Climb Dance (High Quality)

This award winning short film documents Ari Vatanen's record-breaking run at the 1988 annual Pike's Peak Hill Climb Event in Colorado. The film was created by Jean Louis Mourey and captures Vatanen climbing Pike's Peak in a four wheel drive, four wheel steering Peugeot 405 T16. Watch the world famous rally legend rip through hairpins and glide past sheer cliffs at 14,000 foot elevation from cameras inside, in front, underneath and above the car. This is by far some of the most spectacular and nerve bending race car footage ever recorded. The film has since become one of the most watched and talked about car films ever, right up there with the French cult classic Rendezvous.

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[Jacksterblud]

Makes Ken Block look like Ken Livingston

[shobin05]

i can't remember how many times i've watched this and everytime i do, i'm just left baffled, anyway im glad peugeot is back in a proper motorsport, rally is in their blood, they should've done this a long time ago.

[Mredjam]

could watch it anytime

[Mredjam]

it's epic



[chasemer6]

Epic turn @3:50.

[donaldinho25]

I particularly like the bit at 3:27 where he casually lifts his arm to block the sun from his eyes whilst just carrying on one handed. Such tekkers!!

[kureluque232]

Esto si que es manejar, me dio piel de gallina...

[stachu000]

God, that sound!! It's feast for my ears.

[takashisupreme]

we will see new Peugeot with Seb. Loeb soon.

[hillclimbracingfan]

So what?With the car that has more power and less weight,he still wasn't able to break the record.It proves that cars and drivers from the Group B are the best.

[Raka Radityo]

Well, in my opinion, paving the whole track is more destructive because it adds more weight to the mountain itself (which I think, the whole paving weighs more than all of the cars' weights combined).

[lncdvy]

Blame the killjoy environmentalists. Sierra Club brought the lawsuit that forced the paving. This is a rare case where 'elf 'n' safety isn't behind it.