NEUVILLE onboard Rallye Deutschland 2014 - Dhrontal Stage - Hyundai i20 WRC

Thierry Neuville onboard Rallye Deutschland 2014. Flat out WRC onboard asphalt rally action on Dhrontal stage through the vineyards in Germany. Rallye Deutschland onboard for the World Rally Championship in one of the best WRC onboard 2014 videos. Rally winner Thierry Neuville in his Hyundai 120 WRC rally car. 1:12 almost a crash as he slides and drives onto the grass, 3:43 passing a Ford Fiesta R2 rally car stopped in the first pass through this stage earlier, 6:01 small jump, 9:45 normal traffic on the highway next to the rally stage, 11:19 Thierry Neuville flat out maximum attack on this long fast straight.
Stage name and distance: SS17 Dhrontal 2 - 18.03 km
Co driver is Nicolas Gilsoul reading pace notes in French / Francais.
Rally car is Hyundai i20 WRC
Stage time for Neuville 11 minutes 41.2 seconds. 4th fastest in this stage.
Stage winner Mikko Hirvonen. Rally winner Thierry Neuville.
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1:12 Hyundai i20 WRC rally car slides and drives onto the grass, 3:43 passing a Ford Fiesta R2 rally car stopped in the first pass through this stage earlier, 6:01 small jump, 9:45 normal traffic on the highway next to the rally stage, 11:19 long fast straight flat out maximum attack by Thierry Neuville.

[@taufiqutomo]

9:48 is quite epic if you start thinking how the "ordinary" driver on the asphalt road would think when seeing a rally driver on a mission.

[@dirtroadie4642]

taufiqutomo i would really be inspired if I was on that motorway!

[@gianluca5638]

neuville is a beast. if he learn that not everytime you have to push yourself to the limit, he's a future world champion.

[@fernandashahalrizqy4119]

Let's hope so

[@MGOFor3ver]

Wow, what a beautiful stage! I dind't see a stage with so much vegetation like this even in videogames.

[@justahyundai]

MGOFor3ver wtf some of that is pitch black

[@jendabekCZ]

Welcome to Europe ;)

[@brechtv1269]

I know this is for free and I'm not in a position to demand sth but it would be great to see the speed indicator, like erc has this longtime..

[@damarfadlan9251]

Perfect way to rewatch those onboard videos during 2020 corona outbreak...

[@donkyuhbuhts540]

Wow probably the best onboard I've seen in a long time! Absolutely incredible!

[@Nightswipe1]

Codemasters, add this stage to Dirt Rally. WRC - Thanks for making the video without cameraangles showing the drivers, great immersion!

[@giacomosirchia7604]

11:31 omg he opens NOS like in Need for Speed game! amazing driver

[@StreetComp]

Gotdamn! That was awesome. Rally drivers are the best drivers in the world

[@Bog2901]

Amazing stage, amazing driving

[@wasispeeding1021]

Amazing run! Very skilled and focused driver.

[@dylanw9412]

His co driver must drink like a gallon of water after this lol. As usual, excellent driving, and what a beautiful course!

[@Doerby]

1:16 :D lucky moment

[@pedrocalorio1655]

Brilhant car control

[@tacman1974]

pedro calorio I totally agree. Amazing control. Superb driving!! Makes it look easy but it is very difficult. Top driver!!

[@alessandrodamiani3098]

Totally agree with both of you!!! He is my favourite

[@damarfadlan9251]

@@pedrocalorio1655 this is the great way to relive those onboard vids during 2020 corona quarantine...

[@abuismail5630]

phenomenal driving, so long at such speed, these drivers are great.

[@sylvinus33]

7:15 "-ça va? -ouaip!"

[@eee-wz1ff]

😂

[@PlateformeHorizon25]

Superbe spéciale ! Super pilote !

[@chrisclaude985]

très beau pilotage continue de nous faire vibrer courage

[@joelpierre9000]

waouuuuuuuuuu super incroyablement beau a voir de l'intérieur !!!

[@eee-wz1ff]

1:19 heatlight detected

[@zokaladzin]

best stage in all wrc championship,thanks wrc

[@danihensal]

Precioso rally

[@holomraz1]

Respect, its excelent, without mistake, bravo

[@Alpha_star_xx]

Pl5

[@adalto5904]

very amazing, great!

[@Alpha_star_xx]

Virtueel

[@endroendro9181]

Selamat sukses terus buat hiundai. Dan panjang umur sehat selalu buat joki hiundai vis.....

[@gorandarknes6526]

[@SirAceMcFly]

i was there!

[@CicaeMeow]

Dat sound

[@efootballstarikborgir]

Cool

[@convarHUN]

The only problem with the video is that someone kept turning off the lights in the forest sections :D

[@djof16]

crazy !

[@antonen87]

why is the onboard without brightness auto-adjust? Back in 2002 the onboards were already pretty neat, can't justify that one...

[@Alpha_star_xx]

Fake

[@ArnoldTriyudho]

Keep uploading some onboards to KZbin..!!

[@Alpha_star_xx]

Wvl

[@ulysse21]

Good job. Almost as good as me. Keep up the good work boys. You're walking on my paths to the world title

[@alessandrodamiani3098]

Hahaha

[@manzzand3506]

Fuh...the best

[@junwu7367]

这个赛道有点意思啊！

[@bardns3759]

mortel le cicuit ; rapide 1 sec apres lent et technique ; piegeux ; changement de piste ( et de revetement ) ; sous-bois..

[@maxim1212]

ахуеть. круто

[@GamingTard]

No speedometer !!! wtf!?

[@Alpha_star_xx]

You see it....fake

[@panch01988]

Do drivers use some sort of special glasses to be able to see the road on those super dark places?

[@1hdsquad]

I guess its the cam that is dark, not the stage

[@boingo102]

The human eye is much more efficient at catching light than any camera available to the public.

[@curry4life10]

That camera has a very poor auto ISO algorithm and maybe even a poor image sensor.

[@Strongpoint100]

is it just me or is he braking kind of a bit early?

[@Hejhopp1337]

He had a comfortable lead, he just wanted to bring the car to the finish with no problems.

[@tacklefatkids]

Hejhopp1337 good observation the kid likes to play it safe

[@ST-kp4qu]

Brakes on asphalt heat up very quickly, if you brake hard all the time you'll heat up your brakes too much and you'll result in a loss of braking power. Overall they're human and fear is what makes them brake sometimes a bit early, considering the fact they can not know every default on the road that can make them lose traction at a moment comparing to track racing in which you know how the car will behave at that one corner etc... So in rally you are basically all the time wondering if the reward > risk, if not, don't do it.

[@541oregon]

This AD is painful to watch.

[@Alpha_star_xx]

That sounds not like the car from ville

[@bhayuyudhi2550]

1:01 what???

[@Spyker8921]

Yeah it's dark

[@TommyEss]

3:43min wtf hahaha

[@alessandrodamiani3098]

Do you mean the fiesta on the right?

[@anieckele]

Am I the only one who finds Rallye Deutschland extremely boring? Rally cars going at 60 km/h in an endless artificial maze of 90 degree junctions and hairpins. No flow, no rhythm, no speed. Just junction after junction after junction. It's basically a full event of Mickey Mouse stages. Panzerplatte is a cool stage, but the rest is the most boring and soulless event on the calendar in my opinion. Yet everyone seems to love it. I don't get it. How I miss Corsica and Sanremo...

[@1hdsquad]

As a German: Thought the same

[@iDZeroo]

And they prefer to remove the stages of Monaco rally in the Vercors ...

[@dan75dy]

You'll have to post the timecode for the 60kph section... I must have missed it?!

[@jamesross2373]

I would agree with you, but I didn't see any evidence of what you said in this video.

[@Hejhopp1337]

If you hate rally cars going slow and hairpins and such, then how could you miss Corsica and San Remo? Corsica had endless hairpins, and San Remo is one of the slowest tarmac rallies. Rally Germany is one of the fastest asphalt experiences in the WRC