Bizarre Pacenotes

[RallyCat909]

Im sure many of you have heard of Andrew Nesbitt, an irish driver with some of the craziest notes I have ever heard. Just thought everyone would enjoy discussing this vid and an unusual notes you have encounted throughout the years.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK1uw...eature=related

[MrJan]

This cropped up when the forum was in it's old format and I had a clip of the co-driver as a text message tone, I always remember it would start "repeat minus SLIPPY SLIPPY SLIPPY". With all the STOPS and ROCKS, ROCKS, ROCKS it's certainly a style that you'd struggle to lose concentration with.

[Barry_]

yea was always wondering what 24 meant..and then he yells..is nesbitt deaf or something??

[RallyCat909]

yea was always wondering what 24 meant..and then he yells..is nesbitt deaf or something??

Actually, some close to it. But yeah, I used to wonder the first time I saw a short incar of him.

[Magnus]

22, 24 and 26
14,16 and 18
Twenty foooour! STOP Come back come back come back!
Rocks rocks rocks. Stop. Very lose come back!!!

But they are driving really good!

[peespeed]

Andrew is partially deaf in one ear and thats the reason for James calling the notes so loud. I have the ringtone on one of my phones and I get some very strange looks when ever the phone rings

[Mihai]

Speaking of ringtones, a couple of years ago someone on the British Rallying forum was sharing a wicked on-board sound. I lost it when I moved to another job. Anyone still has it?

Luis Moya's pace notes - that would be an awesome ringtone too!

[Zico]

From personal experience and being new to actually competing it can be difficult to concentrate 100% on the notes when there is so much happening, partially deaf or not.. gets quite hectic at times. The mind seems to filter out what it perceives as less critical info when you get information overload. I guess this diminishes with experience though.
On my recent event I had to ask the co-driver to repeat the notes on quite a few occasions and Im pretty sure I'd have been able to be more commited on many sections if we had adopted the style Andrew uses. It seems to work well for him.

[scoobysnips]

Andrew is partially deaf in one ear and thats the reason for James calling the notes so loud. I have the ringtone on one of my phones and I get some very strange looks when ever the phone rings

i've wanted it for ages, where can i get it from?

[keep-her-lit]

PeeSpeed is right, plenty of strange looks when the phone rings!

I can send it on to you if you want. Email me at [email:13yd9eyb]info@totallySideways.com[/email:13yd9eyb]