WRC - ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2016: ONBOARD Mikkelsen "Shakedown"

FIA World Rally Championship - ADAC Rallye Deutschland 18-21 August 2016 - Andreas Mikkelsen / Anders Jaeger (Volkswagen Motorsport) fastest at Shakedown (together with JML), watch all WRC Onboard Videos on wrcplus.com!
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[@kostasg666]

Thank you for flying with Volkswagen Airlines

[@racingjunkie27]

WRC drivers are simply the best drivers in the world

[@AndrewMalkin]

More onboards please.

[@dubtube6691]

we need those stages in DiRT Rally :)

[@fastmack25]

WHY CANT ALL THE VIDEOS BE LIKE THIS ONBORD FACING THE FRONT AND HE WAS A BIT SLOW FASTMACK

[@meyers6975]

1:38 crazy

[@linomiguel360]

top top

[@alexandrenecker7508]

D'as auto vw polo r wrc 💪👍

[@RPDBY]

is this speeded up?

[@installshieldwizard3017]

no, why?

[@dareksz1]

Nice! Better than Sordo.

[@GTERTET]

Who did better time? I think they are close.

[@clemfox69]

He has make the fastest time.

[@RPDBY]

what is the difference between deutschland and germany?

[@lPowDog74l]

It's the same. Deutschland is the German name, Germany is the English one.

[@RPDBY]

why they call it deutschland then i wonder?

[@Menti83]

Because its a different language than english ;)

[@RPDBY]

i mean why WRC calls it Deutschland while everything else is in English?

[@installshieldwizard3017]

Because Deutschland is way too cool to be called in English xD

[@NDakovic]

Very weird style. I've never seen anyone setup car like this for corner exits in any sport.

[@Fergutor]

+Niki Djakovic Well, rallying is unique. But you mean the slow turn at the beginning of the turn, and a sudden fast slide at the end?

[@NDakovic]

+Fergutor that's just a consequence of his style. my point of interest is his entrance into the apex which is after entry and turn in,just a touch before apex, car setup looks very very weird, but hey who am I to judge him, there are many rallies for him to go, maybe he can brush his style deeper and get an edge with it. these cars are very different to anything.

[@alvinkatojr]

Which particular entry are you referring to? The last one?

[@Rainbowstunting]

He's currently in the lead :D

[@alvinkatojr]

Not as of now. Ogier is the leader now :)