McRae onboard Rally GB 2005 Škoda Fabia WRC Stage 14 Resolfen
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- Colin McRae in the Škoda Fabia WRC rally car at Rally GB in Wales, giving maximum attack on stage 14 Resolfen 1 - 29.39 km. Average speed 116 km/h! The rally fans went crazy watching the rally legend back in action on Rally Wales GB, in the welsh forest that gave Colin much success earlier in his career. He was 11th fastest in this stage, and finished the rally 7th overall. Co driver is Nicky Grist, reading pace notes in English. Stage time was 15 minutes 6.9 seconds.
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Imagine a full season for Colin in the Skoda with proper backing, one of the great motorsport 'what ifs' in my humble opinion...
Nearly happened in 2006
two years on from when i first saw this and it remains possibly one of the finest 10 minutes you'll ever watch on youtube!
I love the calm before the storm, thanks for leaving in the first 20 seconds
half a stage :( old youtube 10min limitation
don't think iv'e ever seen someonedrive a Fabia in that way. Colin is a true legend!
7:19 "well done" i love it!
McRae is a legendary racer
two legends in that car...
we forget nicky grist, but he is one of the best co-drivers...
7:19 plays with my head so much
WTF HAPPENED HERE DUDE, I HAVE NO IDEA :D
He went in a ditch i think
Double hairpin
Happens even to the world's best. Grist was very motivating.
lol there was 2 hairpins to different ways after another, car almost spinned. nothing else happened there
this is exhausting even to watch it ! mindblowing !
3:40-3:43 Thats absolutely amazing!!!!
I love the way this guy gets all of his cars!!!
realye nice onbaord, colin showed the potential of the skoda. great drive!
BEST VIDEO IVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE ON CZcams ..THANK YOU FOR POSTING . ANY MORE ??
7:30: *Car spins*Grist: "well done" XD
I can't help mysellf but Colin showed to Skoda what Is possible 👍💯
Beautiful collection of Classic Onboards!
Would be very nice see some onboard from the rare rallys in China and Indonesia =)
To is the Co Driver of your Dreams 🥰
Amazing Colin!!!!!
Colin Mcrae is Ayrton Senna of rallying HAIL!
Nah. More like the Gilles Villeneuve of WRC.
Jim Clark of rallying
McRae didn't die, God needed driving lessons..
lifeinvader Mcrae never die forever
I'm glad God doesn't take flying lessons from him.
Great drive from Mcrae...true legend
RIP hero
legend
great video... thanks
7:22 what a save!!!!!!
this is MADNESS!!!!!!
This is one stage before markko martins co driver died in the crash
00:17 - 00:19 What is that buzz sound thingy of the Skoda Fabia and why it is sounds like that?🤨
The champion at work.
masterclass of rally!!!!!!!!!!
Colin,the greatest driver ever!
Legendary man
The last full stage of that rally
"Well done"
legend...please post the halfway stage,colin was the main draw for spectators on this rally,the skoda service area was packed.
Impressive!!!!
have soften the car and Schwarz began doing good times.And what he said about it?"I always said,that hardening the setup is the roght way".That confirms what i wrote.And when Colin came here and stamped his autority and didnt let Schwarz giving him problems,the german leaders of the team were furious and maybe because of this,they decided to change Colins clutch in Australia too late for the mechanics to do it
That car sounds like a mad hornet!!
4 years gone.
best rally driver ever.
How did he catch that? Amazing driver
@TimothyParadox1 Grist always said "well done" when Colin survived such a situation as this was
There are two rings behind the steering wheel which he uses to shift. I once read about it in a magazine, but I can't find it on the interwebs.
Colin era il miglior pilota di rally di sempre!!!
Well,maybe Paasonen in Finland 2004...but Colin was a class of his own...
gre4at video, pity it was cut off before the end of the stage
well done :)
@SvenT23 All the top WRC cars are like this. The driver changes gear on the steering wheel (A bit like F1). It uses hydraulics to make the gears shift. If this system fails they then have the gear stick to enable them to change gear.
@Cloonie14 it was Nicky Grist
The current Skoda team in the IRC and the S-WRC, is one of the most passionate teams in rallying today, and it's being run by the Czech's and not VW which would ruin their chances of winning. Skoda hopes to have the Fabia WRC 1.6T out by 2012.
I cried when mc Rae passed and left motor sports
if you put attention there are notes like "6+ breaking and 4 right long" so, it not means that he can accelerate, it only mean the grade of the curve.
GOD
madness
It isn't only the Skoda that had the rings behind the wheel for shifting. Peugeot had the same thing since the 206 in 2003 I believe, until the factory team pulled out of the WRC in 2005 with the 307cc. Privateer teams continued to use it though I suspect. :)
You can’t use not homologated parts in your car which were not hmlogated in your cars specyfication.
how can you drift without using the manual break ?
Is this Resolfen?
@MrBowlofFruit there is a countdown, called by the navigator.
Mcrae the best!!!!!!
Great vid. I have a question that bugs me since longer time. How do rally drivers practice? Like let's say they are novice and begin their career.
oDJOldskull u participate in local or state level rally events u keep racing there until u make a name for yourself and hopefully big teams find you and take you as a driver
so who took over from colin>? loeb? ken block?
Where is it???
Great Britain
The current S2000 cars will still have a 2.0L NA engine. NA is naturally aspirated. You're correct for that statement. Ford is still planning a 1.6T Fiesta for the 2011 season. All WRCars will be 1.6T for 2011. The FIA wanted cheaper WRCars and Ford and Citroen both wanted the 1.6T. That didn't stop M-Sport from making a Fiesta S2000.
VW might use the current Polo not the previous gen model. The S2000 is built on the previous gen Polo. It also has to be 1.6T though it can use a S2000 chassis. VW is planning on developing one from scratch not use an existing design. Thats what Kris Nissen says. VW would like to have the Monte back in the WRC though. All new S2000 homologations after 2011 must be 1.6T, according to the FIA. Hope this helps.
Damn youtube and its old 10 minute limit. ::sigh::
what kind of steering is he using?
standard - stock steering wheel in Skoda Fabia WRC
@hungebunge Ah very cool. Thanks.
Colin didn't die, he is now The Stig from Top Gear.
Who is the Co. Driver? He sounds like Robert Reid...
cant we trade colin for ken block?we need this guy back!!!
The stage after on ss15 Michael park was killed😢
love the change in engine note when colin enables the the ant-lag before launch :-)
"He's fast but the car seems to not have the power."
due to using a 5-speed box?? maybe sound better with a 6 (not as laboured) doubt it would've been any quicker..
6
Skoda is going to build a new Fabia WRC based on the Fabia S2000 for 2011. It will have a 1.6T engine and mr. Hrabanek said that it can be used in all FIA championships.
Today? Legend R5
It is his ols system,cause this was i think the first time he drove 5speed WRC car
Colin makes that little skoda sound like a 6r4
is it just me or does colin have an odd pace note system? sometimes i hear 6 and it he takes it like a 4/5. Granted it does so minus but it'd be better to use 5+ or 4+ rather than 6- looking at some of those corners.
The new 1.6T cars will have a 33 mm restrictor and the boost will be limited to 2.5bar. The new engine will have a FIA control box to make sure teams aren't cheating.
Another reason why they'll be S2000 based is that they don't have to make a special vehicle just for that engine.
Where does it say Resolfen in the title?knobcheese
totally agree...:(
Such a shame that the car let him down would have been great to see we’re he would have finished
want more mcrae from wales 2005!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yea your right, it's based on the Octavia WRC engine and the whole car is barely a step up from an Octavia Evo3
Yeah
AlejjSi that’s rhondda stage not resolven
Škoda is the BEST !!!
The Fabia S2000 could be a WRCar if Skoda decides to put in a 1.6T. However it's up to them to do it. Maybe VW wont do the WRC. In 2011, no further development of the current S2000 cars will be allowed. So it's not just no new homologations. No new cars period with the 2.0 NA engine. The new WRcars will have an aero and spoiler kit to differentiate them from the S2000 cars. The 2011 engine regulations have already been finalized according to Ford and Malcolm Wilson.
Skoda has been working on their 1.6T fabia S2000, but VW is planning to join the WRC.
MTS Route 20 Fanner now vw is leaving :(
The worst thing about this is that it was the stage after this one that killed Michael Park.
Yeah...Skoda is from my country so...they in fact used the nearly same engine as they had in Octavia....too old...but the German duo Schwarz - Metrich(chiefmechanic or what he was doing...)were stedily putting the team dovn..
Driver from god...
R.I.P :(
Skoda isn't likely coming back to the WRC but their parent company VW is thinking about joining the WRC. VW wants more manufacturers, Monte Carlo, maybe Safari, and 12 events.
11 years later, and they did pretty well.
Is this automatic or can you not see him shift???
Rhet0rik It’s manual. Think this car had the shifter paddles behind the steering wheel so you can’t see it on this video, unfortunately.
I realise you asked this question 8 years ago, hopefully you can now sleep at night 😉
i think it is changing from green to orange to red
he use the system of pace notes basicly known as "Degrees notes" that means that a 6 curve is the fastest and 1 curve is the slowest curve. I use the same in my notes and is very easy to pass from any car to any other, cause you are not speaking about the speed of the car, or the intense of the breaking, you are just telling the grade of the curve.
you have many combinatios, like 1+, 4-, 5+ etc.. so you have like this -1 1 +1, -2 2 +2, etc..
Skoda Fabia WRC005
yes, yes it is (read the fucking title)
I´m gonna compare Colin´s way of driving and Jan Kopecký´s way of driving now... Whilst Colin McRae preferes drifty driving, Jan Kopecký prefers cutty driving... The final result is that Colin´s way of drifty driving is better for rally fans and slower in final result, Jan Kopecký´s cutty driving is not that attractive for the fans but faster... Petr from the Škoda city, Mladá Boleslav, Czech, Europe...
rhondda stage classic
VW will likely join in 2012 and they would like to see the Monte come back. It will take VW at least 18 months to develop a rally car. It will likely be the Polo.
I bet Nicky Grist always wore dark underwear.
I don't think so.. With Colin behind steering wheel he was and is one calm cold blood guy.
2:25 god....that so dangerous...............................
Daniele Pirola it’s ironic the way he died, really..
@truefalse I have a great taste you see :-)