WRC History: Ari Vatanen vs. Walter Röhrl @ Rallye Monte-Carlo 1985
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- Ari Vatanen´s Daring Drive Rallye Monte-Carlo 1985 - watch the full video on WRC+
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1:52 "Kill confirmed" =D
True Rally Legends!
That's real rallying.
Ari Vatanen and Walter Röhrl are the best drivers in the whole world
No
@@dariostino One of the best, yes
Stig Blomqvist you forgot....
Colin McRae?
Nobody can beat Vatanen. . God bess you Champ
wooow, thats amazing 8min penalty and he win
That would -usually- be me @ 1:53 :)
Era el jefe Ari Vatanen en los 80 .
these videos are too short. it all just seems like advertising. we dont get WRC coverage here in canada so can you please uploade some actual rally coverage or onboard cams or something?
+Ben Blackwood Agreed. I know the drivers from 1986 better than the drivers from 2016!
+Ben Blackwood u cant get wrc+?
1:53 get rekt
What an insane comeback, very nice and inspiring video, the music so epic, any one know the name of music
legends
Terry Harryman had been co driving Vatanen for at least 3 years before that event. Not a new co driver.
Somebody knows the music?
The best cars ( group B monsters) ,the best teams ( Peugeot,Audi,Lancia,Ford, Porsche, Toyota,Austin Rover, Renault) and the best pilots ( Vatanen,Salonen,Saby,Rohrl,Blomqvist,Kankkunen,Alen,Biasion,Recalde,Ragnotti,Mouton).
And Hannu Mikkola.
And Hannu Mikkola
Markku Alén, Henri Toivonen, Björn Waldegård, Colin Mc Rae and so on...GREETS from Germanie 😊
wise words at the end.
wow
Vatanen is the BEST....
I really want to know how modern group B rally looks like
RIP HANNU ....GROUP-B.....A-TEAM
Estaria bueno que pusieran subtitulos en español para entender los videos
tambien puedes aprender inglés ;)
no es obligatorio
205 or Quattro ?
+Leonardo mincucci quattro
+Leonardo mincucci RS200
+Jambale_97 205 :)
Quattro through and through!
+Leonardo mincucci lancer 2000
hello
I see Roger Moore over there 💪😎
Classic example of ”mid-engine” VS. ”front-engine”....
No wonder Audi pulled out completely midway thru 1986.
Everyone knew that Group B would be abandoned by then anyway. And Audi had theirs. They established the Quattro brand for themselves which was worth more to them than any Group B victory.
They withdrew after henri toivenin was killed.
@@sugarnads No, way before that.
@@svenschwingel8632 Not when Audi pulled out, that decision came in the fall of '86. Audi pulled out by the sheer superiority of Lancia & Peugeot. Always loosing rallies would destroy the Audi-brand.
Audi left after the desaster in Portugal. Before the 86 Season started they decided to cut down their rallye programm. Just two factory cars (Röhrl and Mikkola) and not every rallye was on their programm. It was planed that Audi would came back in Group S in 1987.
Ari is the greatest driver ever
najtrows both are the best.
Thought the pug was 480 hp?
When it retired, it was put to the dyno as it is & made 700+, so official numbers could been 480.
WTF1?
Groupie because I'm a poser and that's not a prelude but I'll hemm you up in a super B family