Renties Ypres Rally Belgium 2021: FASTEST in SHAKEDOWN : Thierry Neuville Onboard

Thierry Neuville onboard of his fastest drive on shakedown, the final practice before the Ypres Rally Belgium 2021 starts later with stage 1.
Rally car is Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC rally car.
Co Driver is Martijn Wydaeghe reading pacenotes in French.
Shakedown is 9.81 km long.
Thierry Neuville stage time was 4 minutes 22.5 seconds
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[@TM-fireball]

I have never seen such a beautiful rally. may be there again next year in the World Rally Championship

[@Alex_Z95]

Such a beautiful road.I hope Ypres will remain in the calendar.

[@stevevanderstraeten7899]

FOCUS Thierry et GOOD LUCK chez nous !!!

[@caribshogun9772]

Neuville has to be the best of the best in the world for rallying 👍

[@derekfromtauranga6012]

This is when you need good pace notes going this fast on tarmac hitting the limiter in top gear. Hope they have sorted the suspension woes they have had lately.

[@iHatePRND]

3:31 = 13 seconds of W.O.T. with the last 5 bouncing off the limiter.

[@bulterriersanromangomez2152]

Neuvill Fetén . ! Tienen que ganar un Mundial ? Es el más rápido de todos

[@schorschkluni5067]

Same crazy cutting like in Germany !

[@4leafclover237]

Neat driving 👍

[@patrickousselin7142]

Sacré pilote j'espère que tu vas gagner car tu le mérite soie régulier pour éviter la sortie

[@DDANGNOOAH]

good job

[@zaminamirbinidrus2971]

GOOD JOBS.....NEUIVELLL

[@NotionLab]

Caution rear suspension - NO MORE RETIREMENT plz

[@dt2981]

Country roads ... Take me home ...

[@tomweyts]

we belgians have the best rally country roads my friend XD

[@jonckheerebart9002]

Such a shame gouvernement not support this rally 😢

[@lefranor5773]

That's how my grandad used to go to school.

[@arbiniar1051]

👏👏

[@PimSchouten]

Why is the sound so fk low? I wanna hear everything un muted and hard af. Common guys.

[@miguelsolaz7617]

💘💘

[@patrickousselin7142]

Neuville fout une raclée a Ogier sa ferai plaisir à bcp de personnes !!! 😁

[@jamesbondie4645]

Phantastique Thierry, mais attention, il faut tenir la voiture au milieu de la route, pour ne pas arracher une ou deux roues !!!!!!!!!! En tous cas, courage et soyez modéré dans certaines spéciales trop cassantes.

[@0210mick]

Why we calling it Ypres when it's in the Dutch speaking part of Belgium

[@Michiel-]

Because the old name is ypres now its Ieper

[@jamesbondie4645]

@@Michiel- YPRES klinkt toch internationaler............. of niet soms............ marketing vermoed ik....... en op de wereldkaart vind je IEPER niet, maar veel meer in het Engels en Frans

[@abbykeyzer]

Ypres is french for Yper in regional language or Ieper in Dutch

[@0210mick]

That's the problem with french (speaking). They want to do everything in their own language. When you go just over the border in Flanders you find they can speak french beside dutch but when you go just over the border in Wallonia they only speak french.

[@dennisluts4860]

@@0210mick its english, ypres is also the english name of the town because of ww1

[@clarissafarmer3547]

Just goin to the shops, you guys want anything? Also imagine if C.McRae (RIP) had this much downforce, he could have crashed at even higher speeds!! Jk

[@Radionut]

Yawn

[@lennywhite8531]

Yawn

[@aldopratama4099]

Yawn

[@tashdemash2554]

@@aldopratama4099 Yawn

[@ibimslawa]

What a boring stage

[@lapokpl1]

I have never seen such boring rally routes

[@peterducodil9890]

Nobody cares

[@tomweyts]

Thats why the WRC drivers say its one of the more challenging rally's they have driven , so it has to be boring :) go watch darts mate