Misha Charoudin's SHOCKING Truth About Racing the Nürburgring!

[@xX_Gravity_Xx]

This man has my full respect. He's open, honest, and full of the kind of energy that many people, myself included, can only hope to express. You would never have known how deep his story goes, and that's a testament to his character. No joke, someone should write a movie about him.

[@theManager629]

Agree!

[@spongbob18]

hes a superstar without knowing it i almost idle this dude

[@bitjockey]

you almost what?@@spongbob18

[@Proranis]

quite impressive indeed

[@oskarrrw]

yes!

[@arkad4357]

Exactly a year ago I visited the Nurburgring for the first time with my mom. We watched the DTM races and then went to Apex to do a lap each in the Cupra. I booked a lap with an instructor and I was hoping to see Misha while at Apex. I was given a helmet, and when I got out Misha told me to get into the car with him! I didn’t expect this to happen at all but this was a dream come true. I’ve been watching Misha ever since the Boosted Boris days and his content made me obsessed with the track and made visiting the Ring my biggest dream. Experiencing the Ring with Misha made me feel extremely safe and I had a great time. When Misha said he gets a bit emotional when he sees a mother and son come to Apex together I couldn’t help but think about my dad. I was 12 years old when he passed away (it had been 7 years by then) and he was the person who got me into cars from birth. Both my mom and I were very emotional throughout this trip, knowing it would be me and my dad if he were alive. Misha and his content filled a big hole my father left, igniting my passion for cars and giving me a life goal during the hardest times of my life. In retrospect, it almost feels like my dad sent Misha to be my instructor around the Ring that day, and it certainly made my dream come true the best possible way even if it was without my dad. I want to take this opportunity to thank Misha for everything he’s done for me and for the special experience ❤

[@mgcharoudin]

I'm happy to read you have had a great trip. It's also quite a coincidence I instructed you, because I simply don't really do this for the last 2 years.

[@breannathompson9094]

So beautiful, we need more of this in todays world. Just misha being a downright awesome guy and giving forward sets the stage for a lifelong memory for us.

[@utubetattoodude]

What a good post bro made me cry the world needs more people like u in it hard out I bet yah fathers so so proud watching from where ever we go.

[@the_mcmartin]

I'm happy to know you had a pleasant and blessed experience. I'm very hopeful that I'll be able to meet Misha someday too.

[@arkad4357]

@@utubetattoodude just saw this, made me smile ❤️

[@myrmeko]

This was the first podcast i ever watched. Watched it from begening to end. It has been one of the most interesting stories i've ever heard. Now i finally understand why Misha has this constant "melancholic vibe" to him, even when he seems happy. Been through so much betrayal, loss and disappointment, that it's hard to heal back fully from it.

[@mgcharoudin]

You're not wrong

[@Bmwbanditt]

@@mgcharoudinall the best homie

[@myrmeko]

@@mgcharoudin I could only say that i unfortunately guessed right. Maybe someday you'll finally feel "at home", because your story really fits with the lyrics of the song "Long Way Home" from Middle Class Rut. Anyway, like everyone else, i hope i'll get to the ring after i finish modding my car. (Golf 3 Syncro, GTI 16V swapped.)

[@EyesOnlyNL]

Welcome to the world of running your own business(es). It's just part of it. You learn a valuable lesson each time and come back stronger.

[@averyanovvasily586]

@@mgcharoudinСпасибо за этот разговор с Беном! Спасибо за эмоции с NR! Удачи во всём!

[@kevinmcg6747]

I’ve drifted out and in with Misha videos and even go back to the boosted boris days. However I believe in the last year or so we’ve seen more of Misha in terms of his openness, his driving craft and his enjoyment of spending time with car enthusiasts. All the best Misha with the next chapter whatever that may be.

[@mgcharoudin]

❤

[@nigspeed]

Indeed. Always enjoyed his enthusiasm in his videos. Interesting back stories Misha.

[@79RockShox]

I agree I know most of this as followed from boosted boris/the start of apex etc, but it is good to hear it's not some narrative and he is who we think he is most of the time. :) - Be good to see some more of Robert, Diana etc, I miss seeing the team. :)

[@jasonruch3529]

Well said! 👍

[@cristianr3712]

​@@mgcharoudin Misha please what's the name of the song? "Baldricks smatana demoto" just guessing, can't find it. By the way, love your channel, lots of respect now knowing how it all came together, thank you for sharing.

[@LinseLoko_Alberto]

The last 15 minutes are absolutely heartbreaking. We never know what's behind someone's past. Now I understand you a little more, your actions and your decisions, and you being or at least showing a positive vibe most of time is impresive and admiring. Stay up king, you are loved and you matter to so much people, you are strong and, after watching this you've become like a "hero" for a lot of us who also are struggling, and can empathise more with you and have someone to look up to. Thanks.

[@mgcharoudin]

❤

[@flannelderek]

@@mgcharoudin It's extremely brave to discuss something like that Misha, especially in front of an audience. Hopefully you went through the process of therapy / counselling for it and are on the right tracks with the baggage and trauma. Thank you for sharing with us, you are an inspiration to many💪

[@XJR15ftw]

@@mgcharoudin Don't like the whole parasocial shit with youtubers, however: Your videos are amazing, I like how you're always keeping it positive and seeing the good in things etc. Hope everything goes well and thanks for sharing your story.

[@stavroskyriacos8616]

@@flannelderek😊😊

[@samdub]

Also, don’t rush a story or conversation man. I’ve enjoyed your shorter form podcasts but generally an hour is quite short for a podcast these days, and tbh some of them could or should have been longer because the stories are important and interesting!

[@CyroTheSpider]

Yeah the guy has super interesting stories. Don't interrupt him.

[@Caronte4116]

I only watched a few Misha's videos, but this interview is MASSIVE. Not only for the quality of the questions, but also for let him speak freely while explaining how he got to the Ring FOR ALMOST AN HOUR. Ultimately, kudos to Misha for being so open to speak of certain topics which for sure is not easy to talk to.

[@edinburghwatchcompany247]

What a brilliant interview. I've had the pleasure of spending time with Misha in and out of the car and watching this sincere and honest conversation endorses why he has become such a popular guy. Wishing you both every success in building your businesses.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Very kind words 🙏

[@adri1leusha]

Couldn't agree more! It's nice to hear Misha count these stories. He can talk a little more when he's not concentrating on not crashing a car in a 200 kmh corner :p

[@MrAdopado]

Yes a brilliant interviewer and brilliant interviewee. It's great when an interviewer knows when to let the person speak uninterrupted ... and also great when the interviewee is sufficiently comfortable to be so open in sharing their story. Top notch stuff.

[@Sierra-rx9ke]

Massive respect for your commitment supporting your father in such crucial moments - huuuuge respect and admiration for this.

[@mgcharoudin]

❤

[@sausage9145]

At first I was like "here we go again with the youtube algorithm, some clickbaity podcast about the haha go fast nurburgring guy" but this ended up heartbreaking... Misha you're a legend, and you deserve all the best. The world needs more people like you in it.

[@Jardier]

Thank you for the podcast. Watching Misha on and off for past couple of years. Recently finally went to Nurburgring myself and its just insane experience and what he does is just epic!

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Cheers Jardier :)

[@DeadBeatDex]

It's nice to hear Misha's story. I think many people probably see him as some rich guy that gets to drive all of these fancy cars around one of the world's best racetracks for free, but like most people, he's just a regular person with his own worries and struggles.

[@Tom_Mroz]

Misha is very pure human. Very honest. Maybe at times too honest for his own good, but on the other hand his honesty is the reason we enjoy his YT channel.

[@Delmar9885]

Started watching Micha since he formed the team with Jimmy and Steve (SuperGT). His energy and openness in his videos besides how accessible/understanding he makes the more technical parts of the track and some of the cars. Nothing but love for the guy. :)

[@rel04ding58]

Misha is just overall a great guy, been a viewer since many years ago, and to this day his rs6 videos helping people still warms my heart. Keep going Misha

[@milkshake1993]

I lost my father to Alzheimers last year and I miss him greatly. I understamd his pain.. Thank you for sharing a little more about you Misha, we support you 10000% ❤❤

[@Jakubnohava1]

His journey is mindblowing, nothing but respect to Misha.

[@TjibbeVieberink]

I just can say. Misha, thank you very much for your honesty. The time has flown by listing to this great podcast. Also, thank you Ben!

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

You are so welcome!

[@NakedBikeJase]

​@@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast This is the first interview I have seen you have done, Ben. They were very well thought out and meaningful questions. I didn't think I would watch the whole Podcast when I saw the timestamp but it didn't feel that long. Misha's stories were so interesting and it really gave us a good insight to all the challenges and struggles behind someone's smiles and success. Thanks for a great interview! Yes, it would be good to see a video of you on a lap of the Nurburgring being scared shitless by Misha 👌🏽

[@joeb1737]

Incredible episode. Possibly the longest singular podcast I've ever watched, but it was worth every second. Misha is so interesting and engaging in everything that he talks about. Huge points for driving down there too Ben, that's dedication right there. Keep up the great work!

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Cheers Joe!

[@damalielimartinezu3378]

Me and my uncle have been watching Misha’s Nurburgring videos for the last 3 months. EVERY afternoon we sit and watch the daily video while we eat. Its getting to a point where we are thinking about traveling to Germany to visit this gem of a track, and hopefully we can meet Misha in person. 😆🤘🏽💪🏽🐐

[@mgcharoudin]

Hope to meet you guys!

[@keirbrown7734]

Great interview Ben. Showing the personal humility of a hard knock life. and the real characters it produces, with zero pretention. Bravo man. We all need more intelligent British Podcasters

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Thanks so much! This was not Long after i had started! Check out my latest ones 😃🙌

[@boost7983]

300 kph on a racetrack, with your grandma, who is into it, is so special. What a great memory. Interesting podcast, thanks. Best of luck to Misha.

[@StillShatter]

This podcast was amazing absolutely love Misha and all his content have been watching him for years now. Not going to lie I teared up a bit hearing him talk about his father and mother, my dad left us around the age of ten as well and I too had to be the frog that turned the milk into cream....you are an amazing person Misha never stop being you!!!

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Thank you for the kind words🙌

[@Carltonpenguin]

I dont usually comment but this is really the best podcast episode i have ever heard, i dont usually listen to them because i find them boring but this was really great. Thank you for creating this.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Wow, thank you!

[@IKenKaneki]

Misha isn’t just a phenomenal driver. He is an incredible strong human being who have been through a lot and always improved out of shitty situations. You sir have my fullest respect and your a great example of a man!

[@TheDonCucaracho]

Holy shit this interview went from fun KZbin personality to real man to man talk. Misha, you're a real one

[@rhyswilliams4893]

I do love a he prefers to explain the process of what he's done in great detail instead of giving simple boring answers. He's a dream for a podcast interview, ask 7 questions and get 1hr 30 mins of hugely interesting content

[@darrensamuels1511]

Misha you did the right thing by protecting your mum mate. I know how you feel my Dad was the same. At the end of the day my wife and I looked after my Dad when he was dying he was only 50 years old. I made my peace with him before he passed so believe me mate you have done the right things. 🙏🇦🇺

[@SkywardOne]

I was not expecting Misha to be so open, but I'm glad he was. Great interview!

[@andreimadalinneagu]

I met Misha one year ago at the Nurburgring and I can openly say that he's the same person in real life, a friendly person, knowledgeable, down to earth and funny. He deserves all the praise he's getting. Hat off

[@fico96]

Kudos to Misha for having so much patience considering that the host constantly asked Misha to talk about the Ring and only the Ring despite the fact that Misha planned to get to the same topic through his own story and his own way. The point of a podcast is not just to tell a story about one topic, but for people to meet someone they might only watch in the car in this case. Anyway, good job Misha, but the host... that's another story

[@rintusebastian9088]

Misha, You are a fucking King. You inspire so many people on so many levels, I'm still not done watching the video but i literally had to stop just to comment that Misha is absolutely insane especially with his racekraft and mindset

[@mgcharoudin]

Thank you❤

[@rintusebastian9088]

@@mgcharoudin I am at my budding karting career stage, and seeing you really makes me inspired to go forward, Thank you for your content.

[@rintusebastian9088]

@@mgcharoudin i hope to one day drive at the nurburgring hopefully as good as you with time and practice. Keep uploading the videos please! You are an inspiration even in countries where racing still is a taboo (india ☠️)

[@mikehunt1528]

Please don't swear.

[@rintusebastian9088]

@@mikehunt1528 ❄️

[@pwollerman]

What a wonderful interview. I’ve been watching Misha and sim racing the Nurburgring for several years now, appreciate the insights. How brave for him to open up about his mum and his dad. Thank you so much

[@MachMotorsport]

Been watching Misha since day one and such an amazing story! Last 20 minutes just brings a whole new level of respect for him and an appreciation for his journey

[@thomschraa2001]

I have been a fan of misha since boosted boris. Hearing all this I am happy that his channel has grown so much. He has earned it and deserves it all. Keep up the great video's misha en continue to show us how beautifully the Nürnburgring is.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

You are an OG !

[@HugoAraujoRacing]

I've been hearing this podcast for a while, i think after Mat Armstrong podcast... this for me was the best mostly because Misha is a true legend, it was awesome to hear these stories until boosted boris stuff. He really left everything in the table. Genuinely a nice guy i have the pleasure to met 👍👍 congratulations my friend on the deserved success and much more to come 🙌🙌

[@MrWorldasmaya]

The last 30 minutes make the entire interview worth watching. Not because of the obvious pain, sorrow, and longing. Rather the vulnerable & open sharing of the human experience; one that's not neat nor tidy and fake like far too many Instagram & Social Media 'influencers'.

[@thomasmoenen157]

Misha is the man! I have been following Misha since the Boostedboris days and also since the Ringgarage days with the e36. Because of the video's Misha made in the past I had a bit of an understanding of the stories. But Misha elaborating on this had me hooked. Love his content and will be watching it daily for as long as Misha will continue to produce video's!

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

We all love his videos!

[@Torquematterz]

after watching this start to finish, my respect had grown even deeper for him not just as a funny guy who is an amazing driver but as an all around man

[@rhino202]

Great interview. He is so open about his life. As long as the interview is, I could have easily listened to hours more.

[@PatilHarshavardhan-u5p]

Genuinely happy with misha's success on youtube. I always admired his efforts and genuineness in his videos, but listening to him talk about everything that he has been through just puts more perspective on who he is as a person. I only have increased admiration for him now. Also very well on Benedict for making this podcast happen!!

[@masterofnothing2327]

Misha is such a nice bloke. He is so honest with his life story, he deserves every bit of success he gets.

[@kostistau]

what a great guy, Im following Misha for years now and its so cool to hear his stories

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

He has a lot to tell!

[@terborgh8757]

Geweldig! Volg ik hem al een tijdje, en nooit geweten dat hij een link heeft met Nederland. Leuk.

[@vinnyvsx4954]

Wow, this hit me hard. Misha and I have a similar parent situation. I'm 35 and recently had a mental breakdown. Life just felt impossible, but through counselling and cutting ties with certain people, I'm slowly finding who I am again. Through this whole mental episode, I lost my passion for everything, Nurburgring included. I'm going back at the end of Sept and I'd love to grab a beer with Misha. Probs never happen, but would be mega 🍻

[@mgcharoudin]

At least say hello!

[@vinnyvsx4954]

@@mgcharoudin That would be cool. I'll be in either my M2 or Clio Cup 😃

[@mfelipetc]

Hope you get better soon and stays fine. Cheers!

[@vinnyvsx4954]

@@mfelipetc Thank you 🙂

[@oldblack15]

If you have not already,, check out a song titled Hi Ren, by Ren. Seems to be helping lots of people. Lots of other songs also.

[@andypullin4702]

That was a superb and honest interview, Misha is so genuine and open that people can relate, and the same comes across in his own videos. Will be a sad day if and when he quits the Ring but if that's what's best, then that's what's best.

[@Mateusz_Szalajda]

I have watched whole podcast and this is where man can cry 😬 I've been watching Misha since the beginning of boosted boris and i like where things went also i didn't realize how difficult was his story, hopefully soon one of my car's will be ready enough for him to drive it and have longer conversation

[@Cato_Emil]

Misha deserves a lot of respect. Stoic and an honest man.

[@valherustinger7848]

Reason why misha grew so fast was people like me are complete noobs behind a wheel yet people watch my content. I had at least 600-700k views per video just drifting around in a sim. I didnt take my channel serious and my videos were made with a toaster camera. I was embarresed of the quality of my clips and I was sick of answering the same question on how to do things so i deleted all my videos lol. Now imagine someone who knows how to drive doing it in real life in all the cars, car guys love. Misha is what the internet has been waiting for.

[@Bunchofhelmets]

Had the pleasure of meeting Misha (and Pancake) last year and he's such a genuine and humble man, loved our laps and because of his videos I've gone back many times whilst introducing friends to the Ring. Lets hope the years to come continue to grow for Misha.

[@jonboyy1327]

30 seconds into the video I’m hooked. As a subscriber of Misha’s I know this will be a good upload.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Hope you enjoyed!

[@jonboyy1327]

@@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast Absolutely ! Two very interesting characters both yourself & Misha. I have to also say the Ring lap was entertaining as well hahaa

[@sejn2587]

What an incredible and open conversation. Incredible Misha, Genuinely it's bee a pleasure to see your brand grow and grow!

[@Richie-C]

Super interview. I have observed that a lot of super high achievers have a bit of pain (from whatever) that they need to bury and you can bury it with work or sport or whatever. Great advice from your buddy re settling down. Also you work hard Misha and in general you are a super balanced individual that becomes even more professional every video. Take a bow dude, you have achieved a lot.

[@elliotmeek3375]

Brought a tear to my eye near the end of this podcast. After watching Misha for nearly 5 years this was an incredible memoir of a side that I never knew. A true definition of diamonds are forged under pressure!

[@tunes4life]

Wanting to rush into how Misha got to the ring, was slightly not needed, as thoroughly enjoyed listening to and happily learning the back story of his previous life in such intense vivid detail... as you rarely get so much detail about anyone's life, in either documents or podcasts... so, while i understand that time is fairly limited, personally i would have let Misha run his stories for however long, and edited the podcast into 2 or 3 parts, if needed.... EDIT : Wow, i certainly did not expect the last 15 minutes to be that intense... and learning what i did, did hit me just as hard... and sooo glad you toughened up and made it to where you are today, Misha! Proud of you somehow!

[@EyesOnlyNL]

Misha is a legend. Been following his story for many many years and I love his open and honest attitude.

[@hagridsbeardguy1399]

Loved this episode! Thanks Misha and Ben, so many memories coming up for me! 1:26:27 Grandma gets it! 😃 Ive noticed there are two milestones in life where people have a radical shift in thinking and it usually involves acceptance, seeing them embracing authenticity and abandoning fear(s). This is around the time people turn 60, and then again when they approach/enter their 80s with a decent bill of health/quality of life. The closer we get to completing the circle of life, the less intimidating death seems to become. My grandmother is 89 and terrified of snakes, and she's in a good bit of pain a lot of the time following multiple back and wrist surgeries, Arthritis etc. - but she gets a HUGE kick out of being in the car with me behind the wheel driving spiritedly, drifting, and being buried in her seat by torque!! She's pretty conservative (culture and a product of the times she grew up in, Grandedj was a Vietnam Vet and my grandmother had a very stern upbringing in Austria, very rough subjective life experience) My mother would sooner share a house with a rabid baboon than get in my car with me driving with anything less than the courtesy of a chauffeur 😂 But Gran just wants full send and it puts a massive smile on her face. I did convince my mom to drive my car once (modified F80 330d making more torque than a stock 991 Porsche 911 Turbo) and I managed to convince her to trust the brakes and suspension that I'd installed, and if she felt uncomfortable to just lift off the throttle and coast for a few seconds before braking gently., no panic braking or sudden inputs to upset the balance. We were on a wide, well-lit stretch of road which was empty and my mother launched my car and sat at wide open throttle until we hit 240km/h which is almost twice the speed she'd ever driven! Laughing out loud and asking me if she can have another go she had 5 more up and down that road lmao, massive win and a wonderful memory for my mom and I. Less so for my car and my poor tyres hahaha (I put semi-slicks on the rear shortly after to give my traction control light a break form working overtime. Totally worth it, but something I never thought I'd see and happy to have shared with her. Didn't take away her invisible break pedal when I'm driving though (no matter how predictable and calm my driving is) - I think she's just afraid of not being in control.

[@NielvanSteenderen]

Wow Misha, tbh I had no idea, about so much of this. I never realized the Dutch connection, I have been in NL for 6 years now. Thank you so much for being so open and honest, it was nice to see inside your personal life. Big love and respect man!

[@andrewc3004]

I started following Misha from a few weeks and saw lots of his Ring laps, meanwhile. After this interview I know that behind such great driver there's definitely a great man, that passed through a lot of challening deals and worked hard to make his dreams come true. Big respect!

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Well said

[@judoangelus1]

Ive been following misha since his dutch times. For about 12 years now i think. He had a mad moped (piaggio zip 70cc) the thing was nuts. First time i actually talked to him waa during a giel beelen night radioshow. We where with a moped group called "the saints". Really good time. And proud on what he has achieved, without changing his personality.

[@jonnyberggren4598]

A humble and honest man. Who have had hes walks on mines and done he´s lessons. But what he went thru made him to where he is now. And do what he loves. A thing that I really likes with him is that he can enjoy just as much (or sometimes even more) to drive a sickly "home boosted" Golf 1.6 as when he drives a sickly exslusive car. And also how he can tribute that guy who put all hes savings dreams and sweat into that Golf. And how nice that car is. Its never only about the most fancy cars. That just some few privelidged can have. He has an genuine interest in cars. And everything around it, no matter the price tag. So I would say he´s personality, is he´s biggest treasure and why so many love him...

[@vincentlortie3007]

What piece of music is Misha talking about at 37:32 ?

[@azabreham]

Bedrich Smetana - Vltava (Die Moldau)

[@hec6326]

Amazing interview with Misha! I follow his content daily since a long time ago. Loved to hear the story behind him and why he is the perfect example of getting up and fighting even harder when he had lost everything. Truly inspiring this is why he has become such a legend in the car world! cheers guys! Thanks for the podcast, it was brilliant!

[@henryburrows1772]

Amazing driver and a great mind. I never get tired of watching and listening to Misha.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Couldn't agree more!

[@bvb09duisburg02]

You‘re a good Son! Protected your mum from a monster! You‘re not the hero or the King for the Ring, you re a hero and a King for your Family! Thats the most imporpant thing! ❤

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Amen 🙏

[@OldskoolJEDM]

Thank you to the Ben Fowler for this interview. Misha, wow, for being so open & earnest…fascinating! What a beautiful human being you are! As an avid follower of your channel, I will miss some of your driving adventures in the future, however, I think that this video has just demonstrated that your personality with your love of cars/motorsport is what keeps us watching! I am sure that we all look forward to to seeing how your channel evolves. All the best to the future and soon-to-be Mrs Charoudin 👍.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@kresimirsm]

Ben, thank you and thanks to Misha for this podscast! This is first time I wach podscast on your chanel and Mish's story is very motivating and inspiring! Wow! Ben, you are a good man for letting him tell his life story! And because of that i subscribed to your chanell! And I will definitely chack the oldest videos here. Misha said that his future wife is from Croatia..so I want to send them both my greetings from Dubrovnik (Croatia)! Misha, if you ever come in Dubrivnik, you and your future wife are more than welleccome in my Guest House. Ben, Misha, wish you all the best from Croatia!

[@mrade5321]

I only discovered Misha after watching him on AutoAlex's video. I've watched quite a few of his videos since then and loved them all so far and look forward to watching more. Now I know a bit of his back story, I've got nothing but the utmost respect for the guy. He's a great role model for people out there struggling. The dream will always be out there, you just have to not give up on it. Great podcast 👍

[@captain_context9991]

Been there since Boosted Boris, Shmee from the early days, all the British car boys and Misha. Always a pleasure. What a legend.

[@tigweavers5156]

Followed this man since he arrived at the ring.. apex the hole 9 yards.. this has to be the best podcast I've ever listened to.. what a story 👍👊 what a legend🙏

[@antslim168]

Misha is a great humble and respectful man

[@racebuddy]

Brother Misha, I feel you. There is a connection between trauma and success, but there is right amount of trauma, too much can “kill”.

[@maxbiagi3091]

I "follow" Misha a YEARS, but i never know the story beside❤. Wow. I always thinking, he just another SON of the oligarch, who enjoy life in Germany. But this story is absolutly CRAZY. thanks 🙏

[@Slapbladder]

Misha.....you have been through so much.....hats off you stuck by your mum and defended her and stayed with your dad.....incredible story...a man of honour.

[@MarianVC57]

love it, great postcast. I appreciate that you give Misha the time to expand in his stories, is always nice to know the man behind the character

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AndreZA979]

Fascinating to hear the backstory, always wondered about how Misha got to do what he does. Thanks. Now we need that race with Verstappen !

[@marcschulz6689]

Misha is such a great guy. I've been following him since at least 5 years. Such a humble personality. I hope he will stay that way.

[@kashuxable]

Everyone has their own way of dealing with challenges - some do break completely, some bend, and then there are those with rev limiters like Boosted Misha! An utter respect for enduring everything that has been thrown at you, Misha. Best of luck with your new endeavours!💥

[@rider65]

Honestly, I cannot understand those who walk away completely. IMO, they never had the fortitude to begin with. Fearful man-boys. Not tough men & women. 🤮 I've lost friends in moto & cycling. Would NEVER think of quitting, ever. The passion overcomes grief, otherwise there is no true passion.

[@SkarTisu]

This video went from 0 to 100 very quickly around 1:30:00. I didn’t see that coming at all, and it was a great surprise. Ben, thank you for making this available.

[@barbaravogtmann9621]

Up to the story of Misha saying about the two Frogs in the glass of Milk it never hit me to Subscribe to your Chanel but then I did and really realized how much I actually enjoyed listening to You , Ben , interviewing Misha ! I have followed Misha and what he does , what he brings on his KZbin Chanel lots of times before , even commented on some of his what he does and he actually acknowledged it in return ! My name is Klaus ! Ho I came to use my Wifeys id , I have no clue ,lol ! I live in Australia and I am the Klaustralian that I often refer myself to whenever I comment , whether here or elsewhere on the internet ! I like/Love what Misha does , how honest he is and so on ! A wonderful Podcast , Ben ! Cheers from me , Klaus Vokiee , the Klaustralian ! From Downunder ! 👍

[@barbaravogtmann9621]

It should have read in part ! How I came to use my Wifeys id ! The w did not print ,lol !

[@IM2a1]

"Almost 2h of a boring interview... I will never will ear it until the end". That was I was thinking when I started to ear some of it. Amazing story, love the way it was driven and all emotions on it. Well done Misha and Ben.

[@Teammugenseikeracing]

Much respect Misha. Never give up what I live by.

[@andrewclarkeinfo]

Fair play Misha. Very open and honest and so objective at the way you look back at your own life.

[@simonhughes7382]

Such an amazing man and I had no idea of Misha's family history. Total and utter respect to that strength to go and believe in yourself and achieve everything you work for.

[@alexharbron]

Love the rev counter anology. What a lovely, inteligent, humble guy. Misha, I wish you continued success and most of all, happiness :)

[@mr8gandusmr8]

I met who I knew as boosted boris at Slovakiaring in 2014, I actually knew him through social media then, only to now have realised he was not as big of a deal as I thought he was back then. For me he was, anyways. This only confirms his awesome marketing abilities. Great guy, well mannered, and humble are I think the qualities that make him what he is in the motoring world.

[@mgcharoudin]

❤❤❤ Woohooo girls throwback!

[@2alawabidingcitzen]

This man is the reason i race on the nurburgring every single day on my channel racing in different cars to see which one will give me a 5min lap time. I promise to really get there one day. My business doing good and i went from 200 subs to 600 in less then a week. My time is coming to race the ring for real im claiming it.. 🙌

[@davidmason2179]

I only heard of Misha a couple of months ago, I don’t how as I’ve petrol running through my veins. I follow ever KZbin car channel out there. His story is truly incredible.

[@sergiu2155]

Until this podcast I appreciated you as a content creator and good driver. Now I appreciate you as a very strong man who dealed with everything life put against his way... Big respect to you for who you are and where you got by yourself, being rejected by both parents. Man that hits hard. I hope your fiancee will be the one for you until the end, because you deserve such a person.

[@Roseth_Henning]

All respect for who he is and are. And for what he have done. Very humble person.. love him

[@JontteBack]

The last 20 min of the video were really captivating. This deserves so much more views!

[@DayoftheJakeL]

I have so much respect for Misha, and his outlook on what happened with his father is so enlightened!

[@InZaneKicks]

This episode was a slow burn (in a positive way) but the ending is like smacking into a wall at 300km/h.What an insight and perspective,well done to the both of you.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

thank you!!

[@AsidsTechTips]

Ben, what a fantastic interview, you did so well, Misha is a legend, and your approach focusing on him personally was brilliant, thank you for this great interview and for sharing. Looking forward to seeing you again soon Misha.

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@fill-a-pinot]

The composition he's speaking of at 37:33 is "Die Moldau" by Bedřich Smetana.

[@battlefieldP4Fbeta]

Bang on interview!! Man, i had no idea. Judging by the accent i always assumed he was from Italy or somewhere eastern, Rather a fellow Dutchman goin' for the big leagues. Epic. Thanks to both of you for the epic insight & hearing about Mischa's past & present with his machines :) Rock on Dude!

[@piet1976]

He is just so humble and nice. A real carmrad :D. Thank you for making Germany a bit better with your work! Keep it up! Dankeschön!

[@bobolins]

Thank You Ben and Misha, for the raw talk and i really felt it too when he mentioned he wanted to do the ring with his dad and also his grandma, thank you for such a real interview.

[@swerty1374]

I don't watch podcasts often, but I loved this, thankyou to misha and ben

[@RoadToSuccessOfficialPodcast]

Appreciate the kind words :)

[@Andybarney555]

Come across misha through carthrottle... and there content with this man.. and now knowing his story... so much respect.. lovely lovely guy. Came across that way on car throttle. One strong soul.. fairplay to him. Im not strong enough...