The 1995 World Rally Championship: The Spaniard vs. The Scot

[@JackohMotors]

What other seasons of the World Rally Championship are your favourites?

[@TheRUBrally]

1992 😁😁😁

[@Jeff-kz5kl]

1986, that was a crazy year!

[@revenger210]

defs some of the ones you mentioned, but honorable mention should go to 2006, where loeb won it from home - a mesmerizing achievement of a truly outworldly performance that year from seb loeb

[@TheRUBrally]

@@revenger210 fortunately there are many spectacular season in WRC story 😃

[@l1ma_v1ct0r3]

1996 and 1997 were my favorite and 2000-2002

[@ptcarino]

in case anyone forgot, Codemasters' popular rally game "Dirt" was originally named "Colin McRae: Dirt". They had to remove his name upon the request of Colin's family. His legend lives on in that game.

[@ianfan1420]

Easily one of the best series of racing games to ever exist.

[@androidhammer]

Its a shame the series is probably finished now that Codies got the WRC license. Although, I don't want to think about what EA would have done to those games so maybe its a good thing they went out with a bang with DR2.0.

[@Yoshiman2024]

@@androidhammer I'd rather have them "end" the series, than let it become something like GRID became after ToCA 3. At least Dirt Rally kept the spirit of the CMR games, apart from Dirt Showdown and Dirt 5.

[@ducedevlstear2471]

The first game was called Colin McRae Rally, Dirt came years after. There was also Richard Burns Rally which was the most realistic Rally game by far for many years at least.

[@hugovilag]

Tree branch VS Sainz, the greatest rivalry ever held

[@JackohMotors]

A worthy adversary

[@sergiogonzalezrivas57]

@@JackohMotors and what to say about McRae vs Eurocopter?

[@firstnamesecondname8280]

Any time someone not from NZ mentions Possum Bourne, it always gives me a good feeling. Good video as well bro!

[@MrMiD.Life.Crisis]

Possum was an absolute legend and a pleasure to watch. Never stuck for a smile and a really great driver. It stood out to me that he was always very loyal to Suburu - I don't remember seeing him drive anything else at all! It was a real shame how he died in such a needless way, he still had a lot to give. RIP. and also RIP, Roj. Hope you're good today buddayy!

[@TheRUBrally]

Hey Jackoh, really a super quality content. I really appreciate the intro, the Ultra HD clips and also the pics you selected. Naturally, the story was, as usual, well narrated! I am happy to have been (a small) part of this!

[@b.1570]

What.👏 A.👏 Video. 👏 Seriously this is one of the best videos I've seen period. like Group B, Group A was really an another remarkable era. Incredible cars driven by many rally legends in one season, dramatic yet unexpected turn outs and outstanding perfomances by Colin's flamboy driving. It's no wonder why Mcrae still an Iconic figure to the sport even till this day. It seems like it's repeating itself with the newer WRC winner in 2022. Better YT make the algorithm recommend this video to much more people. Your work really deserves the regconition!

[@JackohMotors]

Thank you, very glad to hear you you enjoyed it!

[@roystevenson1635]

21:00 damn that driving is so smooth

[@HansenSebastian]

From "Smooth Operator Senior"?

[@torekongsparten]

Thank you Collin, for showing your atistic personality( also in driving), to all the world. You are up There with Munch, IVO Caprino,Tidemann og Gude, Picasso, Mother Theresa etc ❤️ You have saved people`live`by your personality show´n to the World, Thank`s good felllow !!!!!!! Regards from Tore Kongsparten

[@aojracing4885]

Wait where was this channel all this time? Cool to see rally history stuff here, you just earned a new subscriber

[@andrewwright.]

was that flat out, balls deep attitude that won the British heart. rip

[@jacobblackard2574]

Your channel made me adore rally since I'm from the United States I watch videos like yours

[@revenger210]

Great video, thoroughly enjoyed it! Looking forward to more wrc videos in the future :D

[@MrAdzh]

incredible videos man, watched the whole flat out series. as a newbie to rally, i've learned a lot. big ups, you deserve more subs

[@JackohMotors]

Glad you enjoyed, thank you!

[@MrMiD.Life.Crisis]

really great video and very well put together. Great work mate. I am sure I will watch this countless times and still enjoy it. Thanks for your hard work! 👍👍👍

[@pedrozanon7245]

Yo, loved the video and the format, would love to see more seasons recaps

[@Bleifuss88]

Just incredible how many near misses Sainz had on the title. He could have easily 5-6 championships to his name with a bit more luck. Near misses in 91 (completely faltering in the last rounds with the title basically won), 94 (distrated by fans who had put rocks on the road in the season finale), 95 (0 points from 25% percent of the season due to injury and that tree branch) and 98 (nothing to say here), and outside chances in 00 ad 01 with the unreliable Focus (although he was past his prime by then). Great driver, but Colin equally deserved a championship. He tried to repeat his insane 95 drive in 01 but with devastating consequences.

[@eggselent9814]

Dont forget 2003 he was level on points in the championship lead before the final race

[@johnathanakerblad]

Amazing video dude

[@pradohealey3000]

Man I love your videos man. I love the history of rally and of the Phoenix ashos the 90 wrc champion

[@jamesgornall8430]

What a great video! Keep up the good work!

[@JimmyProductions]

Carlos Sainz Jr. looks a lot like his dad!

[@nicholasjones9705]

I can agree with that.

[@ukulelebobmemez4897]

Thanks for the video

[@donjezza]

Great video! one small note calling rounds 'stages' is a bit confusing though

[@reptongeek]

Despite the Toyota team being excluded, their results weren't assigned to other drivers. Apparently according to Wikipedia Didier Auriol still has his Tour De Corse win he just didn't get the points for it The Subaru team orders drama is a difficult one. While Colin did disobey a team order, he did have a point that he was fighting for the WDC too not just Sainz

[@ichwersunst]

Loved to watch Colin as a Child...and he was one of the Greatest...still think tough Röhrl has an advantage over him

[@bayersrig4260]

I was introduced to him through his X Games flip, such an awesome moment

[@janglarner5571]

Absolutely love the video!!

[@jorgeandresgrisalessaineda6661]

Subaru brutal en el campeonato mundial con el WRC luego Subaru crea la belleza del impreza 22b STI en el 98 gracias a estos monstruos del rally.

[@Eonymia]

12:48. *swearing in Finnish* "That's it." "*swears* I misheard the note, the K, I didn't hear the K" "oh...*probably going to be more swearing*.

[@nuukkismotorsport8153]

[K = Tightens (Kiristyy)]

[@Eonymia]

@@nuukkismotorsport8153 Thanks. I had a hunch it might be something like that but didn't want to guess.

[@supermard7872]

Sainz> Colin

[@Holanduzo]

7:40 no, it was always Australia.

[@Iamahumanehuman]

Colin was at his best when he was fighting for a position or chasing someone down. His secret to being so spectacular was his combination of commitment to never using a break pedal and driving the car beyond its limits. When he crashed, it was bad but when he didn’t? It was the best, fastest rallying you’ll ever see.

[@carlosmagnus717]

Same cars in RAC rally? I have my doubts. Being in the middle Dave Richards, I think not. To be honest, Sáinz, with his non-participation in New Zealand due to a shoulder injury due to a fall on a bike, and his abandonment in Australia due to a breakdown, began to lose the 1995 World Championship. However, the Spaniard was fighting, first in '94 to make the Impreza competitive, and being able to win the World Cup, Mr. Richards preferred that Mcrae win the RAC in England. In 1995, Sainz began brilliantly winning rallies like Monte Carlo and Portugal against a cheat Toyota, he pulled the team like no one else, with endless days of testing to evolve the car until it was truly competitive, while Colin collected road exits with unlimited credit, and in the end, whatever they say, he was the great beneficiary, and it was shown how tricky and ungrateful Mr. Richards was with Carlos. With Liatti and Kankkunen, to a lesser extent, in successive years he also had similar behaviors.

[@Shiggiesmalls02]

Mr. Richards literally ordered McCrae took a time penalty in Spain so he couldn't win.

[@enreeekay2754]

0:27 😂 I nearly choked to death, that surprised me so much for some reason.