(WARNING: Crash Footage) Will Au-Yeung's Drive Up Pikes Peak 2022
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- A blisteringly fast time attack run up a cloud covered mountain takes a turn for the worst. Watch @pztuningwill ‘s run from last weekend’s event at Pikes Peak driving his Vibrant Performance Time Attack Honda Civic (9th gen). While stage 4 didn’t go as hoped, we know you’ll agree that his work in stages 1-3 was amazing, especially with so much fog. Thanks to @sparcousa for providing excellent safety gear and to the safety staff for their swift response.
We would also like to extend our gratitude to the numerous first responders on staff that came to Will's rescue after the crash. They acted swiftly and effectively, prioritizing Will's safety and putting themselves at risk while clearing the car and debris from the racing line.
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Let's take a moment of silence so we can really appreciate the quality of the welds on this holy roll cage. The fact that he was able to open the door and jump out of the car right after the impact is truly an incredible demonstration of how far enginneers have pushed the boundaries of race car safety over the last two decades. I'm glad to see the driver's ok but I'm pretty sure he saw his whole life in living colours while he was flying in the air.
Agreed. The fact he survived isn't a miracle as the video states, but instead thanks to all the safety equipment and standards, from the seats and gear, to the roll cage, and everything in between. We need to stop blaming miracles for people's survival and start thanking the real heros... The drivers, the manufacturers, the engineers, the welders, the scientists that all make this dangerous sport safer so we can continue pushing limits.
Triangulation is what gives a roll cage strength, not wellds, welds just keep the tubes from slipping out of place FYI..
When Will designed and build the cage, there were no shortcut made. He had Pike’s Peak in mind just in case. It really paid off being proactive.
You should appreciate the rules and regulations set in place and mandatory bar placement and triangulation along with the rigorous testing needed to cert the cage.
Totally! It’s amazing how well the car held together and kept him safe and basically unscathed. Will and his team at PZ Tuning fabricated the entire car from the ground up, from the cage, aero, mounting other safety equipment like seats/harnesses, etc 🤯.
In case y’all were wondering, the camera used on the wing was an Insta360 ONE X2. It’s gyroscopic stabilization capability is one of the reasons why it was able to keep Will’s car in frame so well during the crash (with minor adjustments I had to do in post). We mounted it on his wing with a selfie stick setup in a way that the camera can still “hide” the mounting arms so it looks like there’s a drone camera following the car 🤘🏼
I was wondering about that!
That’s genius. I was wondering!!
It's like the rear view camera angle in driving games lol
It was a great 📐 I was wondering how you got the footage. At first I was thinking that’s a hell of a race drone driver keeping pace.
I thought the first view of the crash was his soul with a go pro!!! At 4m40s the mist and fog seemed to clear up. Then at 7m15s he went into more fog?! Time to abort at 8m40s for sure! Expensive mistake that one!!!😳🤪
It’s actually kind of hilarious how calmly he just gets out immediately after it happens. The safety design is truly impressive.
I had two crashes and also went out calmly even injured. Shocked people after crash are usually calm.
Adrenaline is one hell of a drug
And Alex Dawn the human body produces it, who needs chemicals, give me a steering wheel, I'll create my own highs thank you
@@timothyengland3 I mean if you are trying to pick between drag racing and cocaine, you might be safer with the coke tbh.
...problem is if they fall off a verge and come to a sudden stop or hit a stationary object....if they slide along like he did it’s pretty much similar to applying the brakes. It really where you crash is the reason for survival ...so many people do the wrong thing and end up dead......these guys are survivors and have nine lives. If you keep driving like this you will use up your nine lives.
When I saw his car flip upside down all I could think of was him sliding across the road and over the edge of the cliff, it really is a miracle that this crash didn’t end up any worse than it was. And this being Will’s second major crash I can’t imagine what he felt in those moments
It’s not a miracle. It’s the safety standards. The amount of safety technology in that car not only kept him alive but allowed him to literally jump out after
PROPS, to the cameraman riding on the wing, being able to keep the car in frame after being ejected during the accident and flying headfirst toward the rocks while the car careens off in the background! Phenomenal work!
Right? 🤣
Pretty cool to have a 360 that survives that initial impact
That camera is trippy. I can't wrap my Brian around it
Glad someone noticed. How in the hell is that camera angle achieved, the appears to be nothing tethering it!
@@cbarronie2361 GoPro has this feature. It's incredible that the camera in real time can extract the connecting stick from each frame making it look unattached. I don't know enough about it to say if it was fluke that it got the car in frame after it separated from the wing. Freeze at 8:52 and you'll see the camera is not attached to the wing. It's on the ground filming the car going arse over tit! This is seriously amazing footage. I'm blown away.
PS, Happy to talk of the technicalities since the driver came of lightly. Different story if he was killed or maimed. Damn good safety features in race cars these days for sure.
What a pro- those conditions looked incredibly difficult. He held it together even through the roll and aftermath. Hope to see him back on track soon!
Driving towards records in conditions like that is nothing short of negligent.
less than 100 feet of visibility, race should've been postponed. Thats ridiculously dangerous.
@@EncrypticMethods At the very least racers shouldn't be trying to set records but just having a lazy day out. Anyone pushing in these conditions deserves everything they get.
@@whatilearnttoday5295 I believe you have little concept of what it means to be a true competitor.
You build racecars to send it, not drive around to get latte's.
@@MitchChubey I believe you have ZERO concept of accepting when to risk it all and when it's just plain pointless.
That last 30 seconds of shots of the pilot walking back (through mars??) was so cinematic.. crazy it was just from how the camera fell and where it landed. Glad he was ok.
That is sweet
I was there that day as a pit crew member of Blake Fuller's team. My heart really went out to you, man! Every single one of us really felt for you.
Blake crashed a few days before but thanks to so many helpers we were able to put it back together for race day.
We were elated to find out you were ok!
It's a literal miracle that you people are able to put a car together after a wreck in a few days, yet I haven't even put my turbo in for weeks
I just drove up Pikes Peak today at a whopping 15 miles an hour on most of the hairpins. I cannot, for the life of me imagine the horror of going that fast up.....or down that road.. those ppl are next level nuts.
Be safe 🙏
We've driven up Pikes Peak as well. My thoughts exactly.
The drivers and all those bystanders🤦🏼♀️ The level of stupidity is astounding.
@@blessedmwsmom It sure is fun to watch on CZcams though.
@@blessedmwsmom There's almost certainly things that you do that people would call stupid.
I know the feelin’, Will. Next year! Amazing how the cameras caught the scene so well. I always say, if you’re gonna have a crash, ya might as well have a video. Good to see you on the mountain, and we’ll see there u in 2023.
I actually look for your comments when I look for likes peak content...
Thanks for chiming in, Randy. Great to see your support for Will amid the toxic posts from people who just don't get it. Keep on fighting the good fight, sir! :)
@@rgareh1 Randy Pobst is my favorite driver. A true wheelman.
When you use a 360 degree camera like in here, it captures everything that’s going on in a 360 degree arch. You can then scroll the picture around in the app to focus on any given points. Here, as the camera was tumbling, they kept scrolling the footage to keep it pointing at the car.
This reminded me of your off-road excursion in the Tesla Randy! Glad nothing but pride got hurt in both of these crashes!!
Been up Pikes Peak twice, and I would not even say I went fast. Props to my man for his massive balls of steel and ability to remain calm. Also props to the people making safety equipment. 👏👏👏👏
Fantastic drive!!! This is another fantastic demonstration of how far safety has come in motor sports.
Even the aggressive down Force helped keep the car from lunching higher into the air. Glad he is okay. It’s always a great thing when you can walk away from the car and then look back, realizing how massive the wreck was. Then you are hit with the thoughts of how safe you were and how incredible your team did building the cage and and mounting the safety components: Seat belt mounts, HANs Device mounts, roll cage strength…
Man watching this and then seeing zhou's crash in Silverstone last Sunday just shows you how far safety in motorsports has come. Not a single scratch on both of them unbelievable.
Absolutely. Imagine those two crashes with pre-80's safety equipment. We wouldn't have these drivers anymore if that was the case.
Take down your Ukraine flag. You are under the influence of propaganda. Search up Ukrainian soldiers with swastika or Hitler tattoos, or biological weapons labs in Ukraine. You have no idea what's actually going on in the world. Leftism and rich people in power are the enemy in this world.
Zhou is a very lucky boy. The roll hoop on his car failed under the weight of the car itself. No halo and that boy would have been dead before he hit the gravel trap.
@@jam9297first before I school you it's a Ukrainian flag not Ukraine flag. So you just assume anyone with a Ukrainian flag can't possibly ever be from Ukraine right?
Not only was I born but I still go every year and have more family there then the unites states second don't speak on things you don't know when you are speaking about my country a place you have never been to or probably ever heard until a few months ago and since you now know what a Ukrainian flag looks like you go around harassing anyone you see with one all while spewing the same dumb ignorant bullshit. This has been my profile picture since like 2010. We fought nazis in the Great War we were one of the first few countries to get blitzed by nazis my entire family has members that have fought and been in concentration camps it wasn't just jews they killed and took. They took everyone and killed anyone. We lived for years in fear of bombs chemical attacks mass executions air raids to the point that the previous and next generation all had PTSD. We suffered for years under the yolk of the nazis not Germans but NAZIS. So there is nothing more ignorant and propaganda like then saying we are a country full of nazis. This has become the biggest fucking hoax of the century and dumb motherfuckers like you actually believe it. It doesn't just shock me that someone can actually believe something like that but it fucking scares me how easily russian media can weasel its way into your brain to convince you of something so goddamn stupid. It only shows how far gone and divided the western world is getting. Russian state and Russian media is having the biggest fucking laugh ever right now knowing they actually convinced a good amount of you into believing that and having that kinda strong propaganda is enough to keep everyone divided and fighting which only let's them win the war while everyone is distracted. Afghanistan and Iraq did something similar also they didn't have to wage war on other countries no. Instead they injected so much heroin into the countries that half the population wouldn't be able to fight yet alone join the military. You think it's a coincidence we just went thru the biggest opiate epidemic since the 80's. Now we are going thru the biggest misinformation epidemic since the start if the cold war and now that technology is better stronger and able to Rea h every single person in the planet with a snap of the finger the information war is the war.
And you my friend have ended up on the wrong side by believing this load of horseshit
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This video gets a thumbs up and a 10 out of 10 for professionalism and quality.
The degree of difficulty with the fog and snow melt made this year's event extreme to say the least. Stay safe everyone.
The fact a camera landed in a way that it caught that much of the crash is wild. Glad you are OK.
After watching this incredible video .. just want to say ‘ glad you walked away and here’s hoping you’ll be back in 2023 to finally conquer Pikes Peak ‘
Will, myself and my team are so glad you are ok! Please come back next year and show the world what your amazing FWD car and sponsors products can do when you get that record! As a Honda fan I am cheering for you!
8:48 to 8:55 was badass. That camera separating from the car made for some amazing footage.
That was one of the most amazing coincidences ever!
Pretty dumb that was not bad ass
Seriously, this is a one of a kind race. Better than circling on a paved track!
Yeah I can't imagine the amount of sisu needed to climb the mountain when it was dirt and even fewer guard rails!
Grateful to have you with us today, Will Au-Yeung
Thank you for sharing and spreading awareness
Yeah, thanks for spreading the awareness of moronic acts to other morons who are fans of nonsense like this. 😀
He may not have made it up the mountain in the car, but he made it up the mountain in our hearts! Shout out to the engineers who made this life saving safety equipment possible. It was the difference between Will walking away from this crash with minimal damage.
Fast a hell too haha
Why you all posting things a lady would say nowadays!? You lot represent a weak link in the hunting pack , keep that gooey shit to yourselfs ffs
Considering that it took me about 25 minutes to make the same drive from mile marker 7 to the summit on Monday, and there was still snow on the summit the day after this race. It was 45 degrees and clouds hung on everything. Whatever the clouds touched drained the clouds. Was horrible weather.
@@RadDadisRad Totally agree. It's scary just going up that mountain doing the speed limit when it's that foggy.
Such a 2022 nu-male comment...
No accident is ever a good accident unless the occupants are unharmed. Kudos to the safety equipment and build quality. Glad Will was able to walk away.
An old adage among aircraft pilots is, "Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing". In my view it's absolutely the same for motorsports drivers in crashes.
I've driven that highway many times when I lived in Teller county, not only does the altitude hit you, the fog (its really clouds, you are up in the clouds at that height) was thick that day. he was so lucky he went off the road on the uphill side and not at one of the drop offs, brave man
Wow! I'm thankful as a mother to see him survive from some of the best racing safety technology out there now🙏 Excellent camera tech as well. Good luck next year Will👍
My adrenalin was pumping even while sitting in a chair and just watching. It was an amazing drive in some poor conditions. Please heal quickly!
The balls it must take to do a run like that with such low visibility.
It was a great run until then.
So happy he's okay.
Much investment on the line.
not to mention moisture from the snow melting
This event should have been red flagged for weather.
It's called the race to the clouds for a reason. It's not a wait til the sun shines event, it's racing to 14,000 ft., usually no matter the weather. Although they did postpone the 2020 race due to covid.
Huge balls. There are some MANIC parts to that route.
While most of us men entertain our dreams and fantastic fantasies of driving up Pikes Peak at blistering speeds in our heads, there are men like this who ACTUALLY DO IT! And my hats off to 'em all!!
Perfect video angles and sound!!!. The car sounding like a monster! Amazing all round. Kudos to you sir 👍
Those conditions were absolutely insane! Incredible driving. Glad he walked away with only some bruises.
Most viewers may not know this, but Will and his team at PZ Tuning built that civic from the GROUND UP. From the cage to the carbon fiber aero, I’m blown away by the talent involved to build a car to this caliber at their own shop, let alone be able to build it again/refine it over the years. This was the second iteration of the car and they will come back better than ever next year with a V3.
Most watching also don’t know Will personally, but get that weather conditions like rain,snow, or fog will not stop him from pushing himself to beat the clock. He’s been that way for his entire professional career in motorsport, and it’s this determination that has made him set lap records around the globe. But with a fast car and being fast driver, you cannot skimp on safety equipment. The cage, his helmet/hans device, seats/belts are the reason why he walked away unscathed. But the miracle here is that the car didn’t end up rolling over the other side of the road and down the mountain. The further up you go at pikes, the scarier it gets and there’s only a handful of spots that are survivable in the event of a crash/off. Try driving up and visit pikes peak yourself in your own vehicle and you’ll understand why this hill climb event is one of the most difficult and dangerous racing events in the world.
Nah mate its easy.
@@Chris-xl6pd troll
I noticed that the closer to the top he got, the scarier it became. Some serious drop offs. Definitely could have been a lot worse.
Most of the bigger teams DO build their cars from the ground up. It's not that "big of a deal" when you're talking about that caliber of driver and team.
@@maxsdad538 It's super easy. Ask Ken Block.
My anxiety was crazy watching this! The higher up the mountain he got at such high rates of speed and those cliffs😱 incredible driving skills for sure wow!!
I was fortunate to have been able to go to the Pikes Peak Hill Climb in 2011 and it was a warm,sunny weekend. That 2 lane road is amazingly narrow and to be able to do the run up it in the dry must be amazing. Doing it in the damp,cold,and fog like he did makes my skin crawl. He was so lucky to have not gone over a cliff is a miracle. Fortunately the people that put on the event are prepared for accidents like this. The rescue crews were out in a short time. My compliments to them.
I was stationed at Ft. Carson in Colorado Springs from '86 to '88 when there were no paved roads and guardrails anywhere whatsoever. These guys are crazy. That being said, if you gave me a fast cars and said "Go for it!" I would in a second. These guys have mad skills and the car builders are amazing. I'm so glad he walked away okay. Maybe he'll set that record next year. 🇺🇸💪
I to was at Ft. Carson from 78 to 84. and what you said is correct sir. and remember when you didn't have to pay shit to go. and spend the night on the road eithert it was first come first served.
Man! Thank God you're ok, Will. Thankful for a well built car and safety equipment. Goosebumps my friend.
Wow, that last frame of Will walking away and getting into the fog is amazing. Incredible video.
Having driven this run in a 2007 Yukon XL with my family on a clear day with no snow, I cannot imagine driving it in Fog and nowhere near these speeds! Thank God for that roll cage! So glad he walked away from that horrific crash!
If you've been up this mountain you understand how terrifying that was
especially considering what awaited 30 feet to the right
Yep. It's a fantastic drive to the top but I've never done it like this! There's a trail at 13,500 feet that is really cool, all kinds of cool rock formations. At that altitude, I'm moving pretty slow!
Never been there as I’m in Australia. Watched it many times and played it on ps 😂
This was truly amazing to watch and Will walk away safe. Thank god
If you haven't you know that even though it looks terrifying, it's almost certainly more terrifying than it looks.
@@chrispudd1815 It's beautiful. At 14,110 feet you see snow capped mountains to the west as far as you can see. You can see the state of Kansas 90 miles to the east and see buildings in Denver 70 miles to the north.
I was standing at devils playground and heard the crash. Due to the fog we couldnt see what happened. Very scary. Glad Will is ok
Super glad he’s OK.
Very well filmed, so congrats on that!
I rode to the top last year, with a friend in a pickup, in good weather. It takes forever! From the top, the view is unbelievable, but what is astonishing is that the lowest thing you can see is still more than a mile above sea level.
I expected to hear some exclaimation from him, in that oh sh!t moment.
Insane camera angel from the wing after it fly's off. Glad he was able to walk away.
It's a 360 camera hence the full coverage.
anyone know what brand 360 camera this is?
@@LarryTF insta360 one x2
Seriously!! I think i counted 9 different cameras - great footage !!! Amazing safety cage … and Will is an amazing driver!
@@geobee still dope tho aye. Gotta agree. Lucky it was a 369 cam
Wow, that was a great run and so glad to hear that he's okay! We will be watching for Will in the future runs!
This is a great watch. He was crushing it, until he wasn't. Modern race cars are so well built. I'm glad he will most likely be back pushing it again next year.
Glad you survived and I noticed that you drove through the whole wreck. I thank God for you and the crews 1st quality workmanship.
He was doing so well!!! But with the water on the road and going through dense clouds it’s incredible he made it that far. Hope to see him back next year!
conditions were terrible they should only do record chasing with clear skies and dry tarmac.
H3 looked at the crowd of spectators he was just passing and his mind went off so his steering did as well. Slight mind fart cost him a crash basically.
@@wesviz810yeah I personally don't know how responsible it is to chase all-time records when there's literally snow, rain and fog. This is the predictable consequence of low grip and low visibility.
I didn't even know this guy before now. As I was watching it and looking for the moment it occurred, trying to see how quickly I could see it coming....and then he was flipping. So quick to happen. 😲 So glad the safety equipment worked as designed. 🙏
And I gotta add, that footage at 9:30 where he's climbing up from the accident....it was like from a sci-fi movie or something.
So true! When we were watching the raw footage the day after the race, we felt like that moment when he was walking up the mountain was out of the movie The Martian or something. haha
Great video, thanks so much for posting.
Amazing footage. Happy Will is OK. Thanks for posting this incredible video!
Good damn thing he flipped left instead of right. That's a long way down from up there
ok the stabilized footage from the 3d camera tracking the car through the crash is unreal. incredible capture
Will did an incredible job driving to0 and the conditions are some of the worst imaginable!
He was killing it! I mean tearing it up. I’m glad the guy is safe. The guy walking out unharmed completely gave me chills
I've lived through that and I can say it was the most terrifying thing I've ever lived through. We went end over then rolled 3 times. I broke my neck and was a solid black bruise from head to toe. But I'm still walking. My husband broke his wrist and knew. I'm so glad this man survived and thank God he had the car that was around him or he wouldn't have.
your husband broke his wrist, and knew what?
Very sad to see Will’s civic go down like that, but glad to see he walked away unscathed.
Watching him walk up that hill was so much better than watching a finish line crossing. Incredible drive any way you slice it, and the engineering did exactly what it was supposed to do.
And huge props to the little cameramen bringing the vision. Great job guys.
I’m sure it’s been said but the way the camera came off the car and followed the crash is amazing it gives a view that’s never been seen before in accidents like this.
Thank God that didn't go DOWN the mountain! That is an enormous crash!
Lives in same town as I work. Amazing guy. Builds the cars himself. Speedy recovery, and rebuild!!!!
Ty for thanking the first responders. In this case it doesn't seem like they were needed as in other situations but they really are the angels of the track. Made it safe for people behind and such. Glad no one was hurt.
the fact the cam kept the car flying down the hill in frame is miraculous.
wow that 360 cam at the end got some wild footage. amazing driving, safety precautions and staffing. WIthout a doubt we will see them get that record.
Man, when we heard that red flag our hearts stopped. Watching this now brings me to tears. We weren’t able to find anything on his condition till the following day so watching him walk away from that is such a blessing. Fantastic driving, so thankful safety tech has come this far!
Agreed. I was crying.
Let's take a moment of silence so we can really appreciate the quality of the cams that took a licken and kept on filming wish they could build phones the same way...
Best One X2 footage yet! All that, and it was still able to level with the horizon afterwards
So glad Will is OK after this. Wishing him the best for physical and mental recovery. He mentioned in a post-race interview Noreen was already looking for another shell! Nothing stops this guy!
Proud of you for the Full Send! Glad you are safe!
im impressed at how that rear camera broke off but still managed to get the best footage possible of the crash....kept it in frame right up to the end
this run is much better than any record detaining one. so intense with such a low visibility. completely crazy
wow! what an incredible POV
That was epic on so many levels, that camera that broke off the wing and kept the car in frame while flying through the air was absolutely F*@#ing crazy. Like how lucky to have that all on vide like that 😯, and then how lucky he was to have stopped where he did 🙊🤯
Yea looks he maybe hit some uneven road hi shoulder as fog got heaviest or something insane stuff
Great safety equipment from roll cage to netting amazing he walked away! A great video Ty!
Wow, even the spectators have balls. They're literally one driver error or one car failure away from death being that close to the road
I've been on Pike's Peak in the middle of a blizzard (back when it was still gravel) and knowing how narrow the road is and how close to falling to your death is, this video made my butt pucker. These people have balls made of Osmium.
Nailed 😀
Cap
Say what you want. I think these are not conditions for any kind of motorsport, much less for such a dangerous hillclimb. Yeah it might be exciting for viewers, and a challenge to the drivers, but extremely dangerous.
So glad to see he is okay, those were some absolutely insane conditions.
It's extremely dangerous on a normal day, these are professional drivers who know the risk and if they think they can do it then let them try.
Let's have a hoorah for modern safety gear.
Have you ever seen the WRC rally and the Monte Carlo rally? There are similar weather conditions plus icy roads in places and on the other side the mountains snow. This driver was lucky that he got off there and not where it falls 50-100 meters. 🙏😉
@@larszenthio1012 Have serviced national and international road and forest rallies.The one real kicker you didn't mention on top of all the climatic conditions is they also do it in the dark.Nothing like watching a car coming in off a mountain with the brake rotors glowing in the dark.
I did think the same low visibility, wet road and obviously huge cliffs but that’s motorsport it’s dangerous on a sunny day. They know what they’ve got themselves into.
Him living through that is amazing. All because of a perfectly built roll cage. I can't believe how after the crash. He sits there for a second. I think he just says hmmm, then opens the door and gets out. I also find it amazing his camera on the fin landed in just the right place and facing the right direction. to catch him walking up the slope a little. Removing his helmet. Then walking away. I'd like to know with the people hearing the crash. What they thought when he walked out of the fog.
I have driven Pikes Peak and WOW, it’s amazing! That being said, very dangerous race to the top! Hats off to all competitors.
Such a scary crash! Lots of respect for the engineers and for the racers. Glad he is okay!
Pike’s Peak is motorsport in its simplest form: go fast, don’t die.
And as they say, the mountain decides.
WOW, & HE WALKED AWAY! Safety gear these days is AMAZING! Nice camera setups, thanks!!
I do believe this is the first video I've ever watched on CZcams that gave me pure anxiety. Usually videos of crashes don't include the rest of the run prior, so I had (basically) no idea when the wreck was going to happen. That coupled with the warnings both in the beginning of the video and the title gives it a unique sense of dread that I've never felt before watching anything.
Try watching those Isle of Man vids, motorcycles 180+ on narrow country neighborhood roads. Always said my luck, a squirrel, neighborhood dog or granny forgetting a race is on, backing out her driveway to get milk and it all ends like that! The go pro vids on bikes will have your hands gripping whats ever closest to them.
holy shit!!! thankfully all the safety gear did it's job and Will can celebrate canada day!
Well said
Pikes peak 2022 was a tough run!
Way to go Will!❤️
TY
Even with the crash it still was Quite an amazing ride camera angles are superb. 👌
Im so glad race safety technology has evolved so much that drivers can walk away from accidents like this.
That was absolute full send on his part. Maximum effort in the worst god damn conditions. So glad he’s okay.
Dude wasn't instrument rated !!
After becoming disconnected from the car the gopro did an amazing job of keeping the car in frame!! Better then any human would of done and I think it should get a reward!!!
Glad to see the driver's ok. But kudos to the rear wing and its camera capturing some great live action footage from a new vantage point, 👍🏻👍🏻!
Motorsport takes a lot of guts, and if you can keep them inside your body, that's as good as a win! 😁
The fact he was even willing to full send it in these conditions is crazy. Serious props to the cars engineers. Walking away with minimal damage like that is something we wouldn't even imagine possible even a few years ago.
My guess is this man will not give up. And will eventually achieve his DREAM.
This crash footage might just be the coolest I've ever seen. Watching from the POV of a piece of debris off of your car is a good idea for a racing game replay camera.
Sure looks like he lost it in just about the right place. Could have been fatal otherwise. I"ll look for him next year. He showed a lot of promise !
Very true. After you get above the trees, there are so few safe places for a a "safe" off.
What 360 cam is that? Fantastic footage. Glad driver is ok.
Insta360 One X2 is the camera 🙏. Thanks!
What a monster of a Honda that thing sounded incredible. Glad he’s okay that was pretty dang gnarly!
I am impressed that the little go pro hooked up in back kept on recording even after being ripped off in the crash!
ninja camera work; caught the entire ordeal- deserves an Oscar.
I was gonna play Forza, but i watched this first, now I'm just gonna go to bed.
One of the most skilled drivers I've ever seen
So glad you are ok!
Salute to the cameraman for filming while flying off the car and skidding along the terain at speed and catching it all till the end 👏👏👏👏