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You look so satisfied through the whole lap. A dream came true!

congratulations. you have earned it.

We can all appreciate Misha's face and how he savored every turn.

I don't typically buy merch but that is a really awesome design and even better (what looks to be) a quality product

@@razghost2 as a caterham driver i can't support this DoFo-thing of course ;-p

We can all learn from Walter Rõhrl not just driving but how to be, legend is an often thrown around name, this is what real legends look like 👍

Sorry, aber der Mann ist in seinem 77. Lebensjahr. Also schweige!

@@iknowit3705 Genau das! Der Mann verdient Respekt! aber ich glaube nicht, dass er unsere Nachrichten lesen wird 🤣

True is it selfish of me to wish that Sabine was here to participate as well?

​@@genqp8649er ist einfach einer von der alten Schule, klar funktionieren die Autos, aber auf der Rennstrecke nicht. Oder warum hat ein 1900 PS E Auto nicht den Rekord gebrochen, gegenüber einem Verbrenner mit 700 PS. Kenne die Antwort, aber wenn die E Autos nur gerade aus können, ist es doch langweilig

Walter fährt so gelassen, als wäre er auf dem Weg zum Bäcker, um Brötchen zu holen.😂👍

Lebende Legende

Er hat das Brötchen auf den Motorblock gelegt, er mag es knusprig😂

Kannst Du laut sagen!

It's incredible, Walter moves this Porsche as if it were a slow delivery van delivering parts. You'd think he was driving to the bakery to get his rolls. Every steering angle is perfect, no corrections, no wild turning of the steering wheel. With a stoic calmness he moves the Porsche towards the limit, I understand why Micha could close his eyes and just feel the perfect flow of the ideal line. At 77, Walter remains at a world-class level. Simply unbelievable. Thanks for sharing🙏.

Yea the flow was insanely how smooth and precisely he changed gears let it roll in -high get low out to High and shift im optimum rpm. U saw how he changed always high gears at 5600-8/9000 and lower gears as 7500-5000 he knows how a Porsche engine works as a test driver for Porsche it self he feels all also just on the sound if u saw his expressions

​​​​@@loxep915you... Shift always on Sound lol. You think you have time to watch the RPM Meter in a Race?? I see.. You either never driven a Car or just Automatics lol. Its more interesting to see how he can't keep his left foot quiet. He is so used to driving old Manual Cars.

@@aliver8794 I know how he works with pedals. And RPM is on sound of the engine. U don't need to see rpm I can drive and I was always able to listen. That's why my drive test was shorter and faster as usually

cause it wasnt the limit. Just a routine taxi ride

Yes, Walter Röhrls signature move is when he shows how he thinks about driving a car perfectly: He always shows how he handles the steering wheel with to fingers. It is always about the perfect balance ... and that makes it look like "he was driving to the bakery" ... There is another video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt00Zs_j6Vw) where 35 years younger Christoph Breuer drives the track 30 seconds faster than grandpa Walter. He is (audibly) a bit harsh to the tyres and the physics of the car at some points. Not the "two fingers at the steering wheel" approach.

I absolutely LOVE that he's still just using his right foot, the way his left foot twitches for a clutch, I swear while he's braking you can see him wanting to help toe. He's absolutely on muscle memory what an absolute legend. It is a bit sad to hear him talk about the "Fire" not being there like it used to.

@@John_Wood_ because old school drivers didn't have only 2 pedals

He realizes the truth. His eyesight must still be great. Bravo

actually it's beautiful that he can let go the fire. It was quiet a ride for him.

Yes, once I noticed that I couldn't look away, I just watched his feet for the whole lap! Hahahah! Beutiful.

The entire lap, nothing was said, yet everything was spoken. That was a very powerful moment. Love the channel Misha!

Man, it's mesmerizing, not just the way that Walter made it look like a child's play, but also Misha..... He was really out of this world during that lap. What an honor for him

Walter still tracking time with his wrist watch is just legendary!

I thought he had an app in his iphone that told his apple watch the lap time

@@bhuuthesecond hahaha do you really think walter has an apple watch, he is way to oldschool for that

Yea I love that, everytime I see him doing a lap or a rally stage it's always this wrist watch. Habits don't change even after 40 years.

@@matixok1167 Exactly, why changing something that still works best for you

​@@nickeic8629at least a Tag Heuer😂

I love this video. The twitches of his left foot still reaching for the clutch pedal that isnt there. Misha's smile, just pure bliss taking it all in. The calmness of it all at 230kmh just absolutely amazing.

I noticed that his years and years of muscle memory were kicking in

First thing i noticed. Human after all...

Yeah, that was something I also recognized. I only watched his foot work and his reaction in general. I didn't even watched the track. It was mind blowing seeing this legend at work.

Here a new view: 1. He started with traditional work on the pedals 2. Later he had to learn to break with the left foot too (2.45m showing how he is using the brake with the left and the right foot, depending on the situation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqREtbLe4sY) 3. (my guess): For this type of car he learned that it is best to use only the right foot on the remaining 2 pedals

Röhrl is so precise and at the same time so damn casual about driving fast. This results in him, being really fast, without really trying. And afterwards he is such a humble, nice person. One of my heroes.

watching misha closing his eyes....that gave me a unique feeling,what an honour for all of us. Misha never looked happier and clam like this. this is what is all about

seems like he was feeling sick, no? being a passenger is completely different from driving

​@@zemiguel2550no not sick, he was absorbing the moment with a childlike wonder, Walter's race line was a thing of beauty and misha was taking it all in

@@zemiguel2550not a single bit of sickness

Walter seems to be very polite, private person, glad to see him here.

Mein Gott Walter das Zucken im Kupplungsfuss hast du nicht verlernt für mich einer der Besten und legendärsten Rennfahren der Welt ich hoffe du bleibst Aufrecht und für immer Ehrlich Gott beschütze dich

77 years and calling a 7:30ish drive on the ring "chill" and "relaxing", taking the "Mutkurve" at 170-180... Walter is just a legend.

His streering control was so smooth!!! Smooth lines, no jerking the wheel, just all smooth transitional direction changes. Magical!!

This man is 76 years old and is as relaxed while driving as if he just turned 26!

when you look at what he did back in the day this is probably like a drive around the block for him

Why should he be nervous ??

What an honour it must be to ride alongside this Legend! Misha looks happy as a kid in the candy store! Amazing to see Walter Röhrl "at work" at his age!

oh my God. The look on his face like he is facing death. A million years old. Yet his movement on the wheel is smooth and minimal, his lines perfect, the car flows through the corners like honey and the talent that gave him his success is still there for all to see. Unbelievable.

Simply the best racecar driver ever. The precision is insane. It never looks like a fast lap with him, cause it's so calm, but it's very fast indeed.

Misha lookin like a happy school boy being driven to school by grand dad, only grand dad is an absolute legend and drives faster and safer than most drivers we see here on YT so happy for you, and this was so cool to watch.

Smiles like a “Honigkuchenpferd“ (german for Honeycakehorse). Makes me laugh seeing hime smile like that, in a good way.

In the first 5 seconds of the video he looks bored and distracted. What's up with that?

He explains it in the end. The age makes the fire go away on track.

@@frasertones8519 If he would have this car back in Group-B era he would drive absolutely mentally bonkers thru the crowds of people like he did with Audi..

sabes que alguien tiene una pasión enorme por los coches cuando en una situación así cierra los ojos para sentir absolutamente todo lo que le rodea, notar cada movimiento del coche en su cuerpo, escuchar cada sonido que llega a sus oídos con la máxima intensidad. Eso es auténtico amor por los coches, se lo que se siente y es algo sencillamente mágico e inigualable. saludos desde España.

Walter Röhrl the living Legend ❤

What a privilege it must be Misha, to be a passenger in a 992 GT3 RS being driven by Mr Röhl at the Nürburgring. Thank you for giving us the privilege to enjoy it too. As always, a pleasure watching your videos!

Walter is still incredible! His concentration is laser sharp. Thank you for putting this video together. 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Walter is an all time legend. He’s so modest and humble. His driving skills and knowledge are beyond of most race drivers on this planet. To have the opportunity to share a 911 with him is something extremely special and hopefully you will acknowledge that. I met him a couple of times in my life and he’s always friendly and very nice to share time with. 😊😊😊

What a Legend! ❤ "I won't put on a helmet for anything over 8 minutes on the Nordschleife!" - Walter Röhrl

Not even with a motorbike...

I missed that part. When did he say that?

​@@Thebeastfromnorth75This was long ago, not in this video!

77 😮

Wow, 10+ years ago 8 minutes was very challenging for a supercar, nowadays they are simply built for this track

*_His left foot was always searching the Clutch._* 🥺 *_He is not just a Former Race Driver. He is God behind the wheel._* 😍🔥

I watched Walter Röhrl drive his former works Porsche 911SC in the 2011 Targa Tasmania, and he was unbelievable for the first two days before history repeated and he broke a driveshaft. Even at his age, his technique and competitiveness was amazing

What a great video Misha and especially the end. You didn't said to much and let him talk, that was very respectfull 👌 What a legend 💪

Einfach unglaublich was für eine Perfektion Walter Röhrl hier abliefert !! und das in seinen jungen Alter 😉😍 einfach traumhaft

Man Misha looking like a happy kid going to the luna park, while Walter was 100% into it, so much he was making all sort of weird faces 🤣

With the tongue going like trying to thread a needle. Very therapeutic.

Or when he closed his eyes and just enjoyed the moment

Don't forget he's almost 80 years old, by then your reflexes are completely ruined, it's a tremendous effort from Walter to manage the lap at this speed, hence the weird faces from time to time. Saying he enjoys and prefers a twisty open road more says it al, being a driver of his calibre. We all get old unfortunately.

Yet his lines were superb, not pushing it of course, but beautiful lines all over, i wish at 80 i could still drive a car@@SuperWhiteBarry

I thought he was dying or were already dead at times

Cet homme est vraiment dans son élément compte tenu de son âge, c'est vraiment un passionné, je n'aurai même pas peur avec lui ...bravo pour cette belle maîtrise 👍👍

I love how deliberate and smooth his execution is throughout the track and how the GT3 RS translates his inputs on the track - it really moving and yet appears to glide through the corners. Like he said towards the end - Walter and the RS was flowing. Beautiful.

Grande Walter! De lo más grande que ha habido en el mundo del motor. Y sigue teniendo el veneno dentro!

Seguir pilotando lo mantiene de alguna manera joven. Sus reflejos, su musculatura. Un pilotazo que merece simplemente respeto. Una leyenda!!!

My gawd. This man is a legend, literally, and also for this epic run at his age. "Impressive" falls short of describing this.

Er ist im gesamten Rennsport der Champion er wäre auch in der Formel 1 die 1 geworden darauf kannst Du Wetten 😊

He starts his Chronograph under the Bridge like a Gentleman. A Legend. Great Video!

And looks at it at the end of the lap at the gantry. Did not even notice it. What a LEGEND.

@@mgcharoudin That's what you get when driving with a legend: a free track ahead of you How often does that happen ?

@@Wannes_ .....never????

Can you tell what watch he is wearing?

@@cjdontthink2 he often was seen with a Hacher Watch. He is/was also Brand ambassador, with a pikes peak Edition

Amazing Misha, thank you so much for documenting a legend. Incredible performance at his age, yet he says he did not push the limits. Just look at his neck stiffness when turning or breaking. I wish everyone will age healthy like this. This was one of the greatest videos of you even if I did not watch Walter Röhrl myself but I learned him from my dad.

Before and in the corners, all of Walter's racing senses awaken - on the straights, Walter seems to be in standby mode... Great to see😄

Mr RÖHRL is an absolute legend in every sense of the word 👏🏻

Very clean lap! Not in search of the lowest time, but on the purest driving. This guy is a living legend and still fast. Thanks Walter Röhrl and Misha!

I wonder how many people in the parking lot understood or knew who Walter is and his significance in racing history. Thank you Misha, what a treat.

From the first corner I knew he was not pushing it to the limit. It felt so calming to see him driving around the track. It felt like pure magic to me. His words only confirmed that feeling.

Yeah seemed like a leisurely cruise for him

@@dAbaPEsTA123 a 7min20s btg cruise ;)

Felt like a 6-7, 10 is when he's giving it everything. Hes just going through the motions and enjoying it

Remember is half a day of driving person after person around and showing the car off which most know to be the best. They can't have the car overheating, faults etc. and probably have limited tires plus time. Still amazing I would just like to still in a car with him.

The fact that he still got a 7:20 at the pace he was going is still crazy. I mean, it literally looked like he was chilling. If you pay close attention to how smooth his inputs are, you can see he literally points and shoots the car with no understeer or oversteer. The throttle inputs looked so smooth. Misha was literally chilling in the seat smiling and even closed his eyes lol probably because how relaxing that drive looked. You can definitely tell he has so many laps around the ring

His driving is so smooth. I think I heard no single tire squeal through the entire lap.

What an absolute master Walter Röhrl is. Such a smooth driving style. Unfazed confident and still has his reactions. LEGEND. Remember him battling in group B back in the day. Some of the best driving you will ever see. Never forget those days.

This made my heart so warm. Thanks Misha for inspiring me and all of us. One day we’ll be on the track together!!

Misha, always a pleasure watching you drive but watching you savoring the moment ,seeing the respect, the appreciation you have for this and seeing you absorbing the emotions with your eyes closed and a smile was absolutely priceless and made this, for me, your best video yet.

It is such a delight to watch this humble man - a "Genius-at-work", a true legend, the best racedriver in the world - on his home track in "his" car at the age of 77 is just divine and breathtaking.This is a once in a lifetime event we will never experience again. The perfection, the precision , he easily , gently even tenderly pushes that Porsche with over 200km/h through the corners of most difficult racetrack in the world- the so called "green hell"- is just amazing. An outstanding 7:20 min just like that on the spur of the moment and he hadn't even been on the track for 3 years at the age of 77 and yet such a score is just phenomenal. He is "The Man" behind the steering wheel. He is the brain behind the success one of the best commercial Sportscar in the world. He made Porsche what it is today. Spiritually speaking, when a Jesus or a buddha is born into the world it is a tue blessing for each and all of us and a once in a lifetime event.There is only one "Walter Röhrl". In this Incarnation he is a true blessing. God bless you Walter. Keep on going Walter.

I am the same age as Walter and I know that my driving reflexes would not allow me to drive like he did here, whatever my skill level. He was driving using his brain's "habits" memory where all of his years of rallying are stored, ready for recall without "thinking". A great demonstration of how years of experience can carry you well into old age.

It did feel that Walter was partly on auto-pilot. But this was only possible with years and years of blood, sweat and tears. Impressive.

@@ianoverseas Exactly as you say. We all use "autopilot" every day . Our incredible brain has evolved to do this as it frees up much processing power to devote to new situations. (This is very much a layman's description which I learnt from my therapist while in hospital after suffering a brain injury myself)

The simple feat of surviving the physical assault of that car at his age is staggeringly impressive

At a point, driving fast just becomes instinct especially if racing is your profession.

it's also because he was a porsche lead development driver for ages, the cars react to how he helped make them become, in another car it could be more problematic, but those ones probably feel harmonious to him

He admits he is getting old, taking it a little more relaxed, but can we appreciate the race line he took. Absolutely mindblowing 👏😊

Even though Walter Röhrl is such a successful legend, he still seems so down to earth! Just like Stucki! You could see how much you enjoyed this round Misha on your face at every second! Great action from Bilstein for making your dream come true! I have NEVER seen a passenger on the racetrack who looked so happy but at the same time so grateful & awestruck! Congratulations on achieving something like this with your company!✌️

Omg, smooth, flat to the boards and composed throughout the whole lap. Early rally footage of Mr Rorhl is also an eye opener. Seriously my driving hero one place behind Senna. A giant !! Thanks Mish

Legendary Person on a legendary track 🤗🤗🤗 He is still the best. You could see that he had relaxed round on the track, never pushed the car in the limiter. He is the best and still the reference for Porsche and others to test cars, motors and suspension

He is absurdly smooth driving, the whole thing looked so under control is hard to describe.

Yeah he use to drive those pos understeering audis :D prob helps to drive real racing car.

Smooth indeed. I loved the short shift at 4.15. Pure class

Smoothest driving I’ve seen on this channel on the Ring.

Whenever I see him drive a car with that kind of speed I’m still kinda surprised how calm and relaxed Walter Röhrl is You can see that it’s a bit more exhausting to him in his age now but still he’s super calm like the car's driving itself and he’s just holdin on to the steering wheel

Misha is always looking so genuinely happy, as if he asked his mum to go to McDonalds and she agreed. Love it :D

Walter is an international treasure. Aside from being a certified legend the man is such an inspiration to never give up your passions at any age. Truly incredible how relaxed he and the car are while for most of us it would be at the absolute ragged limit.

The way he looks like this is a regular Sunday cruise for him is cracking me up. Another great video Misha. Thank you!! Also great change to see you in the passenger seat for once just taking in the moment.

omg! such an honor to be chaufeured around the ring from such a rally-legend! hats off- he still got it!

Misha looks like hes in complete zen the entire lap

Tbh for having a ride with a good driver vs one with... less experience, its easy to get comfortable with a skilled driver. Inputs are smoother, you feel the car reacting and being perfectly fine with the inputs. A more novice driver upsets the car, it also makes me feel nauseous. Tbh it looks like i could sleep on that lap, so smooth, i can only admire the talent involved.

​@@PaulChoix55I was thinking the whole time, What a smooth ride, Not even pushing it, That dude is a true gentleman, 77 respect that sharp mind.

Some say that seniors are bad drivers, and I say that the seniors that can't drive were always bad drivers. This man only furthers by belief. Legendary driver!

Looks like a Wii avatar

In Germany we say: „Er grinst wie ein Honigkuchenpferd!“

His lines are impeccable!! So smooth…. A 7.20 short shifting at 8000rpm with another 1000 to go… He was running at 80% and still faster than 99.999% of wannabe ring pilots. A true legend in every sense.

Walter Röhl is so smooth and that’s fast. No traffic though but why stress? What a joy ride thanks Misha.

He is driving this Lap in like 8 minutes and it feels like it's a sunday drive to the bakery to get some bread. Not a single tire squeak. Insane.

Congratulations Misha, you are indeed very lucky to have shared time with the great man. What a polite gentleman. At 77yrs he made it all look so calm and easy - as he says at the end; "It will do" - like he has nothing to prove - and he doesn't! Thanks so much for sharing 👏👏👍

Hello Misha. Great video with an absolute racing legend. Maybe you can drive together with Kevin Estre on the Nordschleife in the GT3 RS. It would be a great video and also very fast :) . All the best

I'll never forget watching this man in his Quattro in my teenage years. Just legendary. Thanks for that👍

Walter is an absolute icon, for someone born within the last 23 years watching back old footage from his Group B days is just mind blowing as to where cars were in terms of power and also their safety systems (Or borderline lack there of) He is an absolute class act and a gem of Motorsport, so glad he's still getting behind the wheel and if push came to shove would still probably school most of the other drivers out on track

very interesting way to say that you're 23 years old, lol

They had safety systems back then. They called them seat belts.

@@inaNis_ Yeah wasn't worded in the most efficient way lmao

@@sugoruyo Thanks Sherlock, hence the "Borderline lack there of" statement

Great legendary driver!! I also like how these old stars changes when they go behind wheel.. Walter has hands shaking when they are off the wheel but when they drive, it is all gone.. Same thing was happening when i watched Markku Alen driving cars in his tv-show🙂

His driving is so smooth and his lines are perfect. He really shoots out of every apex so hard it's incredible to watch.

So smooth on the steering inputs amazing…❤

what a speed his driving and shifting perfect clock work Legend! . thank you Misha for nice video .

Doing what you love really does keep you young. Misha looked like a little boy in pure bliss sitting next to such a legend in an epic car on the most esteemed race track. Im happy for you Misha. You're a true example of humble, wise and driven. Keep up the hard work.

Closing your eyes and trusting the legend himself. Sometimes we look at old people and forget what they have accomplished in their lifetime. This man is probably one of the most talented racing drivers to ever exist. And he keeps rocking at 77. Amazin video, thank you.

Thank you Misha for just leaving the chat out. Magic.

Probably? Probably? 😕 Not probably; he is.! 😆😂

Misha's face at 7:51 was epic... what happens? 😂😂 looks like strange thing about the car, maybe downshift. Anyways, one of the best laps with the myth!

Walter is so smooth & precise on the track. Then you watch how they are bouncing around but it doesn’t affect his line or inputs. Wow true legend thanks for this video from USA.

Walter is such an awesome person and unbelievable driver 🤩🥳👏 it seems like he could push way more but still would be 'chilled' 😅 his driving looks so smooth 👍 So keep on enjoying the driving Walter 😉🤩👍👏

What a great question to ask him. I also loved the analog touch of using his chrono-watch to track the time 🥰 I am happy for you, dude. This is a dream for most of us here!

U could see that he was driving 70% of capacity. No ego, brilliant driving. What a gentleman 💫👌

Absolutely incredible, and it looks like he did a 7:27 BTG. If that is him driving the ring at 76 years old, I'd have loved to see him there back in his racing days. He is 3 years older than I, and I haven't raced in almost 30 years and I know that I have nowhere near the reflexes I had in the past, yet he seems to be almost super-human. What a treat to watch this video.

My father is 5 years older than him, and he still doesn't drive slow, but his coordination is all over the place. Age _will_ get you. That Walter can still do this now is absolutely amazing.

I dont think about this while watching the video. But this is very true. His reflexes are amazing. I am still watching but amazed and had to see the comments

@@JoeMaranophotography He was short shifting, and he was going into corners slowly enough that he was able to get deep into the throttle well before most apexes. He was taking it easy. Still he did a 7:27.

@@fantabuloussnuffaluffagus -- At 73 I still only own sports cars with manual transmissions, and I'd say that in the last 5 years I've missed more shifts than I did in my first 53 years of driving. I've even killed the car at stop lights a couple of times and never did that before. I guess age gets us all at some point, although Walter's "point" seems to be much higher than mine.

A really clean lap that was. Knowing every corner and curb... amazing..

A big legend and I have my biggest respect for him how he can drive on his age

First of all: Thank you, for both of you! It was interesting to see, that there was no left-foot braking, the tender smile on your face, and the chilled style of driving on speed! I was this year first time ever on the Ring, on the end of July, and second time on the end of August, with my 1.4L Fiat Stilo..., but I want to go once more this year. Let's see what my luck and my next (13th) car allows... :)

Walter the Legend! Driving looks smooth and fast and all my respect to drive like this in his age. Cheers Walter

He's such a calm/wise guy... What a role model. Being 77 and thinking 7:20 is easy😂 Unbelievable.

I have no words for people like him, just someone who truely is humble, extremely skilled, amd seems ro be an amazing person. Good to see he is still going at it despite his age. I think for all of us car enthusiasts he truely is a role model of what we should be.

Walter and Motoharu seem to be alike both with their driving and how they are as persons 🍻

Incredible driving. What a legend!

Quel vidéo ! Magnifique un vrais bonheur à regardé ! Merci beaucoup . Merci MR Röhrl 😎

Something so beautiful about seeing a master in his later years being so at peace and still in command. Incredible opportunity for this lap to be captured on such a way. Love that he uses his chronograph

Amazing. It´s a real privilege to be able to watch Walter Röhrl driving like this at 77. A true legend. Hope to see him for many years!

Walter Rohrl is a class act. I remember watching him drive Asconas and Quattros in the 80s. Possibly the greatest driver of all time. An absolute legend.

Walter is and remains the icon of motorsport in Germany, if not the world. He is simply a down-to-earth guy. How I would love to take a lap around the ring with him. Misha I completely understand you saying it was a dream. This video reminded me a lot of the laps I was allowed to do in the taxi with Sabine. Thank you for always managing to bring back joyful experiences of the ring that are often forgotten. In memory of Sabine Schmitz “Queen of the Nordschleife”

You can calmly skip the "if" about icon in the world. I'm not German. I feel it a privilege just to have been able to follow Walter Röhrl on television during his prime (whenever that is - seems to be still ongoing), I've met more known race drivers (or at least known within the racing community) during my visits at Die Schleife through decades of Touristenfahrten, but meeting Dr. Röhrl in person would most probably leave me completely speechless and get completely stuck in the questions that I had otherwise collected for him over 40 years. But it is really lucky that we have YT today, who since the beginning has meant that I have gotten to know him better as a person. His humble approach to everything and self-effacing personality and always matter-of-fact approach to things. A man in complete mental balance. A man in complete control. Who takes things step by step. And a person who you both feel could be your closest friend and at the same time on a completely different planet, to which you never get a ticket yourself. And know it with a completely settled feeling.

I would have done anything for some laps with Sabine.

Legendary episode !!!! Smiles all through the Nurb !!!!

Rohl always drove in control, he didnt participate in rally stages which had a lot of jumps, he just didnt see the point of being out of control... no wonder Misha looks blissed out, what a sublime experience.

Mr Roehrl is living legend.. It is pleasure to see he is still on a fast track.

Legend being very humble in the end, from the carousell onwards he drove pretty quickly through those tight up and down curves, awesome car too

I get emotional just by seeing in his face that he is enjoying a lot, being amazed by the car and concentrating a lot. Great to see

The fact he raced group B says everything you need to know about this legend.

Everything feels so 100% smooth and controlled. What a master. I could close my eyes and feel relaxed on the passenger seat. If Walter Röhrl drives the car, you are safe!

Thanks Misha for this bit of fun and nostalgia!

I honestly love everything in this videos. I really like how he check everything inside the car before start pushing I love it good video❤❤this type of video make a smile in everyone ❤❤🙏🏻💪🏻Nice job Misha 💪🏻💪🏻