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Amateur vid taken by yours truly and set to Sofa King (local band).
WRC Deutschland 05 I'm going to warn you now that it's 53 Mb so the download might take a minute. Let me know what you think of the video.

 
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Anyone?

 
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the footage is a bit shakey, you should have used a tripod, but it understandable why you didnt. the video needs transitions from one clip to the next. the music doesnt really go with the video... sorry, i was in tv production and i notice stupid stuff like that.

 
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Ok. This is my first attempt. Thanks for the constructive criticism. I've got two more years in Germany so I will have many more rallies to attend. I didn't bring the tripod due to the sheer number of spectators and no place to set it up. 220,000 people came out for the weekend so even finding decent spots to record from was difficult.

 
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wow dude! Good stuff. You were actually behind Sebastian or Francios on the highway? Did you get to pass them? I WILL attend a WRC event!

 
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I had Loeb in my rear view mirror leaving the service park. Just blind luck. And I did pass him a couple times on the A-bahn. Probably the coolest racing event I've been to yet. And I'm going to see more next year.

 
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What car was Loeb driving? How fast was he going? Anything specific about how he was driving?

 
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He drives a Citroen Xsara. From what I saw he was sticking every corner better than everyone else out on the course. The pro class cars are all equally fast in the straight, it's getting turns correct and not making little mistakes that separates them. You can visit WRC.com for more info about cars, drivers, and manufacturers.

We were doing between 130-160 kph(80-100 mph) out on the Autobahn for the chasing footage.