The GREATEST Series You've NEVER Heard Of!

[@matsimmo6208]

Finally ARC gets wider recognition The original versions of the cars were a 1940 Ford and a Holden FJ. It was only in around 2002/03 that they got the modern body shapes

[@tanssi2145]

I still remember when they had a mix of old and new it was fun choosing a car too cheer for!

[@sleebanger]

this series is the most fun to watch over a race weekend.

[@KieranMogg]

They are brilliant. I love them in Adelaide because I think the track is perfect for them!

[@casefc3s]

I would 200% do this if we had the series in the US and it was kept affordable.

[@Stormynormy42]

I've been wanting to import one of these things for years lol, unfortunately I'm not the kind of person able to import cars 😂 but yeah we have some tracks these things would be absolutely fantastic on, would be awesome to get a series of them going stateside

[@TitanRC]

Sometimes you can find a Legends car or Thunder Roadster in the mid 4 digits price range. Thunder Roadsters race on road courses in SCCA and NASA.

[@buickbob666]

​@davidnorman1415 this would turn into a 35k plus race car here in the US. Dirt track mod lites are already 20-25k

[@n.w.owhoknowstheshadowknow58]

When you saying affordable? You're going to run a mini sprint/ formula 500 for a hell of a lot less with far more races

[@orionexplorer]

I'm from the US but watch SuperCars on KZbin from the SuperCars Channel. I sit for 3 or 4 days glued to my computer and watch all of the support races and ALWAYS watch the Aussie Race Cars. They put on some of the best racing over the weekend. It's nice knowing now how they came to be, never would have thought they came from Legends Cars.

[@KieranMogg]

You are a true motorsport nerd to do that, I love it! haha. Yes obviously the ARC body won't admit that, but from my research, that's the generally accepted story of how the idea came to be before he began assembling his own cars!

[@kgmanfan4815]

same for me, but I'm from canada

[@DogFish-NZ]

as a kiwi we get it live on TV, watching the arc around Mt panorama is hilarious. I would love to own one of these for the laughs

[@mickmuzzmkmz1628]

Definitely beats boring oval racing!😂

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

​@@mickmuzzmkmz1628Yep corners hey😂 Who would have thought that would be interesting

[@LachlanWardRacing]

Happy to have a chat about the category with you if you’d like! I am the unfortunate looking guy that is the title page of the drivers section 😂

[@gusdrivinginaustralia6168]

Fantastic operation you guys ran. Quinn keeps it going.

[@peterelvery]

Nicely covered. I've been a fan since it's inception. The genius of using Yamaha 1100cc engines and transmissions - essentully a fully developed race-ready component - is what first attracted me.

[@DanArnets1492]

For a few years they've been using the engine from the FJR1300

[@KieranMogg]

It also has the added benefit that it revs highly and doesn't sound like any other race car in person, so they definitely stand out! 😂

[@watsisbuttndo829]

I was a bike mechanic from early eighties to early 2000,s and got to see that engine go through 1100 to 1200 to 1300 configs and it was a beast. Big torque, smooth and as reliable as a hammer.

[@DanArnets1492]

@@watsisbuttndo829 - All "oversized" bike engines are the same way, the CB1300 is no different and I'm sure the 6-cylinder BMWs could also move a minicar like nothing

[@borismcfinnigan3430]

​@@DanArnets1492xjr not fjr

[@briangill4000]

Love this series. It is so competitive. Always hard, clean racing. They are only small but hearing that 1200cc motorcycle engine scream past at full noise is not to be joked about. 🇦🇺

[@JedGames]

I’ve been watching these for years. I never thought about how other countries have never heard of this series. Australia has some of the best racing tracks / series! Much love from Australia

[@KieranMogg]

Oh Australian motorsport is some of the best in the world! I was lucky enough to spend time over there and went to a fair few tracks in the process! Loved watching the cars fly into the Senna chicane in Adelaide watching from the inside of the track!

[@JedGames]

@@KieranMogg Hope you enjoyed your stay in Australia!

[@Aotearoa_Kiwi]

Some of us have certainly hear of the Aussie Racing Cars.

[@flgrnt2]

Hell yeah, more racing to watch. The racing and low cost concept reminds me a lot of the MX-5 Cup over here in the States. I'll check this out!

[@KieranMogg]

The MX-5 cup is a classic series! We have something similar in the UK, but I wish the ARC were more widespread!

[@KikiMac]

@@KieranMogg We have a similar version of these for ovals, called American Cup Cars (quick Google should find them - accracing). 1300cc Yamaha sealed engines, spaceframe chassis, 5/8th scale. I've recently started watching them this year, and will be racing one in October! You can buy a full car, with spares for around £6-9k. I just wish they also went to circuits as well. Checking on KZbin, it looks like they have been to Brands Hatch and Lydden Hill, but more for a one-off than for a season.

[@csmlyly5736]

4:23 the normal size car against the race cars is fun to see

[@TheCrocfiles]

When I first saw this race series, I thought there was something wrong with the vertical aspect of my monitor.😆 It is fun to watch.

[@KieranMogg]

First time I saw them was in the big grandstand at Adelaide, I had to do a double take and didn't believe they were that small until I walked to the pits and literally they were only like waist height! 😂

[@DavidHands]

SAme here! When they first came out I was sitting there in front of my old 34cm tv trying to adjust the screen. 😁

[@Stormynormy42]

Thanks for this! It's become one of my favorite series in the world to watch and I feel like I never see anyone talk about it lol. Whenever I'm prepping for an Aussie V8 weekend(as an east coast American I have to plan out my sleep schedule and decide what to/not to watch lol) I absolutely keep an eye out for these guys when looking at the schedule for the weekend and make sure I'm tuned in when they're on track. Always delivers fantastic racing and I wish more people had the opportunity to see it

[@jjw8885]

First saw them as a support category more than 10 years ago and fell in love with the series! Always plenty of action and thrills!!

[@KieranMogg]

Agreed! I saw them first time Clipsal 500 2017, absolutely loved them and couldn't believe that such a series even existed!

[@mrdiamond365_]

Being Aussie and seeing these cars live, I'm in heaven

[@Anon24052]

I remember the racing at the bend last year was batshit insane last year

[@mrdiamond365_]

@@Anon24052 bro that rollover where the bonnet was right aide up but the car was upsidedown 🤣

[@gchampi2]

I dunno if Phil Ward still races in the series, but I'll never forget the time he drove up to the front of the grid from his qualifying position & cancelled the race under safety concerns, as there had been an engine failure that had oiled down the track in the race immediately prior to the ASC race, and he wasn't happy with the cleanup. Cue confusion from the commentators, but a lot of respect from his fellow racers. As he said (and I'm paraphrasing here) "A lot of people have spent a lot of their money to be here, and I'm not prepared to let them crash their cars because the track doesn't want to do a proper job of cleanup". Coming from the guy who stood to make the most money out of any repairs, that meant a lot...

[@needsLITHIUM]

I'd also love to see these with NASCAR style bodies, on banked 1/8, 1/4, and 1/3 of a mile ovals...

[@davkrod]

It's a shame you didn't show any crashes. Not only are they extremely spectacular, but they also show the strength and safety of these motorcyle driven, motorcycle sequential gear box running pocket rockets.

[@Cutter_Number_30]

I remember that one crash where the car flips I don't know how many times in only a few seconds and it makes you dizzy but the chassis is bulletproof.

[@dangoodwin5400]

Thank you for this mate. This was a brilliant take on a perspective that I think too many take for granted. You are 100% bang on the money about how many sub categories are given almost main category type exposure through TV etc. I will give props to foxtel and the previous and current supercars management for ensuring all categories under Supercars gets this kind of limelight. Us Aussies are very lucky in this sense, and I hope more people realise this fact too, instead of being elite snobs and only following the top category and not giving a damn about the rest. You did a great job on this video, I only wish it lasted longer lol.

[@frasercrone3838]

I love watching these at Winton . I wish they would race them on the old short circuit which was much like a cart track.

[@KieranMogg]

I never got to see them at winton unfortunately! Only saw them at Adelaide! I bet winton was great for them though!

[@MrP4n]

Pleasure to have seen these things at races, so entertaining to watch in real life

[@KieranMogg]

They are incredible! I couldn’t believe it when I saw them for the first time!

[@davidhenderson594]

First time hearing about ARC. It looks like a blast. Wish we had a series like that, here.

[@e2rqey]

Oh man these are awesome! Can't beleive this is the first I'm hearing about it! I hope these catch on in the US, they seem like a great low cost entry point into racing!

[@flamingfrancis]

Some of the reason for their acceptance also lies in the fact that they can be modelled on marques that Aussies grew up with, the Holdens and Fords being prominent. Since these names have been lost to the demise of Australian manufacturing supporters are leaning towards them instead of the supercars which have basically become a Formula USA brand with Mustangs and Cameros.

[@toffeeplayz9267]

Glad to be Australian!!!!

[@KieranMogg]

I lived over there for a little while which is how I learnt about them, you guys have some seriously good series over there!

[@stickdeath1980]

Guess you never heard of AMS2 has these car's in it :D great video BTW (Aussie here)

[@derhasi]

Just yesterday, I had an awesome fun race with those in our simracing community. Total fun fest on Bathurst. Such an exciting car to drive in the sim.

[@curledone7947]

@@derhasi is the game playable on controller how hard is it to find a lobby nowadays

[@DjFIL007]

Hell yeah Automobilista 2! Reiza introduced me to these in AMS1. :)

[@lcrowe2011]

I could see a series like this that is team racing based, and the teams are location based like other sports. Due to the lower cost, the requirements could be 3-5 cars per team and building/using a city course or existing track as a "home venue". I would think there's enough interest and support to have 10 american cities to create a team and travel the country racing. A playoff season that features returning races to tracks where the leading teams are based and a neutral championship race sounds like a hell of a spectator sport.

[@adamfeder7125]

Well that looks like a super cool series. Thank you for sharing and now I'm going to be looking for videos of some of the races to watch. I'm a big fan of the V8 Supercars from over here in the US (love that Shane Van Gisbergen won the NASCAR race in Chicago) and these rocket ships look amazing!

[@KieranMogg]

It really is, thank you for watching! There's loads on KZbin, especially of the 2017 season I found when I was finding clips for the video!! But definitely good that some of the drivers are getting international chances. Most notably Scott Mclaughlin!

[@JReaLBiz86]

I was already convinced, but that last section was incredible. Such tight, fierce racing, but I didn't see a bit of contact. Good, hard, clean racing. Don't get much of that in full-sized cars, unless they're open wheeled. Really, even then...

[@MSE_Spirit]

It’s funny that you say that tho as I’m Aussie and these are my favourite, if you watch any season there’s bound to be a massive crash, these are like wingless sprints which when the roll it’s just a ride you can’t stop, they are incredible and hold some of the best racing even when they crash

[@mcb0b1]

Aussies seem to make race cars and series that are about the fun, and not just winning at the expense of fun.

[@dr.tankenstien]

I'm American and know of this Series... Go Holden! But then again I was married to an Australian. 🎉

[@KieranMogg]

Ah I bet you've learned a lot about Aussie culture then!! haha

[@dr.tankenstien]

@@KieranMogg Bloody Drop Bears are vicious 😂

[@andrewcipriano2890]

6:50 Magna spotted

[@stuartleckie]

2:13 Knockhill looking lovely in the sun.

[@ryanviertel7059]

This is a super fun series to race in Automobilista 2

[@KieranMogg]

I've not actually tried it, I've seen a few people commenting on it though! Didn't even know it was on a sim until people said about Automobilista! haha

[@coraautumn1130]

Our Aussie racing scene is fantastic, a weekend spent at the races is fun and exciting from day till night and the accessibility really makes it even better because you can see regular people showcasing their talent!

[@edteach3r]

Excellent video… I just had to subscribe. Thanks, mate!

[@BadWallaby]

Makes me want to move down under and start a racing career haha

[@Draco_Alpha]

same bro. that looks so fun!

[@asd36f]

6:45 - Improved Production - great racing as well!

[@mickmuzzmkmz1628]

These cars offer the most exciting viewing due to their small size, and power to weight ratio. They're awesome!!! 😎👍

[@jarrydbowater1790]

Between ARC, S5000, Touring Car Masters and Improved Production (pretty mild spec cars, although vastly different to each other which makes for amazing racing), often the support races are twice as good as the main feature on Aussie race days. There are some great battles of Improved Production on KZbin.

[@SetsunaTheFandom]

I have an overfixation with cars of cartoon-ish dimensions but more down-to-earth like these (think ChoroQ but with less exaggerated wheels meets go-karts), especially when they are ran on full circuits and have a packed grid. I am thankful to be introduced with this race series even though I haven't been able to watch a full race yet, just the snippets of it.

[@JMEAUS22]

Always wanted to race one of these. 2003 Sandown race Paul Kemal won in one of the old models where half the bodywork flew off the front and he still held on. Good times.

[@Hundeputzmunter]

I'd totally watch this series. Saw my first Legends race recently - it was fantastic

[@Rhythmattica]

Im an Aussie, Love F1, Supercars, the odd Tourubg etc so not a tragic... ;) But wtf? I honestly didn't know about this series in my own backyard!!! Karts are fun... and this takes the HP up.. I imagine also geared... But thanks... Love it

[@KieranMogg]

Yes they are geared, I want to say 4 speed but can't remember off the top of my head, I recorded this months ago so I've forgotten most of the intricate details! But thank you for watching, really glad you enjoyed it!

[@Brendan77able]

Man I would love to see these guys in NASCAR kits, on ovals... in Australia preferably.

[@gusdrivinginaustralia6168]

The current bodies used are Camaro and Mustang, but the only oval we have is the dead Calder Park Thunderdome.

[@Brendan77able]

@@gusdrivinginaustralia6168 Adelaide International Raceway has one as well if you look at google earth, except that's primarily a dragstrip now... but yeah, I'd love to see short track at least, maybe on dirt even.

[@jok3r906]

I think I found my new favorite racing series. These and Supercars... I love them both. We Americans should learn a thing or two

[@KieranMogg]

Every country has their own great series, it’s just Australian motorsport isn’t really broadcast internationally and other than V8’s, nobody really knows the other series!

[@Freddyfartbox]

​@KieranMogg have you ever seen the V8 Utes series? It was called V8 Brutes in the early days, a fantastic series that unfortunately doesn't exist anymore.

[@KieranMogg]

@@Freddyfartbox yes I have seen them. I never saw them in person unfortunately but Jesus Christ they looked insane!

[@ziggyziggyziggy]

I had heard of them. But I hadn't realized those cars were so small. In hindsight though, something always seemed off when watching them race...

[@KieranMogg]

First time I stood next to one, I was so confused because it just didn’t add up! 😂 they are so good though!

[@samghost13]

Thank you for showing us!

[@KieranMogg]

Thank you for watching and commenting! Really appreciate it!

[@the80hdgaming]

Damn... These things must fun af to run laps around Mt. Panorama

[@KieranMogg]

You have so much more space than other cars, just imagine that run down the mountain from Skyline to Forest Elbow, must be incredible in an ARC!

[@SwineBrothers]

I've been a fan sinse 2012, when I saw clips on KZbin. So yes, I have heard of it. I try to watch them whenever I can.

[@daszieher]

I think in Europe these are considered a "dangerous distraction" from "proper racing" in which manufacturers push cup series.

[@naomibennett8660]

We are soooo lucky to have to categories we do in Australian. Aussie racers are always a favourite. Sadly the S5000s don't have enough drivers anymore.

[@joshuaatkinson5155]

I’ve gone to every adelaide supercars event since 2005 and these are the best racing to watch every single year they have them

[@corneliusbotha369]

If it wasn't for Automobilista I would not have known of these little gems,

[@MiaovenWinter]

How would you guys compare this to IPRA? I think Supercars is the best spec/spec-adjacent series on the planet, but IPRA is great for seeing the widest possible assortment of cars go head to head. Shoutout to Jordan Cox ofc.

[@KieranMogg]

Goes without saying with Jordan Cox. I remember watching him in Adelaide racing that Civic against an American muscle car (can't quite remember which one) and just being in awe of the way he was able to take that thing round corners. I think IPRA is a fantastic series once viewers get off their high horses to watch it. So many people left the stands when improved production came on, and to be honest I did too the first time. But I think the thing with IPRA is that you can get that racing anywhere. In terms of multiple different types of cars all on track together, that's not unusual. Just look at like likes of CSCC in UK. So I'd say the ARC's are more of a spectacle because it's limited to one country/continent and plus, the racing is some of the best you'll see. Just my personal opinion but you're definitely right, IPRA is incredible! Supercars is fantastic, no denying that. It's not quite as good as it used to be, I'm glad it's not just Van Gisbergen winning all the time now, especially with Brodie Kostecki and Will Brown fighting at the front now so it's definitely on the up but I'd also say it's difficult to look past indycar as a brilliant spec series just due to the sheer diversity of tracks and drivers.

[@KroK013]

For once, a thing that I actually have never heard of. Bravo!

[@KieranMogg]

ahah thank you! I'm glad I was able to show you something new then! Thank you for watching!

[@andrewhazlewood4569]

I’m Australian. Of course I have heard of it.

[@rezracer6986]

That would be more fun than the novice NASCAR series my father used to race in back in the 90s

[@KieranMogg]

I think it highly depends on the tracks, the ARC's have some really good tracks to race on fortunately, but I suppose NASCAR is a very different style of racing on the whole so difficult to compare!

[@Midtable1881]

These appeared on the BTCC billing at Brands Hatch, they were phenomenal.

[@1998TDM]

This is Moto GP 3 with cars, fantastic.

[@mpetersen6]

I will give you another racing series most fans do not know about. The TC Series run by the Argentinian CATA sanctioning body. The longest running race series under one sanctioning body on the planet. Dating back to pre WWII. Engines based on US OHV inline sixes with extensive modifications including DOHC 24 Valve heads on top of the OHV blocks.

[@KieranMogg]

I will definitely check it out. Sounds interesting and I always love finding new series! Thank you!

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

I think the whole Australian motor racing scene is quite underrated: here in Europe, not even the V8 Supercars is very well-known, but I think if more of us would know what's going on down under, we'd love it - It practically is a blend of the best both sides of the Atlantic can offer, American affordability on European-style road and city courses.

[@KieranMogg]

Oh 100% agree with you. We have some good stuff over here, but the Aussies do it better and the Americans do it larger!

[@Lucason2772]

I seen these in track test days they are really fast and as loud as other race cars Sometimes they go 4 wide into corners

[@guitarwi3rdo]

Gotta love a tiny little race car with big Altima energy

[@ljphoenix4341]

I've actually seen a couple of these in NZ! Now I finally know what the heck they are, was puzzling over them the entire track day

[@borismcfinnigan3430]

50 new cars were actually sent to N.Z when Quinny built Highlands, i made a bunch of stuff for those.

[@caseysmith544]

NASCAR even got in on a legends series starting in the 2000's that is racing on 99% of paved tracks with a single dirt race at Oswego speedway. Not sure if it is still going on or not as last that I had heard of the NASCAR series was in 2014 or so on TV.

[@davestrider2045]

3:58 Others may have said this already but Formula E is not a spec series. In it’s first year it was spec but now the teams develop the power train and transmission.

[@kaindog1007]

These cars are fantastic. Seen them live many times. Stand next to them and they are tiny.

[@KieranMogg]

First time I stood next to one, my brain was so confused with it! They are so good to watch though!

[@daleywilson8197]

Honestly, Stadium supertrucks looks the most insane support series i think i've ever seen!

[@KieranMogg]

Oh 100%. That is incredible! It's on my list of topics to make a video on, so hopefully soon! :)

[@turbo_marc]

I want these in the US so bad!

[@dkmotorracingnz8010]

ARCs to V8 Supercars are essentially what TQs (Three/Quarter Midgets) are to Midget cars.

[@Chip_in]

Being from the dirty south I've watched quite a few races over the years...love the midgets ⛳

[@StarTrekGeek47]

Are people not aware of Australian Racing Cars? The Aussie Racing Cars league and Australian V8 Supercars Championship are two of my favorite racing series, and I'm an American living in the dead center of the USA. And I know I'm not alone there too. Lots of motorsports enthusiasts I meet are aware of the Aussie racing leagues. Is this really a thing that people don't know about?

[@KieranMogg]

It's a very unknown series! There's been a few Aussies in the comments here that haven't heard of them. I'd never heard of them until I went over there. How did you hear about them?

[@StarTrekGeek47]

@@KieranMogg I don't even remember how I heard about them. I've known about them for years now, since high school. Maybe even a decade plus. I'm a huge motorsport fan and watch all sorts of motorsport. Even little ice racing series over the winter. Maybe I think these things are more well known just because I am more motivated/interested to search for them ... huh ...

[@Kyle86910]

I would say this ranks second to indycar in regards to close racing

[@AdamHinckley]

think there is international series that is based in Europe which is very similar to this series called mitjet international, meaning it's not just Australia have them, Europe has them as well

[@javandoracing6790]

It's like the DMV BMW 318ti Cup here in Germany

[@CPcamaro]

Awesome series. Thanks!

[@whyyoulidl]

THIS. LOOKS. BLINDING!!! How can we get to see this in the UK?

[@38skippers]

These things are awesome to watch. Also...look up Jordan Cox in that red Honda Civic.

[@KieranMogg]

They really are! Oh trust me, I'm very aware of Jordan Cox and that Civic. Coming over skyline and that move, up on two wheels round Adelaide. Just awesome stuff! I was there in 2019 when he got the chance at TCR Australia and he was such a nice guy!

[@DCLNick]

Somehow I think Fernando Alonso would enjoy this, and I would enjoy watching him race in this series.

[@KieranMogg]

I bet a race between Lando, Alex, George and Oscar would be hilarious!

[@RynoGaming17]

I love this series. More entertaining then the supercars honestly. Watched them at Winton & Adelaide last year they were amazing

[@KieranMogg]

I didn't see them at Winton unfortunately, I've seen them at Adelaide a few times and they never fail to put on a show! Especially through the Senna chicane bouncing over those massive curbs!!

[@TFGamingNASCAR]

I might want to try and race in these one day...

[@Nathan_8601]

We kind of have this in oval racing over where I am in Canada it’s called jr. Late models

[@VocalTheKing]

You deserve so many more subs my guy, keep it up!

[@guessundheit6494]

It's like the car version of Underbone racing (seen mostly in Malaysia and Indonesia). Lower cost vehicles with pack racing and constant overtakes.

[@KieranMogg]

I'm not aware of them, will have to check them out!

[@guessundheit6494]

@@KieranMogg People mistake them for scooters, they're inbetween scooter and motorbike. The two main categories are 110cc and 130cc, the latter topping out at 160kmh. It's full of pack racing and constant overtakes.

[@Joe_Mit]

I always followed the Supercars but the first time I heard of this series was when I went to Townsville last weekend.

[@PebelWasTaken]

Hope we get a series like this in the UK some day

[@madcowie1972]

We do, they are called Legends. Same car different body pretty much.

[@PebelWasTaken]

@@madcowie1972 yes but the legends bodies make it less fun. Plus they are open wheeler cars so car to car contact is bad.

[@madcowie1972]

@@PebelWasTaken I enjoy watching the legends but I think if our BTCC did something similar to the Aussies version it would work well. After all BTCC are scavenging from other series's currently to get support races since Ginetta left.

[@PebelWasTaken]

@@madcowie1972 exactly!!

[@KieranMogg]

That would be amazing! Would be awesome to see a load of them going through paddock hill at Brands!

[@beejaabee30]

I remember at the Adelaide VALO 500 (2023), Pt Adelaide AFL Star Charlie Dixion wanted to race these lil things but was too tall to fit in

[@flameburstgt6503]

So ARC is basically a junior series for anyone wanting to get into V8 Supercars because these cars are legit just scaled down versions of current V8 Supercars. for example, the Nissan Altima(although nissan doesn't compete anymore), Ford Mustang, Chevy Camaro

[@KieranMogg]

Kind of. The proper route to V8's is Super 3, Super 2 and Supercars. Some juniors use these but honestly I don't think it's a mainstream feeder for them. Correct me if I'm wrong anyone reading this? haha

[@flameburstgt6503]

@@KieranMogg well guess I have to learn about super 3 and 2

[@Macho_Fantastico]

I see this series in crash montages all the time.

[@skrubgod]

Aussie Racing Cars is such a fun series to watch. It's the race I look forward to the most other than the V8 Supercars race on a race weekend. And yes coverage for that series and other supporting categories for Supercars is included if you are a member of the Supercars KZbin channel, which is where I first saw this series.

[@australiannationalanthem26351]

I remember on google maps seeing one of these but a small Mercedes and I thought it was just something wrong with the photo

[@Bigturboguy]

i got to sit in one of the first prototypes in australia on its way to tony quin at vip pet foods back in the day, very cool cars

[@tboy3457]

Let’s gooo sign me up!! Where’s the US version?? Bring it onnn

[@RIGGINGTV]

the legends cars do race on ovals in the uk, they have done for many years

[@volt_8339]

these cars look so goofy going round at those speeds and its great

[@KieranMogg]

Aussie health and safety for you. it's non-existent = wonderful!

[@camf7522]

6:58 you missed the exciting Improved Production category your video featured!

[@MartyH]

I am pretty certain these raced around the Calder Park Thunder dome in the late '90s or early 2000's?

[@xnotasweatx]

There’s also the Canadian RS1 class, super fun cars

[@colefetters7253]

I love how these sound

[@KieranMogg]

They do sound incredible, especially in person when a pack goes by!

[@davidrepp7795]

Great video, I am definitely subscribing to ya