WRC vs. NPC: Rally Cars on Public Roads (Part 2)

Second part of some of the moments of WRC cars driving on public roads, including different techniques of warming up tyres.
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[@Pirotehnika.]

Nevjerojatno koliko su ovi auti stabilni

[@ninotocka]

drito, izvana izgledaju sporo, a kad vidiš dash cam nije ti jasno koji k se događa 😂

[@AlessandroGiraldi-uv7gy]

Astronavi in stand by, poi...👍💪😊

[@electricpants8475]

I was near Smerovišće, attending a race. There, it is *EXTREMELY* dangerous, it was a small road, leading up to the start, tons of blind corners, obviously, the cars had to warm up their tires but some of these techniques (done on public roads) were, very dangerous, if you were walking, you had to stay on the complete edge of the road, and if you were driving, may god protect you because you were pretty much on a tight and bendy road, the wrc drivers couldn't see you, you couldn't see them and they were weaving and speeding Although, with that said, it was pretty entertaining

[@davidducasse5146]

Il sont obligé si sa plaît pas on commente pas

[@Terminator775]

Thats what rally is all about

[@leonardoluchici704]

We all know how dangerous rallying can be. But I do have to say. that there are street racers out there doing things that are by far more dangerous than this. These are experts and the odds of them crashing at such speeds in those corners are 99% lower than if it was an average 18 year old kid behind the wheel who got his license yesterday and believes himself to be the drift king.

[@electricpants8475]

@@leonardoluchici704 yeah, but also the wrc holds itself to a very strict set of rules ensuring that nobody (apart from media) is close to the road