Nordschleife for real

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Lets hope that Nurburgring GmbH don't catch up with you then.

Fun, though, isn't it :) The driving, that is, not the filming.

You can put Youtube videos directly into your post, just remove the spaces:

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Rubbish, you didn't go through the Karussell gutter! :p
 
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Nice! 👍 Wasn't the first time huh? :)

One thing that looked a little bit strange though was how you held the steering wheel. But thats up to the driver of course!
 
Very nice video indeed and very, very nice driving.

Can you tell me the day and time you filmed this! There are not may cars on track. How much was it for one lap?

How did you manage to make that video without being caught?
 
I recorded the video on the 10th of August.

I took the 4 lap deal for 70,- € I think it was.

In regards to how I recorded it... they only check when you pass the barrier and sometimes when you leave the track. I leave the rest to your imagination.
I think they are afraid to get closed down at one point. To let bikes, buses and cars onto the track at the same time is just pure greed.... But apart from that it's still the best place on the planet to drive your car :sly:
 
I have been told that you're not allowed to make videos and (I don't know whom) take pictures of cars on the track. You can't go on/off track with a camera already mounted in your car.

I'm not sure if this is true or not. That's why I asked.
 
It is true. There are an incredible amount of deaths a year on the Nurburgring, enough to flag it as dangerous enough to be shut down, however almost all deaths that happen on-track are only declared in-hopital after the victim has been cleared off-track. This classifies the death differently and clears the track's grim record. I'm guessing controlling what media makes it out of the track will minimize the chances of anyone doing something about the loophhole.
 
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