Has anyone seen this ? (Video)
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I was hoping it wasn't a repost but I had not seen it here . It's incredible.
There's so many aspects to comment on but beyond the actual driving or cars I could not get over the spectators standing on the banks of the curves . I also thought about the expense of hurling these cars into those conditions . Then there's those moments where the cars were airborn . I had to watch that twice to see if all four wheels were up .
There's so many aspects to comment on but beyond the actual driving or cars I could not get over the spectators standing on the banks of the curves . I also thought about the expense of hurling these cars into those conditions . Then there's those moments where the cars were airborn . I had to watch that twice to see if all four wheels were up .
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I was hoping it wasn't a repost but I had not seen it here . It's incredible.
There's so many aspects to comment on but beyond the actual driving or cars I could not get over the spectators standing on the banks of the curves . I also thought about the expense of hurling these cars into those conditions . Then there's those moments where the cars were airborn . I had to watch that twice to see if all four wheels were up .
There's so many aspects to comment on but beyond the actual driving or cars I could not get over the spectators standing on the banks of the curves . I also thought about the expense of hurling these cars into those conditions . Then there's those moments where the cars were airborn . I had to watch that twice to see if all four wheels were up .
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YUP, I've seen it before many times, but still it amazes me how awesome these drivers really are, I want to be able to do the same with mine 
The orange one sounds so insane, and even if its a repost, it was a great post
The orange one sounds so insane, and even if its a repost, it was a great post
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I was hoping it wasn't a repost but I had not seen it here . It's incredible.
There's so many aspects to comment on but beyond the actual driving or cars I could not get over the spectators standing on the banks of the curves . I also thought about the expense of hurling these cars into those conditions . Then there's those moments where the cars were airborn . I had to watch that twice to see if all four wheels were up .
There's so many aspects to comment on but beyond the actual driving or cars I could not get over the spectators standing on the banks of the curves . I also thought about the expense of hurling these cars into those conditions . Then there's those moments where the cars were airborn . I had to watch that twice to see if all four wheels were up .
But I do not think they have much if any at all stock parts in those cars. it`s same like to watch racing trucks jumping 10ft high and landing in the mud and think that stock ford f150 can do the same.
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commercial racing team can afford to rebuild powertrain after each race. not a big deal for them.
But I do not think they have much if any at all stock parts in those cars. it`s same like to watch racing trucks jumping 10ft high and landing in the mud and think that stock ford f150 can do the same.
But I do not think they have much if any at all stock parts in those cars. it`s same like to watch racing trucks jumping 10ft high and landing in the mud and think that stock ford f150 can do the same.
The car is superb, the driver must match it...
