WRC - ORLEN 74th Rally Poland 2017: ONBOARD Latvala SS11

FIA World Rally Championship - ORLEN 74th Rally Poland 2017
Stage win Jari Matti Latvala / Miikka Anttila - SS11 BARANOWO 1: 15.55 km in 8:02.2 min.
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[@AsherSkylark]

I really like the stages in Poland. You can go flat out on these stages but you also have to be careful as well as one tiny slip can ruin everything, its like Finland but narrower

[@aleksanderking8003]

latvala has impressed me in every way this year:D

[@bongoib]

ihanaa......rakastan rallia.....vauhtia pojat,vauhtia.....

[@adit346]

Great footage.. anyway beside English voice, Miika Anttila voice (Suomi) and Marc Marti (Spain) was my 2 fave Co Driver voice

[@gup8175]

Zaróbka - Dirt Rally 2

[@morbid1.]

I always thought rally poland is easy, relaxing... this doesn't look easy at all...

[@0210mick]

I dont think any rally is easy at these speeds

[@BicyclesMayUseFullLane]

I don't think any rally is easy at any speeds. Those shitty road takes some stupidity^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hbravery to race on at speed.

[@zepter00]

Check Rally Poland 2013 when it was ERC event and Eurosport made a full, long coverage of this event. It was one of the hardest rallies ever.

[@lilianasanhueza5185]

increible latvala sin palabrass

[@tomtomracingchannel8480]

latovala always speaks something while he driving😂

[@dedenhaedar37]

What a beautiful view

[@piggypiggy855]

That window cam is amazing it's better than dash board cam

[@WRC80Evolution-R]

DiRT Rally 2.0 Poland Zarobka 16.46km (^_-)☆

[@rafaelgiacomini2106]

Dirt Rally 2.0 stage

[@hmico457]

1:14 "ei tarvii pitää" :D

[@sibbou02]

Hyvä JML!

[@ssonkosadamu485]

Wowo so nice

[@pekkapuupaa8658]

oikee viis älä

[@jjeeqq]

Siitä viis, no älä.

[@chybie]

Poor quality :(

[@LarsHavelte]

chybie As usual, unfortunately.

chybie Yes, it's quite bad, but you couldn't really get better pictures with this dynamic videos on youtube anyways.

[@SkyWKing]

Foliage is the worst enemy of video quality. The onboard camera can't do simultaneous double record (a low quality for LIVE and high quality for archive).

Exactly. Even my best quality gopro videos go fuzzy here on youtube. Add this to the live quality, and you get this. But hey, it's better than nothing!

[@zepter00]

@Dwaynez it iż problem with tldays technology .. you can’t get fast enough memory cards to record fast moving objects in 4K+ with 60FPS. ...and cameras have sharpeness seted up on whole view so that means average medicore sharpeness of view. But you cant do diffrent. Alle we see on these shots is the same interesting and important. I make driving videos since many years almost 12 milions views ( and I know few things about it)

[@stam1ska]

Modern racers drive cars like they play NFS on easy.

[@zwjna]

That means?

[@BzykN7]

@@zwjna Switching gears is much easier when you can do it without letting go wheel.

[@hubertkam7647]

@@BzykN7 it’s easier but it’s not faster if you get used to taking your hand off the wheel when changing gears it will be just as easy but having two hands on the wheel is much safer

[@zepter00]

It is like that since 2000-2003.