The Story of the Nürburgring - The Most Dangerous Track in the World

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  @HuntersMoon · 2 years ago · pinned

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• BA

  @BamBamRB1A · 5 months ago

  This track took another life, RIP Juha.

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  @benistingray6097 · 2 years ago

  Thanks for including Sabine, may she rest in peace!

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• KY

  @KyanColeman-v8o · 2 years ago

  Can we just appreciate how he did his sponsors last instead of killing us in the beginning

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  @swealer · 2 years ago

  Also a thing that nearly anyone knows is: the Porsche 919 Evo Team called Stefan Beloff&apos;s family before they got to try the record and asked them if it would be okay for them, when they try to beat Beloff&apos;s record time. His family was okay with that and so they did it😊 Thats some great sportsmanship right there(

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  @adenkyramud5005 · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s a beautiful track, in a beautiful place, but under that beautiful mask hides a true monster. There&apos;s no other place like the ring, no other track that can rival it. My friend who used to go there all the time to test his limits described it as &quot;a rally stage, but for cars that should not run a rally stage&quot;. If you make one tiny mistake, the ring will take your life. On most permanent tracks you can just push your limits and even get a bit cocky. But do that here and you&apos;ll find yourself meeting the barrier at 240 immediately. One more risky part is the weather. The region always has very tricky weather but on the ring one section can be dry like the desert while another part is flooded with rain. If you do visit, be careful, be respectful, and remember that the ring will not forgive. Stay safe

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• HI

  @high-cplays · 1 year ago

  That queen of the ring story gave me mad Takumi vibes. She seems like a real life version of him, learning the track in an underpowered car and becoming one of the best racers on it. 10/10 Initial D lifestyle.

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  @MorDo207 · 2 years ago

  I live ~30 Minutes away from the track. It&apos;s always fascinating how &quot;the Track nearby&quot; is so legendary and how it gets so much international attention.<br>Very good video btw &nbsp;👍

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• KR

  @Kraid07 · 2 years ago (edited)

  While officially prohibited in public sessions, the chase for laptime records per car model lives on by grassroots drivers in a bit of an underground scene, keyword &apos;BTG&apos;<br>As a Nürburgring local that has been lapping hundreds of laps per year for almost a decade, I TOTALLY don&apos;t know anything about it! 🙂

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  @cookie_777_21 · 2 years ago

  I love every time you upload a video, all of us watching know we&apos;re packed in for half an hour filled with top notch editing and story telling!

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  @B_Gearhead · 2 years ago

  I think one of the greatest feats ever on the Nurb was when the argentinian Ika brought 3 Torino sedans along with Fangio and won the 84 hours endurance.<br>Yep, you heard that right. Not 24, but 84 HOURS.<br><br>And for me the craziest manufacturer team endeavor was AMC taking the AMX there in 69 and during the 80&apos;s.

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  @DoblePlays · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYwdO2_QFsQ&amp;t=879">14:39</a> Being 4 seconds behind Walter Röhrl is a massive achievement I don’t think many people will appreciate

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