WRC - Rally Italia Sardegna 2016: ONBOARD Neuville SS16

FIA World Rally Championship - Rally Italia Sardegna 2016
Thierry Neuville / Nicolas Gilsoul (Hyundai Motorsport) in SS16
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[@jimsagubigula7337]

Just to inform, Thierry Neuville finished 1st on this stage.

[@RojekW]

Can anyone tell me why the quality of these onboards is so bad? Onboards of local drivers look much better than this. The same quality can be found in WRC +, which is paid. I don't want to be hater, but come on, this is World Rally Championship!

[@bresporttv5420]

just amazing! absolutely fearless! wish the wrc would come to canada hehe

[@AnirbanSaha13]

Wish it comes to India too!

[@tamaduni]

He was flawless ...zero mistakes

[@bogart6155]

Oh God! Those narrows are really scary!

[@user-fe3cl8hg3y]

こんな普通の狭い農道を飛ばしてるとか驚異的！痺れる。

[@detiffesandrine2474]

go Neuville !!!☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

Is it only placebo, or these cars really seem to be faster?

[@atom5k563]

The 2017 cars should be significantly faster. 80 more horses and improved aerodynamics.

[@LastAphelion]

The land here gives off such an uneasy vibe to me and I tried to identify why and maybe its that there's no large cover trees, just all this open with spooky dense shrubbery.

[@ebob4177]

This is like threading a neeedle while treading with needles around.

[@juan.pablolopez8510]

What track??

[@riccardomelis87]

Cala flumini

[@PALbub]

Every HD Camera is insulted by this footage. Better call it SD. Same quality in WRC+. Its just sad.

[@giovannirizza228]

4:39 Nice

[@Highskill3r]

this is not the original video speed

[@zwjna]

It is the original. Of course it is.

[@Highskill3r]

@@zwjna actually yes, stage "Cala Flumini 1"

[@zwjna]

​@@Highskill3r In case you meant again that it's speeded up: the car starts the run at the second zero of the video, and the finish line is crossed at the 09:08 mark. After that, the WRC+ ad kicks in, extending its length to 09:24. The on-stage timing systems registered Neuville's car crossing the finish line after 9:08.1 since it started the stage, so not speeded up at all. www.ewrc-results.com/results/27500-rally-italia-sardegna-2016/?s=109567

[@Highskill3r]

@@zwjna no no, i already searched it up. the time is correct. it just looks weird u know.. and some rally videos are speeded up but i guess not from this channel. ty anyways