Onboard of the rally - Lappi on Wolf Power Stage | WRC Secto Rally Finland 2022

Rally onboard with Esapekka Lappi driving the Wolf Power Stage with NO Windscreen after crashing his Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 rally car on WRC Secto Rally Finland 2022. See them wearing safety goggles and the co driver Janne Ferm struggling with his pace note book in the strong winds!

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[AmbientMike]

Lappi unknowingly sending it while creating one of the most iconic images in modern rally.

[blakegriplingph]

Lappi finishing the rally in the most Colin McRae-esque way possible is a sight to behold.

[logjam]

I'm impressed Janne consistently turned the pages just one at a time and could still read them with all that wind.

[RealDeme]

I like that "Pirun pitkä" on Janne's notes which basically means "fuck1ng long" or something like that😂

[christopherharijanto]

I've never seen that Lappi had a courageous effort by driving car without windscreen after a crash in the previous stages 👏

[sander]

should have shown how the roof flew away at the beginning of the stage!

[morris]

The damage to the car shows how the bodywork (carbon fibre) is not really an integral part of the strength of the vehicle. The roll cage is a completely separate entity to the body not like early rally cars where there were welded connection points (metal to metal) on the likes of the A pillar and the main roll cage hoop behind the driver

[bigtoepapa]

Hope the scrutineers don't call it cheating after losing 30 kg of glass and carbon

[jasonmartin]

Somewhere I feel like Colin is looking down and saying "Been there, done that".

I'm sure they were happy it wasn't raining. Or snowing :D

[Yiots]

OK WRC, I think it's time to install 4K cameras in the cars?

[EDGEDAZZA]

The brakes on those things must be a dream. Just so responsive. Only needs the slightest movement