leche que huevazos el audi 100 ochentero subiendo por la pista de salto de esquí. Al final a más de 45º se queda clavado el macho cabrío. Razonable. Pero lo mas bueno de ese anuncio es que no hay trampa ni cartón. No hay efectos especiales. Y grabado en helicóptero, como debe ser. Nada de usar un dron chinorri.
Mis dies bro
Aqui está el vídeo de cómo se hizo. No me canso de verlo. Solo hay un cable guía para impedir que el coche se despeñe con el conductor al llegar arriba, pero el cable no hace función de tracción del coche.
y aquí el detalle técnico de la función del famoso cable...,
The original Audi 100 CS ski jump commercial from 1986 is a bit of an advertising legend.
Driving a standard production car, on snow tyres of course, up the Pitkävuori ski jump in Kaipola, Finland demonstrated the ability of Audi’s Quattro system. The 47 metre high snow covered ski jump is incredibly steep, 80 percent or 37.5 degrees.
The car was driven by professional rally driver Harald Demuth. Harald was two times German rally champion in 1982 and 1984, both in an Audi Quattro. So, a natural choice for going the wrong way up the slope. This was not an easy task in a manual car with no electronic aids and a clutch pedal.
The car had a sort of fork mounted beneath, so when the handbrake was applied it dug into the ice. Holding the car up the top of the slope wasn’t going to be an option on the brakes. Demuth performed the stunt 13 times for the film crew.
Audi recreated the ski jump commercial stunt in 2005 with the A6 4.2 V8 quattro. An automatic transmission in the car locked in first making the task easier.
The old wooden frame of the jump needed extensive repairs. Disused since 1994 there had been no need to maintain it. Uwe Bleck did the driving that time for the filming.
Poor Harald who’d done all the driving in setup slipped on the ice and broke his right hand. Therefore he couldn’t pull on the handbrake.
See the yourself in the video below.
Con este coche con el depósito lleno de buena gasolina de 98 octanos, al fin del mundo.