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Ep 1 follows Msport in the Safari Rally, Kenya, facing the multi million bucks factory teams.
- "David vs Goliath"
what a fun watch, fellas. we gotta help posting this in all other non-rally motorsport foruns/groups we are.
https://youtu.be/8Yrb7T7_2ks?si=H2U4FD6v2GilK7IJ
It's a very good series, Didn't have the cheesy effect of DTS, but felt the adrenaline. Nice job on that.
On one side I'd say it's great because is totally accessible and free, but it would've better to be also on Netflix, which is basically a target of soon-to-be fans that might potentially be ready to pay for a subscription to see the whole action.
"More than Machine" is largely on the right track. Hardcore fans will always find ways to access the sport, but the casual observer can only develop an interest if the stories or sub-plots are told in an easy-to-understand format.
Ep.2 Croatia - Redemption for Fourmaux
https://youtu.be/vrCgndRUhV4?si=NLCuGDGAcekan0rn
Ep.3 Legacy
https://youtu.be/cH0Kgc0Si9Y?si=9dmT-rxF2w2xYlU4
IMO the best one so far.
my least favorite so far. the other two were cooler imo.
sad to confirm that even doing excellent shows for the hardcore fans that doesnt change the sport's visibility.
every racing series started doing stuff like that to follow f1's hype but its just not the same. and dont get fooled by netflix, youtube have a bigger reach. of course f1 had more money to promote the trailer for the show, but eh, its just... they just lost money doing that. not even we, the peak fans (haha) are commenting here like f1 fans talk on reddit about DtS. eh...
Based on this episode, (based on current rumors) losing Fourmaux to Hyundai is quite hard to swallow for Wilson and Millener. Feels quite sad actually. They need someone to deliver next year to survive.
Takeaway from this episode is also, that they try to produce a rally driver from Munster, but there is a lack of talent.
M-Sport showed clearly here how much they've put into Fourmaux and how they'll do all they can to convince him to stay. If he does go to Hyundai it will be 100% his decision and a kick in the teeth for the Team that's done so much for him.
I was actually surprised how he showed he was really annoyed with the technical issues. Surely he knows by now its rallying how parts can fail and bad luck goes around everyone.
Also the way he was speaking to the girl providing him with his stuff and his lunch came across quite poorly. He seemed to be becoming a bit of a diva.
You mean like every french driver :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
I need to admit I lost a lot of respect for Fourmaux because of that. I agree with the rest of the comments as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC