Everyone knows that rally cars wreck. This article shows the best rally car crash videos according to view count. Driving at over 120 mph on trails designed for 15 mph is something the general majority considers very risky. Rally cars are designed to handle all types of terrain at high speeds while still being safe. The amount of safety technology and engineering that goes into rally cars from manufacturer to individual racing teams is very high.
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Rally racing is a very large sport with a huge worldwide following because of entertainment and passion for the sport. The best rally car crash videos are amazing, because 99% of the people in them live. Thank you to the mechanics, engineers, and manufacturers for building these amazing vehicles! Rally is also somewhat of a spectators sport, because standing in the crowd is sometimes considered far more dangerous than driving the car. It is rare that accidents become fatal but it does happen. The roll cage is built to withstand very hard impacts and the only ones in danger are the spectators. In the forest, there is no grand stand, fence, or barrier. It's just you and the 120+ mph bordering out of control down a friendly deer path. (See #4)
Let's watch the accidents from a safe distance!
Below you'll find the best rally car crash videos according to view count and favorite ratings from the top two automotive video websites, Youtube and Streetfire. Warning: The following content may be considered at worst PG-13 for some viewers.
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Not sure if you can help - looking for a rally crash video where the navigator starts warning of a turn up ahead...driver continues to move on without breaking - and of course bites it - then the navigator dryly tells him to maybe listen next time...do you know of this video?
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