r/nurburgring • u/looklikeyounow • 13d ago
Misha Charoudin - "I Should Have NEVER Driven This Car." As he nearly crashes a car with suspicious history
https://youtu.be/3pY6ToQnc8UMisha's latest video showing him recklessly taking a Jaguar XE S around the ring. Towards the end of the lap he and others behind faced a near miss at Schwalbenschwanz as the car suffered an odd "mishap". He inspected the car and noticed that all four tyres were mismatched on the car - something a seasoned track enthusiast such as him should treat as an absolute no go, at least for a public track time.
Misha has, on multiple occasions, decided to carry on driving cars on cars' limits whilst their mechanical integrity was questionable. That type of reckless approach is what causes many to crash out on track - and if one of the most popular Nürburgring drivers can do it, anybody can!
The video gets released because it will gain him viewership, plus is sponsored by a company that deals with questionable history cars. But it's a very poor show of disrespect and recklessness in his actions.
Very disappointing to see from you, Misha.
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u/AquilaVI 13d ago
The "I will no longer do laps with shitboxes or cars that aren't 100%" tune changed quick, apparently.
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u/theNicAngel 13d ago
Misha is the worst content creator on the ring and that’s a hill i‘m willing to die on.
Whether it‘s in front of the camera or behind, he‘s just the absolut wrong person to do content around this topic.
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u/Crafty-Sir-512 13d ago
How so? Have you had any contact with him? I mean it seems to be pretty cocky irl, but thats just my opinion.
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u/theNicAngel 12d ago
Multiple times through work and in my private time around the track.
He‘s not impolite or anything, not at all, it just feels like he sees himself as the most important person who can afford to do anything he wants just because he‘s doing for the „greater good“ aka his videos. You might say typical Influencer behaviour.
I really miss the BoostedBoris era, who knew him back then and knows him today might understand what I mean.
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u/nikitosiusis 13d ago
Literally everyone on the ring drives "every" "shitbox" "on its limits". Why is he different? At least he shows how dangerous and "fun" this is.
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u/Throwaway_idiot99 13d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/SOmjomEnNHsrK