LOEB onboard Rallye Monte-Carlo 2015 Citroën DS3 WRC Stage 10 Lardier et Valença

Sébastien Loeb on board in his Citroën DS3 WRC rally car, on the icy roads in France on the Rallye Monte-Carlo 2015 , the first round of the World Rally Championship 2015 season.
Sebastien Leob fastest on 5 stages and had been leading the rally, fighting with Sébastien Ogier until stage 8 when he hit a wall and damaged the Citroën DS3 WRC rally car. and only finished 8th. Watch our Monte Carlo 2015 highlights here: • Rallye Monte-Carlo 201...
Stage name and distance: SS10 Lardier et Valença - Faye 51.70 km
Rally car: Citroën DS3 WRC. Rally Team: Citroën Total Abu Dhabi WRT
Daniel Elena LOEB French / Français
Loeb stage time: 31 minutes 23.1 seconds. Average speed 98.8
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5:35 into the village of Barcillonnette with the first signs of ICE, 9:22 in the sunshine no ice - in the shadows lots of ice, 11:13 the CRASH of Sébastien Chardonnet in a Citroën DS3 WRC, 15:48 less ice now, dry fast road, 18:43 up to FULL SPEED, 20:17 very FAST again, 24:08 fast through village of Le Sarret, 26:28 LONG FAST section FLAT OUT, 28:27 careful over the last patches of ICE "Glace!" Loeb was 3rd fastest in this stage, Robert Kubica was 41.2 seconds faster, and Kris Meeke 7.8 seconds faster. Sebastien Leob was fastest on 5 stages and had been leading the rally, fighting with Sébastien Ogier until stage 8 when he hit a wall and damaged the Citroën DS3 WRC rally car. and only finished 8th. Watch our Monte Carlo 2015 highlights here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIKlopZrfdGahLc

[@KoMDraegast]

Kubica 41.2 sec faster than Loeb?

[@CicaeMeow]

@@KoMDraegast I gues Kubica had snpw tires.

[@Marauder1981]

Dear FIA, if you really care then please reupload this in HD

[@a1tpseud0nym30]

lmao Kubica WILDIN with that stage time jesus

[@nicola.turotti]

Started the video with the intent to watch a couple of minutes; stayed for the whole 31:52 minutes. Loeb immense!

[@aguamenti8425]

😂😂😂

[@TheAldo32]

Loeb is the number 1. His driving style is perfection. Fast and clean from start to the end. Respect 100%

[@kresimircosic9035]

Loeb is a master of risk/reward - hence why he is a 9 times world champion.

[@phide1312]

watching this is so satisfying :D

[@joancarlesvadillo7652]

Hypnotic!

[@KULTURA-ZDOROVYA]

Maestro.

[@albancompany6182]

Impressionnant !! Et Bravo pour cette leçon de pilotage ❤❤

[@Jos3d3J3sus67]

Fantástico mister Loeb, final ou a parte final desta especial é Linda de curvas rápidas e além do gelo 🙏

[@jaumejorda2932]

Un Dios de la conducción. Con ganas de ver el tercer asalto de la lucha de titanes del Dakar Sainz vs Loeb.

[@davy7469]

du pur plaisir!!!

[@miyaaaaw]

Mesmerizing 🔥

[@actarys]

4:07 I would have continued straight 😂

[@michaelfisher9671]

Darling! I'm home!

[@alexpayette4588]

DONT CUT!

[@davidperezmarin8865]

Tengo la sensación de que si en un juego como Dirt, conduces así, te sacan un mundo de tiempo.... Por eso no me gusta Dirt. Es hipnótico ver conducir a este hombre. Es como si un piloto de circuito hiciera rallys, no hay sobresaltos, no hay errores claros, casi no hay tensión. Es todo absolutamente natural. Impresionante.

[@adarvirohfanbelarus8889]

magnificent

[@eoghanburke2581]

It's crazy how cautious they have to be on the ice... It's like a slow-mo replay.

[@miyaaaaw]

Triple caution triple caution!

[@KrystianMajewski92]

I still don't understand why they haven't uploaded Kubica's time from SS10 from 2015. Since 2015, people were asking for it, because it was 41.2 seconds faster than Loeb, but the WRC doesn't want to show it since then.

[@joancarlesvadillo7652]

Petrolhead Heaven he crossed throught land 😂😂

[@strahinjastevic7480]

You're kidding right, lol

[@alre9766]

Indeed Kubica was faster on this one... but he crashed after kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5mlo6ybj7J2ptk. Ogier won the Monte Carlo 2015 in the end.

[@ermisvilleda5557]

nice video

[@eduardbanches5215]

пздц пока смотрел видео так проникся в трассу внимательно что было ощущение как будто с ним проехался, збс, пойду в Dirt Rally поиграю

[@gabox01]

It's amazing that people are still allowed anywhere on the track. Like at 10:50 is crazy.

[@dietermuller6356]

Rally is real driving ... Forget about F1 haha

[@flavb22]

18:26 and After to the end

[@matto9734]

High speed sightseeing ;-)

[@StewartEvans52]

At least after watching this i know what left or right means in french lol

[@LJT9393]

Rallying is the one sport left where it hasn’t been ruined by safety precautions and rules. Aside from people gathering around the road and parting ways when the car came through but that’s just not very smart to begin with.

[@BLITZKRIEG1]

11:14 someone is off the road!

[@max27stoner]

Looks like Sebastien Chardonnet's car.

[@rogervallecillo292]

It's Ken Block.

[@outsidethepyramid]

11:13 the CRASH of Sébastien Chardonnet in a Citroën DS3 WRC

[@craigcooper1967]

OMG, that ice on the road... yikes

[@JurekBogdanowicz]

KUBICA Robert -41.2 seconds faster :) can you upload his onboard to compare the differences?

[@lolkingrd440]

Snippy oh lawd these roasts

[@presidentkimi975]

41 seconds? Damn... that's impressive. Where did Kubica finish the rally? Oh wait...

[@tobbebergman7583]

Probably in a tree somewhere !

[@presidentkimi975]

Nope, but close enough. He crashed in a ditch and then the car rolled backwards downhill into 2 parked cars.

[@presidentkimi975]

+Jan www.ewrc-results.com/final/18216-rallye-automobile-de-monte-carlo-2015/ you don't get world championship points for winning stage 10. As much as his drive in this stage was impressive, it was useless none the less , as he never materialised that pace , form and especially tyres which were probably the main reason why he was so fast. He got almost 2 minutes on Ogier that stage and Seb won the rally. To finish first , first you have to finish.

[@sddddd208]

Такая длинная трасса？ Это нормально？

[@mrboss2924]

Stage km?

[@28reyhanyudhistiraaldani20]

You mean this stage is longer than Nunburgring?

[@VaggelisKlironomos]

51.70k

[@imgahey]

I'm imagining he is late for work

[@TorAndreBrresen]

The snow in MC, the only place in the championship where you could be faster with your FWD Fiesta on proper tyres...

[@Mati03x]

HD