WRC History - Rally de Portugal 2001: Makinen vs. Sainz
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- FIA World Rally Championship - Rally de Portugal 2001
WRC Legends Tommi Makinen vs. Carlo Sainz
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Love these old clips from my absolute favourite era of rally. Makinen and Sainz and McRae.
Don't forget Burns and Grönholm
I think Ford - Mitsubishi - Peugeot - Subaru era was probably the most competitive. Good cars and good drivers.
@@jussi-pekkaturunen689 Well we are now living a competitive era. The season we are now watching is competetive. Of course Ogier leads the show but we had 8 rallies with 5 different winners and few surprise 2nd places. Ott Tänak & Kalle Rovanperä had few crashes and without those who knows how the would standings look. :P
And who knows how this seasons turns. Few bad rallies to Ogier (which i doubt) and everything can turn around.
It was a great era, even the also rans were very fast in the right conditions.
Panizzi on tarmac in the 206 for example, nobody could touch him.
Season 2001, Burns came out of nowhere to win the championship in the end, absolutely epic.
Golden years of WRC
1:40 I miss you Burns...😢
Burns was my favorite 😭
WHY can’t we have this many manufacturers competing in WRC today?? This is a dream. We need more!
Oh man this was my childhood! All those legends! Burns with that friendly smile =) Sainz checking the tyre grooves by Subaru ahah
Good old days!
Back when the onboard cameras were actually good.
And good old saloon cars (except Ford and Peugeot)
The exact same cameras are back, and they are great, but you only see a few seconds of them at a time (at least on Red Bull TV, what about WRC+?).
And Skoda because Skoda Octavia is and always was 5 dor liftback
The ad strips (for lack of a better word) take up so much of the windshield whenever they attempt views like the ones above you barely see anything. To add insult to injury most of the time those strips are for advertising WRC+, the service to watch said bad onboards...
Love this classic WRC.
Anyone knows the narrator of this video? I like his narrating skills.
UPDATE
I found him. It's Jeremy Hart. Really like his way of saying the lines when he narrating the video.
This isn’t Jon, this is Jeremy Hart. he was a reporter for WRC in the late 90’, and he did the commentary for these reviews in 2001, before commentating for BBC in 2002. Him and Mark James did most of the WRC broadcasts between ‘97 and ‘02, so those are the voices you’ll hear from that period.
Interesting, thanks for correcting me.
This was awesome! Thank you, WRC!
Jeremy was an exelent commentator. English accent fits btcc and wrc very well to.
Favourite drivers: burns,McRae,sainz,makinen
The way that tommi drive that last stage is like i never see and i will never see. Belive me i was there and for me it was the best pass for a rally car i ever see in my life... til today i remeber that epic pass.
Sapeva che c’è l’avrebbe fatta in quei minuti è imbattibile MITO
Ponte de Lima. Inesquecível
The next WRC regulations should go for simpler cars. Bigger minimum ride height, less downforce, as much power as today... That way we will have more sliding around, more driving skill needed too!
The modern differentials and tech make the cars faster but also "boring". That's autosport in general, just technology moving forward.
1:40 everybody is nervous, tense and focused. Then comes Richard who’s whistling and chilling
best moments on wrc history sure
For some years, as a very young boy, i actually had the privilege (and also all my friends) of skipping school for 1 day (with my parents and teachers agreement) because it was Rally day in my small village of about 200/250 people! I would literally just walk for 5 minutes upwards into the mountain-forest to watch some of the best Rally drivers ever to exist!... I miss those days... It was kinda crazy honestly! For one day everyone in the village would skip school or work just to watch these world-renowned stars push those cars to the limit! And fun fact: There was always a portuguese guy that would drive a white Renault 4L, just for fun, after all the race was over, just to make it "official" XDDD
Qué Época!!! Esto eran rally de verdad
great vid thanks for sharing
Yo estuve allí, lo viví hasta el último segundo!
Sainz...vs Makinen...
Gronholm and Mc.Rae...
What era on WRC...??
They are the greatest...!!!
what talent these guys had love the evo
The tension
That Evo caked in mud looked fantastic back then, looks fantastic now. Crazy.
5:10 Awesome!
1:37
epic
Tommi did the old Mario Kart trick. Instead of banana peels he put rocks on the path of his opponent. :D
Tommi just never missed, when it mattered he never made mistakes.
3:49
hehe saw that as well funny
Arnau P. Щ
Damn... I forgot how good was watching real cars, rallying not just badges on "plastic box", like in the last years!
Portugal has the best fans.
Koolmite I think we can safely say they were enthusiastic 😂
2:46 Tommis harness is so loose... WTF
Jeez.. such names as Burns, Mcrae, Gromnholm and not even top 2.. Makkinen the man!
Yo estuve allí.
Nowadays, the record of the shortest gap gets easily beaten.
Que batallón! Esto lo viví yo con 6 años
Mitsubishi the best performance perfect car
The commentary is something..
Makinen went into that last stage with no tread left on his tyres, body slamming the car into the ditches instead of just ditch hooking.
Peugeot has copped a lot of criticism over the years but look at the DNA of the brand and remember it's history, the competition were awaken
Felt bad for Carlos but fair play to Tommi
It's to bad Mitsubishi don't running the WRC
Tommy forever f
Makkinen really is good.
Re Tommy makinen
" HOLA" 🤣🤣