1908 Auto Race From New York to Paris Is An Unbelievable Story

If you're thinking that a car race from New York to Paris doesn't sound like a good idea because, you know, ocean and all, you'd be right. But that didn't stop the Great 1908 Automobile Race that started in New York and ended in Paris. The details of what went down are even crazier than the idea itself.

[@Firestar9]

When you get in a argument so badly with your fellow countrymen that you declare alligence to another country

[@david17500]

then that guy musta lost the argument lol

[@billharris1847]

Allegiance?

[@Glord-vv]

Mustive been a pretty crazy argument.

[@ponraul1221]

And almost have duel... 1908 in the Midwest was still basically the Wild West. It didn't really end until 1912 when all the continental lower 48 territories became states.

[@JJ-xe2gr]

Im not saying the French are dramatic, however..

[@jacksongatens2419]

Damn they need to redo this with modern cars

[@DR-54]

Offroading in multiple cars that only offroading capability is their tire and their 4-wheel drive going through the deep south, the midwest, the great basin, the mohave, going up through highway 1 (In california and this will be one of the only roaded place since it is actually impossible to drive a car through their, going up into the san francisco bay going straight through crescent city into oregon where they will be met by a shit ton of trees and then eventually into central washington being met by interesting cycles of water (like california floods weren't bad enough) into canada where they would have to go trek into alaska meeting some roads in the more mountainous areas north into the area where denali lies and then south towards anchorage (Denali of course is just for publicity) and taking a plane into a russian city then driving north into siberia and driving west until they meet mongolia where they have to trek through the dangerous mongolian mountains then back to china and then kazakhstan up into russia and then to the baltics meeting into poland then germany where they'll go straight into france ending in paris, or is it? Nah they then are flown to chile and they have to drive north eventually going into america and then they go to the east ending off where they started, New York. That is a fucking movie there. Oh by the way here's a map of what I'm talking about imgur.com/gallery/DcmOsd9

[@pijafinocchio]

There;s something similar but not in America, Paris-Dakar.

[@bxdanny]

Well, you can't drive through the Darien Gap from South America into North America. Whether any other part of your route is equally impassable, I don't know. Maybe let it end in Paris like the original, or perhaps London by carrying the cars through the Chunnel.

[@TheNFSJacob]

I guess the Gumball rally is kinda.

[@manilafixedgear2312]

Not the same but similar is the Mongol Rally, London to Mongolia.. Nothing says you need to stop there however and the road of bones in far Eastern Russia is drivable.. The major ball ache is getting to Alaska, Charley Boorman and Ewan MacGregor did it in the Long way round if you want a easy to find film of such a journey but with lots and lots of cash.... Doing it in 1908 with bugger all roads is almost unthinkable..

[@MistCellaneous-5]

This race needs to be a movie, we can have Wes Anderson direct it. Have a ton of really good actors playing each of the characters.

[@walkthelineable]

YES!!!!

[@Neopopulist]

It IS a movie. It's called "The Great Race".

[@IDKeffect82]

Oh my God, yes. Wes could do it.

[@mxamiss5]

Bill Murray is the mechanic

[@IDKeffect82]

Rene Russo as one of the French drivers

[@Cypresssina]

"Where we're going, we don't need roads." "What do you mean it doesn't freeze? Who planned this thing?"

[@michaeldiebold8847]

This needs to be a movie (accurate historically, not The Great Race)

[@fedorrussel3810]

That is what I was going to say !

[@largol33t1]

It should be called "The first Cannonball Run."

[@danoham10]

largol33t1 or just “why”

[@michaeldiebold8847]

@@largol33t1 definitely!

[@KewneRain]

There's a comedy movie called The Great Race that's based on this story.

[@JK-gh9ej]

We Germans can get to Paris from everywhere

[@paulheller1038]

Also we would probably only need something around NEIN weeks😂

[@kos2919]

Except UK

[@iMRM-ez8of]

but now, the car will have all of its electronics breakdown after 30k

[@dukeofmecklenburg-strelitz8030]

Did it in 1814,1815,1871,and 1940...(almost did it in 1914,and 1918)

[@Skhillz_FN]

Top kek you /pol/ bastard

[@cra_55]

2019: "I need a giant SUV in case the road gets a little bumpy"

[@TheLaXandro]

Those things actually had massive ground clearance.

[@jontheno3213]

1908: *Drives a suspensionless car from New York to Paris*

[@tnrosbergb]

TheLaXandro That’s not true, modern SUVs have not much more ground clearance than sedans or wagons. Only “Geländewagen” like Suzuki Jimmy, the g Class and so in have much more Ground clearance.

[@elijahragland8498]

sounds like the plot for a Monty Python movie.

[@liampett1313]

and then the french police arrested them LOL

[@taylor6311]

it's already a movie called "The Great Race"!

[@panzerdeal8727]

the great race, 1965, Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Natallie Wood..it was actually done.

[@lumiya4596]

This story can be turned into a comedy film.

[@angelo-7533]

A Japanese anime has already made it into a comedic episode of time travel. It's called Tondekeman or Time Quest. It has school kids, Arabian sorcerer, and ooohh... a talking kettle.

[@justaguyinashed]

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost!

[@gblaze420]

It’s called rat race

[@gblaze420]

Lumiya or a mad mad mad mad world

[@lumiya4596]

@@angelo-7533 Thats actually amazing. Will look it up. But a live action film would be good too.

[@philrabe910]

So WHO came up with the notion that the Berrings Sea froze solid?

[@tiercel5561]

@Kay Theo - Yes, but that was back in the Ice Age, not Modern times. Back in the 1800's , there was a search for the Northwest Passage that made use of the Bering Sea and Strait to get to the Pacific.

[@sebathadah1559]

Of course the French were the first to quit.

[@bungowan3400]

Sebat Hadah mdr

[@renel8964]

"Bleugh!"

[@scootwilliams2610]

Loooool

[@xitizzz]

And also the second to quit and third to quit

[@marzipanwars4897]

Wow this is so underated

[@Biscuit-Triscuit]

It’s like... the car version of the Steel Ball Run

[@justas423]

Minus stands and the corpse of jesus

[@andrelee7081]

Slimeustas The Slime King Plus it's like 3 times longer.

[@thegoodmudkip3652]

@@justas423 and no cripples killing presidents

[@DiscoManSam]

10:30 A.M., February 12th, 1908. The Trans-Pacific race, "The New York to Paris Race," has finally begun!

[@MatthewV114]

In 1908 Alaska was not a state

[@tacticalderpy2077]

But was sold to the us in 1867

[@powertothesheeple5422]

Yes, but it was not a state until 1959. Not sure if it was called Alaska for all those years prior but the phrasing "great state of Alaska" would not be accurate in 1908.

[@aarontheperson6867]

He had to call it something

[@mr.voidout4739]

He could've said "what is now modern-day Alaska," but c'mon, that was obvious enough to not need scrutinizing.

[@dguy0386]

it was a territory

[@jcb5782]

“Yeah man, we can’t let you drive like that.” *Guy places bike on car* “Well, good enough for me”

[@karolismiezetis9167]

Not a surprise that all of the french gave up first Edit: i did not think this would get over 100 likes

[@chrislemieux6838]

XD

[@Rascal_the_Raccoon]

Goddamn French Pansies

[@rock3tcatU233]

It's in their DNA.

[@ignorecorporatenews]

Karolis is an idiot

[@karolismiezetis9167]

@@ignorecorporatenews why tho?

[@AkeoT9]

Ladies and gentlemen the first cannonball run

[@Rascal_the_Raccoon]

The French with their 1850 howitzer the Brits with their 1904 howitzer The Germans with their 1940 Pak40 and rhe Americans with a Goddamn ICBM

[@MotherFucker445]

lol guy betrayed his country in a race because he had an argument with a team mate that threatened to shoot him

[@hittingdasauce]

Thats sound some gangster shit

[@robinbrobjer2594]

Ericgeneric ah, the French

[@azfanatic44]

Typical french guy

[@heinzbakedbeans1924]

Captain Hans Henrik Hansen was norwegian.

[@MotherFucker445]

Heinz Baked Beans lol it just keeps getting stranger in that case

[@gilabear11]

In 1977 while on a road trip with my dad, I touched front fender of the winning Thomas Flyer at Harrah's Automobile Museum in Lake Tahoe. I got reprimanded by the museum staff. Worth it.

[@dustysman]

Lol so you can't drive across it..... because its the Ocean..

[@tomdavison1637]

Country roads intensifies

[@ianwlkr]

French cars not working? Huh

[@Pegasvs]

And Italian car working... Strange

[@joshuaearlsumbillo25]

Try it in reverse

[@jzneter736]

@Boricua 787 they are boring and bland. Now

[@jnichols3]

Jeremy Clarkson sees this video and says, "Hold my beers".

[@hhs_leviathan]

I wish this will be in the next feature in the Grand Tour

[@aussiebloke609]

More like "Hold my G&T" - I'm pretty sure that's what he and James were drinking while *ahem "sailing" in their Toyota.

[@JJ-xe2gr]

Trust the Frenchman to surrender his nationality over an argument 😂

[@Artofficial1986]

Clarkson - Hammond - May

[@quentin3330]

LMAO.

[@somealias2348]

if only

[@jannadrielcervo7753]

Yeah! I wish Grand Tour recreate this with modern 4x4 cars each representing a country. Just an example USA could use the Jeep Wrangler, Germany could use the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen, and Italy could use the Iveco Massif.

[@lucamarmiroli4563]

Jann adriel cervo mutch better a fiat panda!!

[@lucamarmiroli4563]

For italy

[@edmonton20084]

The Original Italian Car was found a while ago and is destined for the Reynolds-Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada. It is my hope that with a lot of volunteer work, they'll let me drive it, even if just for a minute. And even if they don't, being able to contribute to the museum, one of the best automobile museums in the world, will be an immense satisfaction nonetheless.

[@edmonton20084]

+Demon Rat It was lost to time before being rediscovered and restored. I don't recall all the details, but I'll ask around.

[@leonardodavid2842]

What place did it end up in?

[@leonardodavid2842]

3rd?

[@horrortackleharry]

As if the course wasn't already demanding enough, 1908 was the year of the Great Siberian Explosion (June 30th).

[@riograndedosulball248]

Fucking hell i forgot about that. Now they are double madlads

[@matthewhocker956]

The 1908 race was akin to the “sequel” of the 1907 Peking (Beijing) to Paris Motor Challenge. It was an attempt to prove the practicality of the car. I feel like you can’t talk about the 1908 race without the 1907. Also, I am pretty sure the 1907 route went through Siberia, so 1908 wasn’t the first time cars went through there.

[@anewsagabegins5946]

This video is even funnier then that silly movie they made about it in the 1960's. I guess truth is cooler then Hollywood fiction. The Great Race starring Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon is the film'

[@botatobias2539]

Never rely on the host country to treat the competition unbalanced, if one of its natives is in. That's just a fact regardless of country. It's human nature. My point is that it would have been better if they started off on "neutral ground", not in the US, with a US participant involved.

[@UnasGamingChannel]

68-ish years later, the cannonball run happened, from Connecticut to the Port-a-pino inn (pretty sure i didn't spell that right) in California. What a time

[@funny3scene]

Port a fino* very close though. But yes, very crazy stuff

[@paulcosby8662]

Fun fact Valdez, Alaska is pronounced Valdeez

[@rock3tcatU233]

Valdeez nuts?

[@skortana3760]

And what is fun about this?

[@masonsykes2240]

Valdeez nuts

[@R0NYFL0NY]

The steel ball run.

[@aname4787]

I love how the French were the first to surrender

[@TurboDiesel-zf8ph]

Figured the Germans would win an automobile race

[@paulheller1038]

Yea..they seem to be superior to every race... 😂 No offence, just humor 😉

[@marknalt8537]

Germans used to be great, now they're a pathetic group of useless people.

[@TurboDiesel-zf8ph]

Mark Nalt they still make some of the best cars in the world though

[@tirohanloststorys4853]

and they have the best bread and basicly everything is better in germany.

[@tirohanloststorys4853]

EVERYTHING

[@bobbob7114]

And we're like... "I think ill buy a 4x4, its raining outside"..

[@jamesmcgilvray6008]

Good vid, please don’t let low views get you down, good content is good content! Thanks for making it!

[@dennisbowen452]

This sounds like a damn wacky races episode

[@marwapranata5698]

This feels like straight out of Steel Ball Run. I wondef if Araki was inspired by the race when he made Part 7

[@shiddy.]

7:48 ... after a wrong turn that cost them 15 hours ... I'm trying to imagine the conversion in the car when this was realised - how many tanks of fuel did they need for that 15 hours?

[@TheNimaid]

Look, the French may be strict on their technicalities, but they are also sctrict on when they no longer technically apply.

[@asmodeus6631]

I saw the movie which was hilarious, but didn't realize that there was an actual race. That was definitely an amazing feat in those days.

[@Justquitalready]

I thought the most French thing you could do was surrender like the three other competitors did........

[@doogandoggin2571]

This is an amazing story of bravery and fortitude. These were men of great constitution.

[@Timbobjr]

Those Magnificent Men and They’re Driving Machines

[@miklosernoehazy8678]

... that's "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines"(1965)... ...the competing movies: ..."Those Daring Young Men in their Jaunty Jalopies" aka "Monte Carlo or Bust" (actually a 1969 sequel to "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines")... ...and of course, the Blake Edwards film "The Great Race" (1965)

[@miklosernoehazy8678]

@@thekspguy4421 "They go leftitty-left and go rightitty-right... ...sounds like you're talking about Carol Doda at the Condor Club... ;-)

[@_vicoliciousgambino8882]

🤔I wonder if the Americans would still win if the race would have started backwards!🚗🚥

[@jetsons101]

No matter who won, what short cuts were used or what ever else-----all the men and cars and there manufactures should get a thumbs up. Anybody that would even think of doing this in 1908 are automotive hero's........

[@gram.]

It's what drives (pun unintended) motorsport today... the incentive of sales, profit, and prestige for manufactures has given so many advancements for cars of which are passed down to the consumer. E.g. the super/hypercars sold at a loss for the company, but still translates into sales and progress with engineering feats.

[@CapitalFProductions]

So how did they NOT know that the Berring Strait doesn’t actually physically connect to Russia? 😂

[@txtpeer5179]

Crossing the bering sea by car what a genius idea !

[@JenniferMenendez522]

I didn't think I would enjoy this video as much as I did! 😳😆 Could you imagine this race in 2019/2020?

[@jetsons101]

Not in 2020 because the Left would shut the race down as being to dangerous, the cars might get within 6 feet of each other.....

[@datguy9408]

Goes through all that hardship, yet gets no real recognition. Amazing.

[@treborironwolfe978]

*Ţяэßş ƒąvøŗīţє Qúøţę øƒ ţhę Ðąỳ™* "...so, you can't drive on it ..because, it's the ocean."

[@cheezitgod5032]

The sad thing this predicted ww1.

[@steamcheng]

I noticed you forgot the penalty incurred by the German Protos team! Not only did the American Thomas Flyer team earn a 15 day lead for being the only car to make it to the west coast and Alaska (unaided), the German team had to ship their car by rail from Nevada to the west coast due to mechanical failure. In order to keep as many cars in the race as passible, Le Matin and the race committee agreed that rather than disqualifying the Germans for shipping the car by rail to the west coast, they would be penalized 15 days. So in fact, the Thomas Flyer completed the race with a comfortable lead of 26 days over the Protos team. This is not to take away from any of the teams. This was an unbelievably grueling race, and the three teams and cars that finished deserve to be remembered for their perseverance, endurance and courage. Also, the three finishing cars are still in existence: the Thomas Flyer is in the Harrah's Automobile Museum in Lake, Taho, NV; the German Protos car is in the Transport Museum of the Deutsches Museum in Munich, Germany; and the Italian Zust is held by a private owner in Vancouver, Canada.

[@marlonng8672]

Hirohiko Araki: Well it's time to write a new jojo part *Sees video* Why not make a jojo part where they have to race. And the objective would be to see who can travel accross the harsh terrain on america first, but now with steel balls and lots of stands. Oh and a crippled main protagonist. #part7never

[@KOCChristian]

Don’t forget the President and Jesus is was involved

[@sabimosapagong5667]

Sad only 48 views

[@ottogren1]

1.3k now. He's growing.

[@kyore789]

Insane how small it is.

[@jamesbrowning1535]

7008 now

[@taffysaur]

Almost at 9000 now

[@Ahmed-xc5pd]

16 k now

[@detective___mcnulty]

"You can't drive on it because...... it's the ocean." 😂😂😂

[@stevestrash1791]

Imagine the logistical nightmare of trying to source fuel for a very inefficient car motor in rural nowhere, long before cars were even remotely common. They probably had to ship gas to themselves the entire way through Russia

[@emaarredondo-librarian]

Possibly the inspiration for Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (1965).

[@enzowarren9832]

the roads weren’t even ass-fault, wow

[@mdnealy4097]

Or more to the point for most of the race. what road?

[@enzowarren9832]

Mike Titz lmao that’s the whole point of my comment, you belong in r/wooosh

[@abuelita4094]

when you're in 6th grade.

[@chopin65]

Is there a documentary on this? There should be. Or better, a movie.

[@danieldutoit2697]

Add STANDOH POWAH and Jesus and it's basically the Steel Ball Run

[@Istandby666]

To bad this wasn't done by the older guy...😔 I disagree with the 15 day lead.

[@neoasura]

How cool would it have been to see a world and cultures before the World Wars changed everything.

[@jdraven0890]

The Thomas Flyer had 60hp in 1908? That must have been insane for the time. And still more hp than my first car had in 1983.

[@gram.]

Thought the same... especially when you think, the driver and his luggage probably weighed more than the whole car! Then the yanks somehow managed to make e.g. 7.0l V8 engines with only 1200kg over 50yr later... mental

[@morganschiller2288]

We have this car at the Cleveland historical society. It was a ratty weather beaten old car. It looked nasty

[@DiscoManSam]

The German car got their first because German Engineering is the finest in the world.

[@ValensBellator]

I really don't think most of that description of Siberia is "made up". Depending on the time of year all of those things could be found there at that time. Russia's presence in Siberia then (even now) was basically in the form of small settlements that were akin to islands among an ocean of land.

[@Momnpop98]

History is just plain hilarious how you all narrate it. Love it. 😂🎉❤

[@jeremyfarley2699]

George Schuster is my grandfather's uncle!

[@sigaries4062]

When you get into an argument and challenge the other guy to a duel.. Ah, Those were the days.

[@goobiethicc5054]

3 french people. All gave up. See. All frenchies can do is give up

[@matthewlebo1841]

“The race was supposed to start at 11 AM with Mayor George B. McClellan, Jr. firing off the starter pistol, but he never showed up.” Like father, like son.

[@fartdonkey8290]

No shit cowards

[@P37R1X]

They really should do this race again with modern cars. Would be a great way to unite the world, i think.

[@katewho1111]

"The Great Race" (is an old movie about this race) it's actually pretty good!.. If you have a chance to watch it, check it out! (this coming from a millennial)

[@IftiAlam1999]

Is that the same Joe Shuster who created Suoerman?

[@tracksidefilms5416]

Jojo part 1908 Steel Wheel Run

[@Blondie-Actual]

The german arrived first in paris. Ayyy lmao

[@mrbean2520]

this is the most insane story i have ever heard

[@raykehr1832]

Ewww no a/c or heat and prolly only goin 45mph

[@leonstrand329]

The podcast The Dollop covers this it's episode 323

[@clintcheesewood910]

Germans and their cars... True love

[@MrUltimategamer44]

Doing this with trucks and jeeps would be awesome nowadays

[@doubleutubefan5]

Germany wins.... unknown to them this would be the last victory for them for next 30 years

[@dukeofmecklenburg-strelitz8030]

Unfortunately because of there geographical location, that has always put them in the disadvantage of being extremely outnumbered...If they won ww1, the world wouldve ended up a WAY better place, ww2 wouldnt of happened, and communism, and Fascism never wouldve become such powerful forces

[@Fulllife3.2]

​@@dukeofmecklenburg-strelitz8030 Nah,either communis or fascism would have occured.France would go through something similiar to what Germany went through after WW1,communist uprisings.

[@mr.voidout4739]

TIL Wacky Racers was based on a real event.

[@z0mbie.beast125]

This race needs to happen again!

[@holaburger6075]

*This is what happened after steel ball run*

[@rivertrash9862]

As a kid I used to watch The Great Race nearly every time I went to my grandpa's house, I never realised it was inspired by a true story.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Oh, they took that route? Were they nuts?!

[@maunster3414]

No one actually won by the definitions of the rules.

[@NGMonocrom]

This true story desperately needs to be made into a Hollywood blockbuster movie.

[@thebigcheese7239]

Cannon ball run from New York to paris

[@hobostovepipewife3419]

I truly love this true story. Truly remarkable great men.

[@billygowhoop]

If you watch the series Long Way Round, Ewan McGregor goes around the world on a motorcycle and part of the trip goes through Siberia and the road of bones. The terrain looks absolutely crazy but imagining going through Siberia without that road is almost unthinkable.

[@djcb421]

Great narration. Keep the Weird History videos coming.

[@unstopableasaurous]

It’s pronounced Val-deez, like deez nutz. 100% serious, I’ve lived in Alaska for 15 years

[@JD29081996]

I am obsessed with history and I didn't know anything about this ! I am also subscribed to some of the bigger history channels and i have never seen or read of this event. I think you did a really good job of explaining such a complicated story (to say the least) and I am amazed you only have 64K subscribers ! This is arguably one of the greatest channels keep making amazing content! Thank you very much Weird History :)

[@phonotical]

Can you dump the blurred sides effect? It's distracting as fuck, if your picture just doesn't fit, leave it as black outlines

[@ValensBellator]

....that is absolutely incredible. Seriously, how on earth did they manage that???? Those mechanics must have been wizards lol, crossing Siberia must have been enormously dangerous.

[@hansmesserschmitt8944]

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