Audi S1 on Trackday

A genuine S1, number 13 of a total of only 20. The car was driven hard on the track by the owner Leif Nilsen. The car was previously driven by Walter Rörhl and Michelle Mouton. I produced this film some years ago.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Audi
• S1
• sportquattro
• Mouton
• Rörhl
• drift
• drifting
• rally
• sport
• quattro
• gatebil
• frisak

[ricciulino]

now this car is in italy, owned by a private collector. Car is completely restored (engine and body)

[HansFrisak]

@ricciulino

Nice to know. Any pictures or more info?

I will tell Leif (the driver/previous owner)

Hans

[MediumPoo]

thats how I remember the s1, they should not be driven "clean track lines"! props to the guy for doing a good job driving it like it was intended.

[brettski663]

At least it not in a museum and being used

[pablof59]

Good driving show but not the speed that she could...

[4B5PR1T20R]

What a car.

So much potential after all these years.

[Kurisuchianu89]

@2strokebunny Well, if you would have known better.. The Audi S1 Quattro transmission has a differential balance of 50/50.. Which means you cannot powerdrift under any circumstances, it just wants to understeer. So the only way of doing some "drifts" is to do a scandinavian flick. Like this guy does. So, please.. Do you homework next time before opening your pitty mouth boy...

[EvenRuud27]

he drives to show off,, its street car racing in norway,, we like it sideways, off course he can keep the line if he wants!!! go leif, rå kjøring

[2strokebunny]

:D He plugs the car into the drift like a 17 year old guy his 70hp car

[skogpekka]

...you really have to grasp the meaning of the term 'fanservice' in this video, I guess is what I wanted to say ;)

[robsn1990]

Oh je, you are right im stupid.

C'mon every S1- Rallydriver said you have to steer as less as possible, its AWD. Hes not even on the racing line. But i guss i would do it this way also j4f.

BTW i poped a lot of beer already^^

[skogpekka]

You, good Sir, do most certainly not know what this 'car' [type of monster] is, and likewise lack the knowledge on how these 'cars' [monsters] were driven [more correct term; man-handled] back in the days.

This is, in fact, as proper as it gets on dry tarmac with this particular 'car' [monster].

These monsters laughed in the face of straight lines and slight bends, and made a mockery of them.

Pop a beer (soda, if under 18) and treat yourself to a search for 'audi quattro s1' on youtube. ;)