The amount of information they need to process all while driving at high speeds, on narrow roads, and surrounded by trees is what makes this sport so incredible to watch.

@thefloridacrackerwhip

7 жыл бұрын

Niko Bellic I agree! Want to go bowling?

@RKTheYeet

7 жыл бұрын

Juan Andrés Suárez González Yes! Let's go!!

@dronespace

5 жыл бұрын

It's incredibly skilled

@Impetuss

4 жыл бұрын

I see youre a gamer, try out Dirt Rally 2! Best rally sim game on the market now. Took me about 80 hours to master it

@Leaferr

4 жыл бұрын

For professional rally drivers I can imagine they dont even need to payuch attention to the person giving tje instructions and that they prob just hear it subconsciously and process without a 2nd thought.

That co-driver has such a friendly voice.

@nikb6528

8 жыл бұрын

exactly, I could listen to him all day long, nohomo though haha:D

@__vx3

8 жыл бұрын

+InfuriatedHawk It sounds like he's trying to do a European accent while calling the notes.

@fexcsgo9956

8 жыл бұрын

+H Larkins He's from UK though.

@__vx3

8 жыл бұрын

FexCSGO Exactly!

@canthandleit1377

8 жыл бұрын

+InfuriatedHawk sounds like he's from Bristol

It's the harmony between driver and navigator that gets me. The practice it would take to learn how far ahead the driver wants to hear the calls and sorting out what terminology to use. Real work.

I had trouble keeping up with the calls let alone considering traction, shifting, and braking at the same time.

@GamingBros36

6 жыл бұрын

Once you get used to how the car handles, it becomes natural and focusing on the notes becomes more important

@TDG9034

5 жыл бұрын

Start slow work up, can't run before you can walk let alone crawl.

@dominicviner6619

4 жыл бұрын

Alot of the times these guys have been around these tracks maybe came by them on the off season. Alot of it is memories Also you hear the same calls outs over and over. Itll be like laying a video game amd someone says press X with Square and O together followed by L2 plus R2 followed by am R1 hold down

@TheHurriedRabbit

3 жыл бұрын

@@GamingBros36 True

@novasketch8658

2 жыл бұрын

@@GamingBros36 honestly it’s second nature to me after playing dirt rally with a racing sim set up, it’s difficult at first and there’s a very sharp learning curve but once you’re past the curve it becomes so much easier and it’s fuckin awesome when you nail a race perfectly. Pisses you off when you don’t😅😅 but it’s amazing and I really wanna do this in the near future

Its not rally if you dont have a british co-driver

@synus5300

4 жыл бұрын

that pronunciation on Over Crest

@tylerquesnel1816

4 жыл бұрын

What about Samir’s co driver

@Ryansanders80

3 жыл бұрын

also helps when the driver is from the UK

@racecardriverrr4201

2 жыл бұрын

or a Finn 👍🇬🇧

The guide's voice is so calm even though his and the drivers lives are at edge XD

I just came from the Samir TRIPLE CAUTION video and my god what a difference.

@heybilly6648

6 жыл бұрын

LP Jones "YOU ARE BREAKING THE CAR!"

@LurkerPatrol5

6 жыл бұрын

heybilly what are you doing man?

@installshieldwizard3017

5 жыл бұрын

Samir, you treat the car quite well, keep up the good work mate

@bishalhona254

4 жыл бұрын

Whaad da fac mahn?

@TheReck12

4 жыл бұрын

@@LurkerPatrol5 shad up don't tell me how to drive

I'll never understand why rally isn't more popular in the US. It's some of the toughest, fastest cars out there, whether on pavement, gravel, or dirt, out there going flat-out on real roads with no practice runs. It's a spectacular sport, and I'm incredibly appreciative of Subaru's continued support for rally!

@DesertObserver491

2 жыл бұрын

It could be that when compared due to IndyCar, Nascar, Sports Cars, Trophy Trucks, Baja, and other series widely popular there, rallying appears to be a lot more intense from a driving perspective (short twisty tracks, the insane steering/braking inputs needed, the extra brain needed to process pacenotes, the various terrains traversed). Most motorsport fans worldwide would agree that while all racing series are amazing, rallying is on a whole other level. But agreed, these Launch Control videos show there's good potential there with the right number of teams, fans and sponsors

i cant even concentrate to both the roads and the co driver's turns warning.. one of the greatest job 👍

Playing dirt rally brought me here.

@OccidentalExpression

6 жыл бұрын

that game is super hard, but once you get the hang of it, and tune your car right, it's so addicting

@roelchoi8936

6 жыл бұрын

same

@nukeacitrus883

5 жыл бұрын

Me too! 3 years later with dirt 2.0 :D

@babybottle1221

4 жыл бұрын

same lol

@xdriftkingxscotland.8990

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah

Co-driver calls things out so far ahead- It'd take some work to get used to playing Simon with his call-outs for turns.

Watching from the outside of the car is cool, but seeing it from the inside is intense!

My adrenaline is high and heart still thumping. Thanks for the ride David Higgins and Craig Drew!

I live in Oregon, born and raised 4 generations. I met the men who did the very first otr in the 80s, got some friends, mapped out the stages and timed themselves XD

So so good. I love these two guys, but much respect to all Rally drivers. This stuff is insanely dangerous.

I come back and watch this periodically because its just as nuts as the first time I watched it! All of the information and at the speed he's going Its just insane that he's able to do it all... Drifting on a small dirt road with trees on either side at the speed he was going is amazing to watch! His co-driver's voice is hilarious because he's so chill the entire time hahah I love all forms of Rally!

One hundrad

@rotracing5744

5 жыл бұрын

Flaht laft

@installshieldwizard3017

5 жыл бұрын

Twantayy

@alexiex

3 жыл бұрын

Minimuns

And sold to the highest bidder!

@psikyo

5 жыл бұрын

LOLLL! Good one!

There we go, this can tide me over until the next episode of Launch Control. This looks like so much fun! Now to go convince the wife that we need to go spend a bunch of money on a car I can beat up on trails in the mountains...

Great co-driver. Right on the money and timing is impeccable

We had a 1 - 5 system with slow medium and fast, it worked really well, we won our class in the BTRDA clubmans championship overall in 91.

He’s not breaking the car like Samir

@666Tomato666

4 жыл бұрын

that's because there was no triple caution!

Amazing job by the co driver

@jraybay

7 жыл бұрын

Zachary Peirce He's really impressive.

Amazing! Great camera placing too, best camera position can see everything!

AWESOME David and Craig! Some of the BEST driving I've seen! GO SUBARU!!! :D

Ridiculous. Just insanely amazing

You can find me and friends at the 5:00 mark

LOVE hearing amazing co-drivers like this one. awesome.

These Richard Burns Rally mods are getting ridiculous. - great run lads!

What an amazing skill you've got... Precise instructions+skilled driver= riddicously fast pass on these sharp narrow roads. Greetings from Poland!!!:)

Higgins and Drew, as well as the rest of SRT USA must consider joining WRC.

5:52 and 6:02 ...must be cold outside. 😂

How does a car go that fast with those four gigantic steel balls on board?

@tyronicusmaximus4230

5 жыл бұрын

they're carbon fiber

Subaru, the best rallycar ever built.

That Co-drivers voice makes the job a little less stressful

co driver is sooo jolly

These pace notes are pretty accurate - makes a real good image ahead

@emissarygw2264

5 жыл бұрын

the image I get listening to this is "???????????????"

@TheYoutubeUser69

Жыл бұрын

@@emissarygw2264 he is basically just calling the next turns as precise and concise as possible.

Me attempting to do this: "Dawg....shut the fuck up...I'm trying to drive here."

How can a driver keep up with such verbose pace notes?

@haley746

3 жыл бұрын

Play dirt rally and you'll get it

@bornestellar6334

3 жыл бұрын

@@haley746 This. You start becoming accustomed to the amount of information. You learn to quickly pick apart what direction, turn angle, potential dangers, etc.

@meagainokay7673

2 жыл бұрын

I know you posted your comment a while ago but here goes...Navigators are the opposite of verbose as they need to be clear and consice, not the other way around. I get what you mean tho so it's all good. Rally drivers and navigators are the most talented when it comes to motor sports in my opinion as they need to navigate and drive at breakneck speeds in a vast array of environments such as dirt, gravel, mud, snow, ascending, decending, hard roads, hairpin turns etc, etc.

My hands are sweating just watching him amazingly drive!... amazing co-driver as well!.. did I heard it correctly that the co-driver said "remember it this time!" hahaha

I can barely read in a regular car without feeling sick. I cannot imagine having to do this at that kind of speed and with all the turns and bumps. Not to mention even if I didn't I don't know if I could process all that needs to be said in a quick enough manner

Subaru king of rally.

Learning to follow directions in school seems like a good idea when it comes to this sport.

MY HEART IS PUPPYING!!!!!!!

My foot was lifting there with that long flat out in sixth stretch.

the calls from the co driver are not honestly hard to get. what always gets me is how they drive at such high speeds and through all these bumps and tight corners and still have time to listen carefully lol

More of these videos please!

I was watching until about 3:10 - listening to the map reader before I realized the madness of this video. Go back to the start, turn OFF the sound and just watch out the windshield. This is some crazy shit.

This navigator is chill AF

I'm convinced his Co-driver is from my neck of the woods in the UK!

When self-driving cars can do this we'll know the machines will take over.

@tiko5876

5 жыл бұрын

Clement Moraschi I don’t know if we’re anywhere near that level. Rally courses have many more variables to deal with.

@hohenzollern6025

5 жыл бұрын

Can tell you never played video games... Self driving cars will never be able to do such a thing, as programers are the sloppiest laziest people in the world.

@RP944

5 жыл бұрын

@@hohenzollern6025 they will do. Maybe not as beautiful, but more effective. Don't forget you're using a phone manufactured by many of those robots. It's just a matter of time.

Also I want to say David was a little upset he got some penalties. Hit some barrels in the chicane on day two. When be went by us on the stage just flying. I want to go for a ride.

I can hardly even remember just 4 comanda at a time how is he listening driving remembering and doing everything at the same time?

ohh that lovely power steering looks divine.

This is the equivalent of the WRC2 R4 championship everywhere else on earth. If the US participated, this is the R4 series

@DesertObserver491

2 жыл бұрын

Really? I've always wondered where this series stood within the WRC categories.

Great Vid thank you for posting it!! Way to go guys!!!!!

I live in Michigan,USA and I can say these rally roads are taken better care of then the roads here. Hahahahahaha

@Skizzy461

5 жыл бұрын

Lmfao

I've played Dirt 2 so much I somehow understood everything said here.

The notes are 3 turns ahead of the car. Thats some skill to listen ahead drive and stay at pace

Oregon looks quite nice to drive here. Very good

Legends

Just thought of a great ad line for Rally: "Got BALLS?"

I never knew that the turn he is calling out actually denotes the gear he should be in. I always thought it was just giving a severity of the turn.

@DMStraylight

8 жыл бұрын

Different teams do it differently; some call by severity descending (6 is flat, 1 is hairpin; most common in Rally America), some by severity ascending (1 is flat, 6 is hairpin), some use a 6-point scale, some use an 8-point scale, some call what gear the car needs to be in, etc.

@mitch019850

8 жыл бұрын

Sometimes youtube comments result in me learning. how to properly use the internet?

@moshpitmaddog630

7 жыл бұрын

mitch019850 what does overcrest and innercrest mean

@TheBaegislash

6 жыл бұрын

Over crest and into crest mean exactly what they say. "right 4 over crest" means severity 4 right turn, over a crest (small hill) in the middle of a turn. "right 4 into crest" would mean severity 4 right turn, immediately followed by a crest (small hill)

Idk how these drivers do it this just looks so overwhelming

Not sure if he's navigating or reading out the cricket scores for the BBC. Sounds the same.

excellent co driver

This is beautiful

absolutely insane!!

I'm confused, why did the driver allow the navigator to tell him how to drive and didn't tell him to "shaddap"?

This is fucking crazy

I've always had this question, how does he shift the gears on the car. it kinda reminds me of the triptronic on "semi-automatic" cars. Am I correct in comparing the two? or is it some different shifting system?

@arnoldmiller111

8 жыл бұрын

Sequential transmission aka dogbox, need clutch to set off but after the clutch is not required to shift gears

@wyrmbuster

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I've been trying to look for an answer everywhere.

i genuinely wish to be a wrc driver for subaru badly its a real passon but i can right now... ..... Im 15😭😭

CRAZY.

that is just to crazzzzzzzy wow

I would not mind the co driver’s voice in Dirt games. Good luck to you guys

Samir really came a long way.

This sounds like jibber-jabber. I can understand what he's saying, but I cannot determine his timing. How exactly do the co-drivers give directions (in terms of their timing)?

@gamestarr16

9 жыл бұрын

+Urban Chaos 2.0 i think his timing is faster in some areas and shorter in others, i think its more about just letting the driver know a certain section instead of just one obstacle at a time

@caseylockwood5512

9 жыл бұрын

+Urban Chaos 2.0 Usually the corners the guy is calling out are 2 or 3 corners ahead of what the driver is actually driving through. But it just depends. Just as a quick FYI, the higher the number, the wider the radius of a turn. So a 6 right would be almost straight and a 2 left would be a really tight turn.

@Aldrenean

8 жыл бұрын

+Urban Chaos 2.0 The timing is mostly from the stuff between the turns -- either "into" or "and" for turns that chain into each other, or distances (like 40, 100, 130 etc.) between the turns. Sometimes you'll also hear "immediate" or "sudden" for really fast switches.

Sammy what are you doing????!!!!

What are "plus" and "minus" after the corner pacenotes? Great driving!

@majertibor4412

8 жыл бұрын

***** Thank You for answer!

im practicing that at the school right now, in the exams I tell to my fellas the anwers, question 1 correct answers is B, etc...

How is is the co-able to read from the note pad.....

Does anyone understand what the navigator is saying?eg. " Left 6 brake 2 " etc etc

Wife: slow down slow down Husband : would you shut the fuck up

wow thats insane

I understand all of the directions that the co driver is giving, but it's extremely hard to focus and remember them all. And I'm not even dealing with driving. Rally guys are insanely skilled.

Girlfriend: I'm pregnant. Me driving: 30 L2 long jump over crest you sed?

What do the co drivers say. Like what are the numbers he’s calling out?

I'd love to meet Craig Drew, if only to buy the man a drink.

Hopefully Subaru will return to the WRC sooner rather than later.

This must be the most demanding driving in the car racing world.

Four over crest left 2 minus right 3 flat left then flat crest fifty left four over crest

very impressive. Not as good as Ken Block. Block has such good control over the car that the entire drive is smoother. He makes it look very easy. His old car drives better than new ones because it gives more, i.e., it is more forgiving.

"SHUT UP AND LET ME FOCUS!"

Thank God it is not Samir behind the wheel.

If I master street cars I could probably move on to rally

Dirt 4 looks so realistic here

if you ever doubt man landing on the moon...come watch this. Humans are incredible especially these ones!

Zen mode on

WTB 2 door Subaru..... heavy corner sections are sluggish. i wanna see subaru get on that wrc car build... maybe that cool 2 door sti concept.plzzzz

i barely hear what my gps says..