Outline · [ Standard ] · Linear+ GYMKHANA TWO, by KEN BLOCK

&feature=player_embedded 6 Apr 2011, 15:57: Feature Flick: Gymkhana Drifting in a 10,000-Pound Semi Truck Semi trucks are one of the backbones of our economy, hauling goods thousands of miles from warehouses to your local supermarket or department store. They can also be the bane of a driver’s existence, blocking highway lanes as they drive below the speed limit. This video, however, shows another side to the trucks: they can be toys for tire-smoking drift exploits. The video shows Mike Ryan, stunt driver and 12-time champion of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb, hustling a race-prepared class 8 semi truck around an abandoned marine base in California. He has no problem getting the modified, Gulf-liveried Freightliner sideways throughout El Toro Marine Base, offering up gratuitous slip angles and clouds of sublimated rubber for your viewing pleasure. If the location sounds and looks familiar, it’s because it’s the same military complex where Ken Block filmed his first viral-hit Gymkhana video. On his Facebook page, Ryan says he’s working on improving his skills so he can go head-to-head with Block. A sport compact and a semi truck in a drifting contest? Now that’s something we’ve gotta see. Sursa: www.automobilemag.com This post has been edited by Highwayman: 6 Apr 2011, 15:57

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6 Apr 2011, 15:57:
Feature Flick: Gymkhana Drifting in a 10,000-Pound Semi Truck

Semi trucks are one of the backbones of our economy, hauling goods thousands of miles from warehouses to your local supermarket or department store. They can also be the bane of a driver’s existence, blocking highway lanes as they drive below the speed limit. This video, however, shows another side to the trucks: they can be toys for tire-smoking drift exploits.
The video shows Mike Ryan, stunt driver and 12-time champion of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb, hustling a race-prepared class 8 semi truck around an abandoned marine base in California. He has no problem getting the modified, Gulf-liveried Freightliner sideways throughout El Toro Marine Base, offering up gratuitous slip angles and clouds of sublimated rubber for your viewing pleasure.

If the location sounds and looks familiar, it’s because it’s the same military complex where Ken Block filmed his first viral-hit Gymkhana video. On his Facebook page, Ryan says he’s working on improving his skills so he can go head-to-head with Block. A sport compact and a semi truck in a drifting contest? Now that’s something we’ve gotta see.

Sursa: www.automobilemag.com

This post has been edited by Highwayman: 6 Apr 2011, 15:57

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partea 4..un scenariu ceva mai elaborat....multe camere mobile...si niste efecte speciale...

Moama ce comercial mai e! Nu ca nu ar fi misto ce face, dar in WRC te spargeai de ras! Pocnea masinile intr-o veselie si avea si timp slabuti! A ramas la ce se pricepe mai bine!

Adevarul e ca omul se pricepe la acrobatii dupa cum se poate vedea si in compilatia de mai jos.
Mie mi-a placut in TG:

Pana si pe o maimuta daca o pui sa faca asta de 50 de ori reuseste pana la urma.

Si restul de maimute se uita la videoclipul montat si se mira ca proastele de "smecheria" acelei maimute.

This post has been edited by mac1: 10 Jul 2012, 18:06