, experience or requirement to do so, embarking upon such demanding, low-level flying in such difficult terrain, was imprudent, unreasonable and contrary to the principles of good airmanship."

[@dirkmohrmann8960]

He was a highly talented and entertaining driver, but his legacy is forever tarnished by this. He didn't just recklessly kill his own son, but also another 6 year old, that he allegedly took on this high speed low level flight without permission from the parents.

[@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST]

Yeah, I was so bummed out when I read about how Colin left this world. Nobody is perfect. Sure. We all make mistakes. Unfortunately, the results of the crash investigation were clear. I can't feel sorry for, or respect someone like that. That ain't no hero to me regardless of success and prior reputation.

[@GloomGaiGar]

One of the few times to not go flat out.

[@christopherc7075]

When I learned about that, it struck me as if he developed addiction to action and adrenaline, and while he was able to compete to satisfy that, it grew to the point where it began to consume parts outside of his rally life, culminating in this crash. In a way it reminds me of Dave Mirra, how he did BMX until he couldn't, took up Rally until he couldn't, starting to do Iron Man runs, but then that had to stop and eventually led to his suicide. I guess just be sure to look out for your friends, especially if they react poorly if they have to take a break from something they like, since addiction can mask itself in different ways...

[@leeroy110]

A legend in the sport. I grew up watching him and he inspired my love for motorsport. It's a shame what rally is these days. Loeb has actually come back to rally this year and won the first stage, deep in to his 40's, it's that kind of level..

[@PlzCallMeDan]

The intensity of your commentary fits perfectly with the legend of Colin McRae

[@blitzcraig26]

There is a reason we love Subies.,.. and it's Colin McRae. My favourite rally driver, along with Michele Mouton.... because they were animals behind the wheel, who drove flat out no matter what.

[@Bob-Jenkins]

I love Michelle Mouton's comment after she won the Pikes Peak hill climb 'If you boys had any balls you'd race me back down as well' I'm paraphrasing but she was one incredible driver and personality.

[@frasertones8519]

The man, the legend.

[@theeclonegamer4969]

I hope donut will make a video about ken block soon. R.I.P 🕊

[@bricecarter4d4]

And today we lose ken block. No good

[@anynonymous1585]

Colin McRae: (flips car) Also Colin: *'Tis but a scratch.*

[@anynonymous1585]

@Nifa tama 6 Lock your door.

[@anynonymous1585]

@Nifa tama 6 You better start praying to whatever god you believe in, because I'm coming for you.

[@RurDog]

Can't believe donut mentioned my home town, Colin truly was the goat. Met him a few times and he was really down to earth and a great guy to talk to, RIP legend 👑🙏

[@endurofan9854]

mann this was 2 years ago but the feels still the same, got the fire and giggles in it too 😂😂

[@Its-Just-Zip]

I just like to point out that this particular man basically single-handedly cemented Subaru's reputation as bulletproof. Because if those cars can survive what he did, they can survive what you will do This comment has been written by a guy who has been driving his 2011 Subaru outback for the entire time and is currently nearing the 200,000 mile point on the original motor and the original transmission and the original differentials. The only problem I've had was a transmission valve failure about 150,000 that I caught before it destroyed the transmission. I know some people have had their Outbacks throw rods at 90,000 but my family is owned Subarus about as far as I can remember and none of them have died on us. They've always been replaced because we've wanted to get a new Subaru

[@AdamNDJ]

We motorcyclists tend to use a variation of his motto; "When in doubt, flat out. It'll either solve the problem, or end the suspense." So far it has worked out for me 9:10 times, cept for the one that earned me a broken collar bone.

[@wereboarder2009]

My dad always went with variation when in doubt, throttle out when it came to motorcycles. Could have also come from his background as an airforce mechanic.

[@GloomGaiGar]

Only takes that one time it doesn't work to end the fun.

[@evor6s]

He is 90% of the reason I fell in love with Subaru's, and why I now own a 2003 blob Impreza. The Prodrive factory is 10 miles from where I used to live growing up, my mum and grandad both worked there at some point in their lives, and, of course, my own impreza hosts a few nice little prodrive bits here and there too

[@jessereeves3120]

We grew up with stories of grandparents being crazy, heroes etc. Imagine having video evidence of your grandpa being the the craziest driver ever.

[@bluenaite]

Fun Fact: In Australia the Legacy was called the Liberty because the name conflicted with a group called Legacy Australia who care for the families of military service veterans.

[@YHK_YT]

Colin McRae: DiRT on the Xbox 360 is the game that got me invested even more into racing and rally. I’ve been looking for a CD so I can replay the game for ages, don’t really want to order one from an online store as shipping costs will cost me a lot and having to deal with returns in case of a problem will be a headache by itself. Hopefully I find it soon before I give up for another year

[@ghazghkullthraka9714]

‘This one’s about gaining experience’ No better experience than knowing what to do when you fuck up

[@edsonbojorquez2913]

Played my first collin rally sim on pc in 2007, best game I have ever played to this day

[@BrianMac2601]

Flower of Scotland at the end was a nice touch for the legend. A few years ago I got to see Jimmy driving Colins championship car at an exhibition event in Glasgow called ignition, I also got to see David Coulthard drive a championship winning RB7...but Jimmy in Colins car!

[@davidmadisha123]

12:00 🤣 that subtle baby noise at Carlos

[@Rockatha]

Absolute legend. Thank you for doing a piece on Colin. I was such a fan I actually mourned his death. An absolute master of car control. If in doubt flat out.

[@bubisha229]

I love how the titles captioned Colin's "full zen driving style" 17:32

[@brodyingle177]

Both of my heros in one video james, and colin in that order

[@Aaron-is9xo]

Dirt rally 2.0 is the best rally game I have ever played, cars sound so real and physics feel insane.

[@MravacKid]

At the time Sebastian Loeb won his last WRC title, he had won a quarter of *all* WRC seasons ever contested, had an unprecedented (and still unrivaled) run of consecutive title wins, and became the most successful rally driver in history. He's a legend of the sport. But we still remember the relentless Scot that pretty much either won a rally or crashed out of it.

[@jeffrichards1537]

I had a buddy i used to ride dirtbikes with that had a sticker on his helmet that said "When in doubt gas it". Pretty much Colin's motto.

[@bizbob1]

The word Legend is used too often but this guy. 🙌♥

[@Real_Claudy_Focan]

Because he was wild was the reason he didnt win more, sounds harsh, but it's the reality ! Racing teams dont need reckless drivers, they need reliable ones with a good engineering background like Vatanen, Loeb and Rohrl ! Sainz was like McRae, too bold ! Didnt win much either ! Same with Lauda ; reliable, very toughtful way to think racing, won a lot !

[@sporkfindus4777]

I love Jimmy's Vauxhall Chevette HS/HSR in DTV livery. Colin McRae was a legend, but Richard Burns was also really cool. There was a lot of respect between them, but we lost them both in a very short space of time.

[@davidmason2179]

I loved watching him in the 90’s in L555BAT it was amazing. But he killed himself two children in a helicopter crash doing manoeuvre’s he wasn’t able to do. Plus he didn’t have the licence to pilot the helicopter either. When I found this out I was devastated, he went from a hero of mine to nothing. It still upsets me.

[@barethrylls8532]

if in doubt.... flat out!!! my fellow countryman and legend!

[@benpenagonzales6014]

Brilliantly done. Well done team

[@BobSmith-sc6dq]

"Slaying dirt full time" 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣👍👍👍

[@GrahamMcauley-x3m]

An absolute gem 💎 thanks for the video guys well deserved and well said on your behalf , true appreciated SCOTLAND!!!!!

[@Marc0Bece]

Nearly made me cry, no lie. RIP to the legend. I watched that XGames rally live and it was awesome to watch.

[@tonyspark1071]

Dear god I cried at the end. His poor parents. Lost their son and their grandson. god those poor people.

[@negadalucas]

Thank yo James for this video! Obrigado!

[@IndicaAU]

so thats the reason i remember blue and yellow subaru impreza never knew it was because of this man

[@aaronfields57]

I'm looking at buying a 91 Legacy turbo right now because of this Man

[@jaspertandy]

Colin McRae's mum impression is 100% accurate.

[@antti89993]

you guys should travel to finland when WRC tour is here, its insane how fast those maniacs drive on gravel.

[@SilverMist0121]

He was just the best i grew up on him was a sad day like today with ken block rip to both legends

[@LeafFerret]

You should've brought up his race at Rally Australia 2005 when he drove that uncompetitive Skoda Fabia competing with Harri Rovanpera in his uncompetitive Mitsubishi Lancer for 2nd but a problem with a clutch change meant he was forced to retire.

[@kevinkvs9746]

As a scotsman I like your impression of a Scottish accent 👍🏻😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Hym5225]

Wow I was looking forward to watching him .rip to a legend

[@RadioJedAye]

watching that man scream past me at over 140mph on a wet scottish rally is something I will never forget, RIP pal.

[@colinmcblock7]

This guy is the reason why I have a WRX STI in my driveway Rest in peace

[@TheCangar]

Entertaining video. Thanks!

[@salimsanchez89]

My favorite motorsport quote of all time..

[@JKG_Brandon]

IDK if you have ever had a more fitting Title. McRae was indeed DOPE! I remember watching thet X Games live, such a LEGEND!

[@sydtreasure8305]

Fark mate great narration. What a boss ✌️

[@volvobrynk]

Fun fact; he borrowed a car when the parents was out, and borrowed the license plate of his mothers grocery getter, because when he entered, he didn’t know there was road stages. Minor issue! 😂

[@illuminatedsoles331]

"When in doubt, go flat out." Did they ever make that into a shirt? on second thought, some idiots might take it seriously but fuck I'd buy one

[@johnscott5187]

I'd say something about the importance of reliable cars here but I don't own any,, never have. That hits hard

[@TheBigChad]

That was a dope x games. Reallly remember able with the jake brown fall and the roll over finish in rally

[@kimemianjuguna7671]

Rewatching this hoping you guys do a ken block one.

[@murphyslaw7815]

Love this channel. Even when I know the whole story. I laugh my ass off hearing you tell it! 👏 👏

[@StevieObieYT]

What a Legend! "When in doubt, Go Flat Out!" R.I.P. Colin McRae

[@nocraic]

That 1995 Jordan in the 1996 colours is gorgeous