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Now That's What I Call Front-Wheel Drive! Vol. 2
Now That's What I Call Front-Wheel Drive! Vol. 2-February 2024
2024-02-19 EST 22:11:11

Rallye Monte Carlo puts the top rally drivers in the world into what may be not only the most famous rally of the season but the most mentally grueling event on some of the most deceptively challenging roads. Many falter. Some shine.

And here we see a driver in the latter category, :

We’ve actually seen this guy before. Last week I highlighted the excellent pendulum turn of Thibaut Poizot and his codriver Grand Marion in their rather humble , competing in the very bottom RC4B class. The two finished fourth in class, but won my heart by going extremely sideways in a car that doesn’t send any power to the rear wheels.

The Monte was this past weekend, with a startlingly close finish and even more startlingly fast…

It’s a reminder that any car can go sideways, if you believe in yourself enough.

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