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Randal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLUf6KwosOQ

At about 1:30 in the video they have an on board camera.

This guy is just cooking up that hill and it's all high speed stuff.

And here is another hill climb run with an on board camera. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9Lopg7YbUY

This is a short run (sprint), but very impressive driving. You'll notice when the guy finishes and gets out of the car he is breathing hard. He didn't breath all the way up that run! Happens to the best of us.

Check out these little purpose built hill climb cars. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwM5SAJJpn0

They look like a Honda Pilot, but crazy fast (4 cylinder bike engines) and man do they handle. Towards the end off the video you'll see them going around a fast off camber corner and they just simply stick. And when the driver gets one out of sorts they just come back.

Update: Those cars are not purpose built hill climb cars. They are KartCross cars. Kartcross is a big deal in France and I guess other European countries as well. Like autox, but done on the dirt and I guess asphalt tracks as well. I have the names of a couple of manufacturers and will do a little research.
SirAndy
Watch this for some impressive conework during a hillclimb driving.gif


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7YGVEMlHPs
r_towle
wow, that guy in the x19 is crazy talented.
I don't recall an x19 having quite that sound though...

jpnovak
Fastest Fiat I have ever seen. Correct. It does not sound like a fiat.
steuspeed
I see a Suzuki sticker on the back. Bet it's a Hyabusa motor.
Randal
QUOTE(steuspeed @ Jul 22 2013, 10:47 AM) *

I see a Suzuki sticker on the back. Bet it's a Hyabusa motor.



It is a motorcycle engine and it rips. Notice him laying down rubber coming out of a couple of those turns?
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