Richard Burns - Peugeot 206 WRC Onboard

Richard Burns and Robert Reid driving the Peugeot 206 WRC on the 2002 Rally Catalunya in Spain. Video also features Sebastien Loeb rolling his Citroen Xsara.

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• richard
• burns
• peugeot
• 206
• wrc
• world
• rally
• spain
• tarmac
• catalunya
• onboard
• incar
• in-car
• loeb
• crash

[leemassey1]

this drive was pathetic, shame this is wot world rally has come 2. the time he posted in that wrc car woodnt b much diffrent if he was in a road going 1.4 version. for driving skills just type in ari vatinen manx rally :-) rally is getting worse and worse with all the auto clutch and bollocks a great driver should b able to change gear. not richard burns fault health and safety fuck it for every1 but rally used to b better this shit car was hardly moving and the course was shit

[roowrc]

@leemassey1 "Time he posted in that wrc car wouldn't much different if he was in a road going 1.4 version"

I really hope you're being sarcastic there, otherwise...yeah. I agree the driving style of the current WRCars isn't anywhere near as spectacular as rallying from the 70's thru to the 90's, but I don't think that makes this drive pathetic. As for the stage itself, it isn't shit. Every single rally stage is unique and different, with it's own challenges, that's what makes rallying awesome

[leemassey1]

@roowrc i agree but not this 1. i bet if i had 3 runs then timed myself i could get within 5 seconds of this

[roowrc]

@leemassey1 Why should you have 3 runs? In rallying you use each stage once, twice at the most. That's the whole idea of rallying, the challenge of driving on roads unfamiliar to you. Even then, 5 seconds within the time set by a 206 WRC driving a standard 1.4 L 206? 80hp vs 320hp? Good luck with that.

[Stuntman175]

Rest In Peace Richard Burns... You will be missed by all fans of WRC

[18PacWest]

Loeb 3:03.

[chucklestheman]

@roowrc If you don't have the intellect to differentiate "wood" from "would" then I highly doubt you'd have the talent to even drive a wrc car, much more complete a full stage. It sounds to me like you're arse is glued to a couch, not pinned in the driver's seat. Have some respect.

[leemassey1]

@roowrc i ment in the wrc car smart arse. 3 runs to get to grips im saying the run is so standerd a normal guy like me wood nearly match it

[trapped45]

he looked so calm and cool, as if he was on a casual drive to the market lol. That's how I want to learn how to drive :)

[gustavoivan8122]

La época gloriosa de Peugeot. Uno de los mejores WRCars.

[roowrc]

@anttrap321 In almost all WRC cars, no. The gear changes are so quick, it is better for the computer to match the revs on downchanges than for the driver to do them. Don't even need to use the clutch for downshifting, just flick the lever or paddle. The gearbox is similar if you like to dual-clutch gearboxes that you find on road sports cars such as the Mitsubishi Evo X, Nissan GT-R and VW Golf GTI. They, like the sequential units in WRC cars, match the revs electronically in a split second.

[anttrap321]

@roowrc so do u still need to rev match when shifting down??